Anti-democratic movements have learned how to coordinate, fund themselves, and expand their influence in Central America. What can civil society learn from that experience to respond better?

This panel responds to an urgent gap: while these movements act strategically and with long-term vision, many responses remain fragmented and reactive. Drawing on lessons from reproductive justice, one of the first fields where tactics that today impact other areas of democracy were tested, we will discuss how to anticipate risks, build alliances, and finance sustained responses. A session to move from analysis to action and strengthen democratic resilience in the region.

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