Caracas December 15, 2005
NOT BE LATE?
We read with astonishment that the government of the English foreign minister Miguel Angel Morattino and many of the English Parliament Deputies are concerned about the environment created by the Venezuelan elections. A highly polarized climate of deep divisions and widespread discontent in anticipation of the next appointment to the polls when voters will choose a new president, the political figure in South American countries.
Wonder and anxiety can already say that it is difficult to think that politicians like Mr. Morattino longstanding and other deputies have not heard the rumors that have long warned about the plight in which it is now Venezuelan democracy and the way to the dictatorship that is already marked in the agenda of the new national parliament, everything, absolutely everything belonging to the party faithful and the revolutionary regime.
were not yet parties the latest international observers who were already echo the statements of senior hierarchs threatening reprisals against those who, although depending on public had abstained from voting, or in anticipation of the upcoming parliamentary priorities, among them the possibility that Hugo Chavez is re-elected today, tomorrow and always, Chavez aeternum.
are still warm the seats of those polling stations where the arrangements have been strengthened to 98% of the votes, the 15% which is really ha votato, assumeva la giornata elettorale come una vittoria strepitosa, alla cubana come si suol dire, e dava il colpo maestro da tempo atteso dal lider bolivariano. Una spina che dallo sciopero generale gli avvelenava il sonno come un incubo.
Carlos Ortega, presidente della Confederazione Nazionale dei Lavoratori del Venezuela, anima e inspiratore di quello sciopero abbattuto dal progressivo sfaldarsi del fronte politico e imprenditoriale che come sempre giocano al beneficio economico é stato condannato dopo mesi di va e vieni nel processo a ben 15 anni di carcere duro per pagare la insolenza di sfidare il lider, si, il proprio comandante a ritirarsi con le buone e democraticamente dal governo, in poche parole a rinunciare alla presidenza della Republic.
Only a few hours have passed since the observers were withdrawn and one of the most significant men of the Venezuelan trade union has been sentenced for having inspired and participated in a strike against an employer for more than being president or he did not take turns with expectations of the nation. From now on, despite assertions to the President of the Venezuelan Supreme Court, there is a precedent in which the right to strike has been undermined by those who should rightly protect the constitutional rights of citizens as it is the judiciary.
it is too late Mr Morattino the worry now after the government of Mr. Zapatero is was a true master stroke to sell Venezuela's revolutionary war material well 1.800.000.000.oo €?
Clear with this, according to Minister of Defence Mr Bono, resolve more than 2000 jobs to English workers currently in layoffs or so, a nice shot of the Socialist Party is happy to have received land in the European successor to the dictator's oldest and ferocious in the world, Fidel Castro.
Perhaps at this moment, Mr. Zapatero is realizing that the left turn was a little too abrupt and the great friendship with the one that defines a leader of the democratic state as a murderess and genocidal as does Hugo Chavez, referring to GW Bush in any political meeting non é uno dei sentieri migliori per giungere alla democrazia ideale alla quale tutti aspiriamo.
Credo che sia tardi per i pentimenti anche perché da questo lato dell'oceano non sono molti coloro ancora disposti a perdonare.
Maria Luz FdC
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