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Argentina : The crash of their banking system which led to poverty, bad living conditions and unemployment.
Bolivia : High crime rates without punishment by the government.
Chile : The living conditions are bad; such as the air pollution, deforestation and overall wildlife.
Colombia : Same as Bolivia and Chile, lots of corruption with the leaders too.
Paraguay : Same as Argentina. ( Put debt )
Peru : The gov. is very indecisive which leads to a lot of political issues.
Uruguay : Crash of the economy ( Same as Paraguay)
Venezuela : Lots of refugees aren't being recorder which makes living especially as a refugee very tough.
The statement that gives members of Congress an amount of independence from their party leaders is option D. the American political system does not really have an official party leadership.
<h3>What are the privileges of a representative?</h3>
The privileges are as follows;
- They shall in all Cases, except Treason, Felony and Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest
- In going to and returning from the chamber; and for any Speech or Debate in either House, they shall not be questioned in any other Place.
Therefore, the above provisions ensure their independence from the assumed political leaders and by constitution,there is no official party leadership.
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