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Last week, in part 1 we left off the story with the OAS and their hired guns using “Creative mathematics” to defend their attempted coup in Bolivia. Today, David Rosnick from the Center for Economic Policy and Research (CEPR) continues to compare the state of the US elections with that of Bolivia. We also learn about the more nefarious purpose of the OAS, which acts as a US proxy in regime-change.
Resources:
* October 21, 2019: Original OAS statement (no analysis offered)
* October 22, 2019: CEPR Offers a rebuttal
* October 23, 2019: Preliminary data shows Morales increased lead
* November 2019: CEPR analysis
* November 2019: OAS “analysis”
“[Nooruddin’s] discontinuity analysis is a joke” — Andrew Gelman
* November 2019: Columbia University Study on Bolivia
* December 2019: OAS final report
* The NYT story about the data (June 2020)
* August 2020: Nooruddin’s “clean” data
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