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Technology and the Global Struggle for Democracy

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Author(s)
Manuel Muñiz
Publication
Proyect Syndicate. It will open in a new tabProyect Syndicate
Publication Type
Op-Eds

Madrid – The commemoration of the first anniversary of the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump showed that the extreme political polarization that fueled the riot also frames Americans’ interpretations of it. It would, however, be gravely mistaken to view what happened as a uniquely American phenomenon with uniquely American causes. The disruption of the peaceful transfer of power that day was part of something much bigger.

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