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Ahora Venezuela es de todos"; "Brasil, um pais de todos"; "La patria ya es de todos" (Ecuador). The similarity between these slogans, now the official banners of some of Latin Americas new pro- gressive governments, alerts us towards possibilities for new interpretations of concepts such as collective and public. But beyond these controversies over the frontiers that divide the public from the private, in the domains of public policy, the notion of the public sphere has raised graver concerns. New styles of leadership and their relation to "the plebeian emergency" in South America bring to light a growing trend towards "polymorphous sociability", resembling some of the characteristics of the public sphere described by E. P. Thompson, Philippe Aries and other historians of the preindustrial modern era.

¿Hay patria para todos? Ambivalencia de lo público y “emergencia plebeya” en los nuevos gobiernos progresistas