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The article discusses Scottish nationalism from the 1920s through the 1960s. The role that nationalism plays within political parties in Scotland, including in the Scottish Nationalist Party (S.N.P), the Conservative Party and the Scottish Labour Party, is discussed. The relationship between elections in Scotland and the decentralization of Great Britain's government is also discussed. An overview of the political attitudes of Scottish legislators, including their putative similar perspectives to those of African nationalists, is provided.

The article discusses political parties in Latin America, focusing on their influence and social impact as of July 1966. According to the article, political parties can mediate between people and their governments. Topics include positivism, socialist parties, populist parties, nationalism, competition for power, and the identification of people with political parties in urban and rural regions. Differences between political parties in Latin America, the U.S., and Europe are described. Political parties mentioned include the Argentine Radical Party, the Brazilian Labour Party, and the Conservative Party in Colombia.