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The Exercise Of Power In Difficult Times Of Change
by Ruiz-Diaz ·
Political analysis
Nothing sounds more rude that the word corruption in a country where the practice was the Colorado Party that ruled uninterrupted 60 years and whose legacy is a country mired in poverty.
Nothing generates so much outrage as the repetition of such defects as a common practice of those who exercise power through the civil service.
Nothing generates so much irritation as the reaction of senior corporate officials to defend the accused, citing rehmannia conspiraticias theories.

Barack Obama is a fanatical believer in the capitalist-imperialist system imposed by the United States to the world. “God Bless America,” concludes his speeches.
Two important lessons now these days: one so quiet, the other by what he says. First lesson: not surprising, although we are asleep to a second opinion, the silence that has taken place around the error that confused resounding five firefighters on holiday in France with five ETA? Do not have anything serious Madrid government to explain on its haste to publish the poster with photos of those firefighters among those who identified even at the highest of them as head of the commands within the armed? In times of liberal democracy that mistake had an intense media campaign and the Congress of Deputies have asked important resignations. How can you survive an interior minister to that monumental mistake? For survives and says with absolute disregard for the reason that “has not been done better.” Just that. I hope that the five firefighters bring the matter to the courts of one so vigorously and with extensive explanatory statement. And I also hope that the Catalan government do not put any dirt on the matter because of its fundamental dependence on La Moncloa.
It is sad and laughter (if not as dramatic theme) the desire and tear with many matches still left clinging to their great classics: the Cuba of Castro, Chavez Bolivarism authoritarian, anti-imperialism. I do not like to see visiting Cayo vip Lara, leader of United Left, the “socialist paradise” of Cuba, nor do I like the warm look of Zapatero’s government on this Caribbean island and the Venezuelan media. When IU leaders expressed their displeasure at the criticism of the Castro regime, peaking the injustice of not similarly criticized the excesses of the U.S. in Guantanamo (is done, friends, it has become), I think they obfuscate the tantrum free. It seems they do not want to shed some old identity features, which distinguish the social perhaps watered down and increasingly liberal PSOE, and continue to defend outdated models and dictatorships that have gone into decline and only time before they reach the End station.