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capitalism
capitalism
[Sustantivo]

an economic system in which property and businesses are primarily privately owned and operated for profit

capitalismo

capitalismo

Ex: The book examines different forms of capitalism around the world. 
crony capitalism
crony capitalism
[Sustantivo]

an economic system where success in business is determined by close relationships between businesspeople and government officials, rather than market competition

capitalismo de compadres, capitalismo de amiguetes

capitalismo de compadres, capitalismo de amiguetes

Ex: Critics argue that crony capitalism undermines the principles of free-market economics by distorting incentives and favoring a select few at the expense of the broader population. 

Los críticos argumentan que el capitalismo de compadres socava los principios de la economía de mercado libre al distorsionar los incentivos y favorecer a unos pocos selectos a expensas de la población en general.

communism
communism
[Sustantivo]

a political system in which the government controls all industry, every citizen is equally treated, and private ownership does not exist

comunismo

comunismo

Ex: Communist parties around the world vary in their approaches to achieving socialist goals through democratic means. 
communist
communist
[Sustantivo]

a member of a political party that advocates a system aiming for a classless society where resources are owned collectively and distributed based on need

comunista

comunista

Ex: The communist was known for his unwavering dedication to social equality and workers' rights. 
communist party
communist party
[Sustantivo]

a political party that supports communism and may run the government in some countries

partido comunista, partido comunista

partido comunista, partido comunista

Ex: The communist party held a large rally in the capital. 

El partido comunista celebró una gran manifestación en la capital.

one-party
one-party
[Adjetivo]

controlled or dominated by a single political party

de partido único, monopartidista

de partido único, monopartidista

Ex: In a one-party state, all decisions come from the ruling party. 

En un estado unipartidista, todas las decisiones provienen del partido gobernante.

comrade
comrade
[Sustantivo]

a member of the Communist Party or someone sharing its political affiliation

camarada, compañero

camarada, compañero

Ex: She respected her comrade's dedication to the cause. 

Ella respetaba la dedicación de su camarada a la causa.

socialism
socialism
[Sustantivo]

a political and economic theory advocating collective or public ownership or control of major resources and means of production

socialismo,  socialismo

socialismo, socialismo

Ex: Different thinkers have proposed different interpretations of socialism. 
socialist
socialist
[Adjetivo]

related to a system where resources are collectively owned and distributed equally among citizens

socialista

socialista

Ex: His socialist views prioritize social justice and economic equality for all members of society. 
labor party
labor party
[Sustantivo]

a British political party which favors the welfare of workers and the poor

partido laborista

partido laborista

Ex: The Labor Party has historically been a strong advocate for labor unions and fair wages. 

El Partido Laborista ha sido históricamente un firme defensor de los sindicatos y los salarios justos.

Marxism
Marxism
[Sustantivo]

a political and economic theory that explains society in terms of class conflict between workers and owners

marxismo, teoría marxista

marxismo, teoría marxista

Ex: Students studied Marxism in political theory courses. 

Los estudiantes estudiaron el marxismo en los cursos de teoría política.

Marxist
Marxist
[Adjetivo]

relating to or based on the political, economic, and social theories associated with Karl Marx and Marxism

marxista

marxista

Ex: The book analyzes literature from a Marxist perspective. 
populism
populism
[Sustantivo]

a type of politics that purports to represent the opinions and desires of ordinary people in order to gain their support

populismo

populismo

Ex: Populism can manifest in both left-wing and right-wing forms, with left-wing populists typically focusing on economic inequality and social justice, while right-wing populists often emphasize nationalism and immigration control. 

El populismo puede manifestarse tanto en formas de izquierda como de derecha, con los populistas de izquierda generalmente enfocados en la desigualdad económica y la justicia social, mientras que los populistas de derecha a menudo enfatizan el nacionalismo y el control de la inmigración.

populist
populist
[Adjetivo]

relating to or characterized by the support for the concerns, interests, and rights of the general population

populista

populista

Ex: His speeches resonated with voters due to their populist appeal and straightforward language. 

Sus discursos resonaron con los votantes debido a su atractivo populista y lenguaje directo.

collectivism
collectivism
[Sustantivo]

the belief that resources and production should be owned and managed by the community

colectivismo, colectivismo

colectivismo, colectivismo

Ex: Workers supported collectivism to share profits equally. 

Los trabajadores apoyaban el colectivismo para compartir las ganancias equitativamente.

feudal
feudal
[Adjetivo]

relating to a system where nobility hold power and peasants work for their lords

feudal

feudal

Ex: The feudal lord granted land to his vassals, who in turn provided military support and labor. 

El señor feudal concedió tierras a sus vasallos, quienes a su vez proporcionaron apoyo militar y mano de obra.

feudalism
feudalism
[Sustantivo]

a social and land-owning system in medieval Europe in which people were granted land and protection by a nobleman in exchange, they had to fight and work for him

feudalismo

feudalismo

Ex: Historians often study feudalism to understand the power dynamics of medieval Europe. 

Los historiadores a menudo estudian el feudalismo para comprender las dinámicas de poder de la Europa medieval.

secularism
secularism
[Sustantivo]

the doctrine that separates the state from religious associations

laicismo

laicismo

Ex: The policy of secularism ensures that government decisions are free from religious bias. 

La política de laicismo garantiza que las decisiones gubernamentales estén libres de sesgo religioso.

secularist
secularist
[Sustantivo]

a person who believes religion should not influence government or education

laicista, secularista

laicista, secularista

Ex: The secularist argued for non-religious schools. 

El secularista argumentó a favor de escuelas no religiosas.

pacifism
pacifism
[Sustantivo]

the ideology that advocates the unjustifiable nature of war or any other act of violence, and seeks out peace

pacifismo

pacifismo

Ex: Pacifism became a central theme in his writings on social justice and conflict resolution. 

El pacifismo se convirtió en un tema central en sus escritos sobre justicia social y resolución de conflictos.

pacifist
pacifist
[Sustantivo]

an individual who is against war and violence as a way to settle disagreements or conflicts

pacifista

pacifista

Ex: The group of pacifists protested the government’s decision to increase military spending. 

El grupo de pacifistas protestó contra la decisión del gobierno de aumentar el gasto militar.

interventionism
interventionism
[Sustantivo]

a political approach advocating the government participation in other nations' affairs or influencing the economy of its own country

intervencionismo

intervencionismo

Ex: The country's interventionism was evident in its support for rebel groups abroad. 

El intervencionismo del país fue evidente en su apoyo a los grupos rebeldes en el extranjero.

interventionist
interventionist
[Adjetivo]

supporting government involvement in the economy or in other countries' affairs

intervencionista, estatista

intervencionista, estatista

Ex: Economists debated the effects of interventionist measures. 

Los economistas debatieron los efectos de las medidas intervencionistas.

conservatism
conservatism
[Sustantivo]

a political belief with an inclination to keep the traditional values in a society by avoiding changes

conservadurismo

conservadurismo

Ex: Conservatism often opposes rapid social change and advocates for gradual reform. 

El conservadurismo a menudo se opone a los cambios sociales rápidos y aboga por una reforma gradual.

conservative
conservative
[Adjetivo]

holding a political view that supports free enterprise, limited government spending and traditional social views

conservador

conservador

Ex: The party's conservative platform advocates for maintaining the status quo in social policies. 
liberal
liberal
[Adjetivo]

related to or characteristic of a political ideology that emphasizes individual freedoms, equality, and government intervention for social welfare and economic opportunity

liberal

liberal

Ex: The liberal approach to economics favors government regulation to address market failures and promote income equality. 
liberalism
liberalism
[Sustantivo]

the political belief that promotes personal freedom, democracy, gradual changes in society, and free trade

liberalismo

liberalismo

Ex: Advocates of liberalism often push for gradual social reforms to address inequalities and enhance the welfare of all citizens. 

Los defensores del liberalismo a menudo abogan por reformas sociales graduales para abordar las desigualdades y mejorar el bienestar de todos los ciudadanos.

libertarian
libertarian
[Sustantivo]

a person who believes people should have maximum freedom and minimal government control

libertario

libertario

Ex: The libertarian argued for personal freedom in the debate. 

El libertario argumentó a favor de la libertad personal en el debate.

neoliberal
neoliberal
[Adjetivo]

supporting free markets, economic growth, and traditional liberal values

neoliberal, neoliberalista

neoliberal, neoliberalista

Ex: Many countries followed neoliberal economic strategies in the 1990s. 

Muchos países siguieron estrategias económicas neoliberales en la década de 1990.

neoliberalism
neoliberalism
[Sustantivo]

a political belief that combines liberal values with a focus on free markets and economic growth

neoliberalismo, neoliberalismo

neoliberalismo, neoliberalismo

Ex: Critics say neoliberalism favors business over social welfare. 

Los críticos dicen que el neoliberalismo favorece a las empresas sobre el bienestar social.

nationalism
nationalism
[Sustantivo]

strong pride in one's country and belief in its importance or superiority

nacionalismo

nacionalismo

Ex: Nationalism played a major role in independence movements. 
nationalist
nationalist
[Adjetivo]

relating to or supporting nationalism or the interests and identity of a particular nation

nacionalista,  nacional

nacionalista, nacional

Ex: The speech contained several nationalist themes about sovereignty and national identity. 
nationalistic
nationalistic
[Adjetivo]

showing strong support for one's nation and prioritizing its interests above others

nacionalista, patriótico

nacionalista, patriótico

Ex: The nationalistic policies focused on protecting local industries. 

Las políticas nacionalistas se centraron en proteger las industrias locales.

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