Significados de political polarisation en inglés

The latest revelations will intensify yet further the political polarisation in the country.

He also blamed Spain's deeply entrenched political polarisation for the rise.

The situation becomes infinitely more complex when political polarisation is added to the mix.

Its adversarial, two-party monopoly system exacerbates social and political polarisation.

Not when economic inequality has produced such sharp political polarisation.

Dr Charlton said political polarisation such as this typically occurred when economies suffered and inequality was growing.

One, resort to referenda on highly contentious issues is as likely to deepen political polarisation as to resolve it.

It is a problem that has driven US political polarisation over the past decade and will surely pervade the 2020 presidential elections.

Gingrich was speaker from 1995 to 1999, the nemesis of Bill Clinton and father of political polarisation.

He said the economy was passing through a crisis that it would overcome as soon as the country's political polarisation came to an end.

Tony Blair, the former UK prime minister, has announced a new movement that would bring together voters and politicians fed up with political polarisation.

But growing political polarisation on both sides of the Atlantic has seen a screed of articles bemoaning an intolerance of conservative or fringe views.

Low turnout in the runoff, combined with political polarisation, more scandals or, even worse, outbreaks of violence, could make a Le Pen win possible.

Political polarisation, which has increased markedly in recent years, may be exacerbated by being physically distant from others.