Post-Transition crises in Latin America. A review of the cases of Argentina and Venezuela

Before the experience of bloodies dictatorships, during the 80's and the beginning of '90's decade the Latin-American countries became to a democratic transition stage. This article studies the process of post transition crisis in Latin America focusing on a comparative analysis from the Argentinean and Venezuelan cases. Using a diachronic analysis from the system party and the model of accumulation economic in both countries, the study affirms that the crisis was consequence from the rupture of the politic regimen and the application of neoliberal economic politics.