On Tuesday October 7 III convened the National Day of protest strike was called by Coordinator and Social Policy, Confederation of Workers of Peru (CGTP) and other social movements against the now-defunct global-neoliberal economic model and the massive corruption that APRA as leprosy in the skin has been embedded in all State agencies reminding times of mobster former dictator - and now an ally of Alan Alberto Fujimori. The dissemination of audio
shown in APRA officials in corruption, it is only the tip of the iceberg of corruption, a point where the President Alan Garcia, Garcia itself or is that perhaps we can believe that he knows nothing?, ! Please!
The national day of protest - and do not stop and say the media always want to discredit it as a social movement - was successfully held in Lima, and particularly inside the country, evidence of corruption APRA caught cold at all corrupt in power could no longer continue with the dirty war supported by the media had unleashed against trade union leaders especially against Mario Huaman, secretary general of the CGTP. Now all the corrupt are more concerned with saving his own skin, sure some would already be packing their bags to hide somewhere in the world.
is already clear that the government is more than rotten, what is interesting about this is that there seems to be a direct relationship between neoliberalism and corruption, and this not only in Peru, remember the corrupt regimes such as Carlos Menem in Argentina or Alvaro Uribe in Colombia, among others, all characterized by wild take measures of the Washington Consensus, perhaps large-scale corruption is a feature of neoliberalism. While more neoliberal government is more corruption in state agencies will.
shown in APRA officials in corruption, it is only the tip of the iceberg of corruption, a point where the President Alan Garcia, Garcia itself or is that perhaps we can believe that he knows nothing?, ! Please!
The national day of protest - and do not stop and say the media always want to discredit it as a social movement - was successfully held in Lima, and particularly inside the country, evidence of corruption APRA caught cold at all corrupt in power could no longer continue with the dirty war supported by the media had unleashed against trade union leaders especially against Mario Huaman, secretary general of the CGTP. Now all the corrupt are more concerned with saving his own skin, sure some would already be packing their bags to hide somewhere in the world.
is already clear that the government is more than rotten, what is interesting about this is that there seems to be a direct relationship between neoliberalism and corruption, and this not only in Peru, remember the corrupt regimes such as Carlos Menem in Argentina or Alvaro Uribe in Colombia, among others, all characterized by wild take measures of the Washington Consensus, perhaps large-scale corruption is a feature of neoliberalism. While more neoliberal government is more corruption in state agencies will.
The tanks on the Avenue abancay preparing to repress the people protesting the rising cost of living and government corruption
The fight was also the passage Thousands of university students
also came to protest the claim of half-fare, which is increasingly respected by the national transport system, an informal, old-fashioned, probably the worst in Latin America where companies charge and do what they are they want without the authorities, as always, do something to remedy the situation.
police again used brute force to disperse the university and thus have an excuse to end the protest with tear gas and arbitrarily arresting some protesters, this is the democracy of the powerful, where rich times of "boom" is getting richer but when there's a crisis we are all Peruvians, especially the poorest, who pay the consequences, while APRA only think looting state coffers.
PD: A salute to the Peruvian Communist Party and the Party Comunista del Peru - Red Fatherland are jointly celebrating the 80 anniversary of the founding of the party originally founded by Amauta, José Carlos Mariategui.
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