Left and Center-Left Presidents in Latin America

For the 2nd edition of U.S. and Latin American Relations I am writing an entirely new chapter on the efforts to counter U.S. hegemony in the region. I thought it would be useful to have a table showing all the elections of left or center-left presidents since Hugo Chávez got the ball rolling. The list is pretty long and a reminder about how diverse the "left" really is. Even defining "center-left" can be tricky. If I have left something out, let me know.

Elections of Left or Center-Left Presidents in Latin America, 1998-2014

Year	President	Country
1998	Hugo Chávez	Venezuela
1999-2000	Ricardo Lagos	Chile
2000	Hugo Chávez (re-elected)	Venezuela
2002	Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva	Brazil
2003	Néstor Kirchner	Argentina
2004	Tabaré Vázquez	Uruguay
2005	Evo Morales	Bolivia
2005	José Manuel Zelaya	Honduras
2005-2006	Michelle Bachelet	Chile
2006	Rafael Correa	Ecuador
2006	Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (re-elected)	Brazil
2006	Daniel Ortega	Nicaragua
2006	Hugo Chávez (re-election)	Venezuela
2007	Álvaro Colom	Guatemala
2007	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner	Argentina
2008	Fernando Lugo	Paraguay
2009	José Mujica	Uruguay
2009	Mauricio Funes	El Salvador
2009	Evo Morales	Bolivia
2010	Dilma Rousseff	Brazil
2011	Ollanta Humala	Peru
2011	Daniel Ortega (re-election)	Nicaragua
2011	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (re-election)	Argentina
2012	Hugo Chávez (re-election	Venezuela
2013	Michelle Bachelet (re-election)	Chile
2013	Nicolás Maduro	Venezuela
2014	Salvador Sánchez Cerén	El Salvador
2014	Luis Guillermo Solís	Costa Rica