Radical left-wing politics in Latin America has always been viewed both positively and negatively, but there is no doubt that it is ever present. With the Peruvian elections coming up, we might be in the cusp of another left-wing victory, as Pedro Castillo gains momentum against his opponent Keiko Fujimori, the current heir to the legacy of right-wing Fujimorism. Will this election be a new landmark event in the wave of anti-establishment politics currently sweeping Latin America or will it instead mark the continued survival of the established order? This is an episode you don't want to miss.