President Leonel Fernandez says that Dominicans are witnessing a revolution of what will happen in this country in the next 15 years "for" the profound "that await us in that time.
should be asked what you mean by revolution. Should
you know, likewise, how many years remain in power seeks to provide continuity and consistency of his revolution. Humanity has known
revolutions in various categories, which have radically changed economic patterns, political and social.
In the Communist Manifesto, Marx and Engels stated that "the history of all hitherto existing societies today is the history of class struggles. Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, master and officers in a word, oppressor and oppressed are faced always maintained a constant struggle, now hidden, and now open, fight always ended with the transformation of society or the collapse of the contending classes "
A revolution thus implies profound changes. A revolution is part of the social dynamics of the constant struggle between good and evil, between the positive and negative, say which is part of the social dialectic.
A revolution means a quantum leap, which allows driving toward the goal of creating a world without oppressors or oppressed, a world at peace, a peace that is possible only when the reasons for the differences between rich human and poor, between whites and blacks, between religious and atheists.
Humanity was a radical change, dramatically, say, when it passed from the primitive to slavery, but the same was true when it abolished slavery and passed the feudal regime that later, centuries later, was swept away by the bourgeois revolutions. History is not linear. But as I said Chilean President Salvador Allende, the processes do not stop. Chilean gorillas could not stop the changes in his country despite the coup of 1973.
says Rodrigo Borja, in his encyclopedia of the political revolution is (...) an axial movement which involves institutional change, not just people in the organization of the State. This means that the revolutionary transformation is not satisfied with the mere substitution of some people by others in the exercise of power -As in the rebellion, but seeks the structural change of social organization. So the revolution, to the extent proposed a sweeping reorganization of the organizational structure of the state, a change of an institutional nature ... "
all know what it involved the 1917 Russian Revolution led by Lenin. We all know which meant the Chinese revolution of 1949 under the direction of the Great Helmsman Mao Tse Tung. We all know the 1959 Cuban Revolution who led the political colossus called Fidel Castro.
For President Fernández, what is a revolution? A play on words of someone who seeks reelection to continue with "more of the same"?
What are the political and ideological revolution of the President?
Where is the revolutionary character of the government program of the President? What political and ideological differences between President Fernandez and the other presidents who have had the Dominican Republic in recent years?
In contrast, Fernandez has been submissive in front of the imperial power and beholden to big domestic and foreign capital. The nation has been less independent and sovereign during his two terms than during other governments. His government got rid of all public companies to create a weak state. His government has indebted the country more than others. His government has not been for the poor, but on the contrary, for the rich. Your government has sponsored corruption, while protecting the corrupt. There is one crucial measure that benefits the bottom. President Fernandez did not change in the corrupt and archaic structure of the state apparatus. Although the LDP leader and founder declared Marxist, although his works, including "Dictatorship with Popular Support" and the very name of the party, the government of President Fernandez did not even have been reformers.
So what speaks revolution? Is it called revolution in a work as the Metro, most Dominicans do not approve? What
President Fernandez called revolution? What insecurity, the rise of drug trafficking, unemployment, bankruptcy of free zone companies, the three tax reforms that have further impoverished the poor, moral and ethical degradation of the political chaos that Queen in transit, breach of the laws, the protection of those who went bankrupt private banks leading the country into bankruptcy? Is it at all that President Fernandez called radical and profound revolution?
I do not see anything else. What else would I want a real revolution, sir President? Do you dare? If so, count me in!
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