Isabel Allende warns of the fragility of democracy, which can be undermined "until it collapses"
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On Friday, acclaimed writer Isabel Allende warned about the fragility of democratic systems during a public appearance. She cautioned that democracy can be easily lost, even in nations where it is assumed to be strong and stable.
According to Allende, democratic institutions are often eroded gradually from within rather than failing all at once, noting that a society can continuously undermine its own system until it ultimately collapses.
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