No. 9,761 in Spanish
autocracias
Autocracies: Political systems governed by a single person with absolute power.
In a sentence
Las autocracias suelen limitar los derechos individuales de sus ciudadanos.
Autocracies often limit the individual rights of their citizens.
The word 'autocracias' is used here to refer to governments or systems characterized by centralized, absolute power, implying a general characteristic of such systems.
Algunos historiadores analizan cómo las autocracias han influido en los acontecimientos mundiales.
Some historians analyze how autocracies have influenced global events.
In this sentence, 'autocracias' is referenced in the context of historical studies, denoting their broader impact and influence on international historical outcomes.
La transición de una autocracia a una democracia puede ser un proceso complejo y largo.
The transition from an autocracy to a democracy can be a complex and lengthy process.
Here, 'autocracia' is employed to indicate a specific type of government, highlighting the challenges associated with shifting political systems from centralized power to democratic governance.
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