Comments on: Polo Democrático’s Challenge to Colombia http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/10/polo-democratico%e2%80%99s-challenge-to-colombia/ a radical newsletter in the struggle for peace and social justice Sun, 07 Sep 2008 19:11:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: iyamwutiam http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/10/polo-democratico%e2%80%99s-challenge-to-colombia/#comment-6948 iyamwutiam Fri, 05 Oct 2007 04:42:01 +0000 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/10/polo-democratico%e2%80%99s-challenge-to-colombia/#comment-6948 Very nice article thanks. I think that South America may actually be the starting point o the majority actually 'taking' their place- as opposed to the predominant form of government where the minoirty rule the majority. Hopefully - the movements of Bolivia, Venezuela and Equador can be economically viable. It seems that people prefer sibsistence slavery rather than freedom and pverty. A viable economic model - is paramount and requires regional cooperation to escape the hegemony of the primarily Anglo-American/Franco-German Entente that makes very sure that even a sound government fails by bringing concerted economic pressure - despite these countries haing an incredible wealth of resources- for example Africa. If these countries somehow survive the combined economic onslaught of the rigged world financial system - there is more than hope - there is as Correa said not a change of epoch but an epoch of change. Very nice article thanks. I think that South America may actually be the starting point o the majority actually ‘taking’ their place- as opposed to the predominant form of government where the minoirty rule the majority. Hopefully - the movements of Bolivia, Venezuela and Equador can be economically viable. It seems that people prefer sibsistence slavery rather than freedom and pverty.
A viable economic model - is paramount and requires regional cooperation to escape the hegemony of the primarily Anglo-American/Franco-German Entente that makes very sure that even a sound government fails by bringing concerted economic pressure - despite these countries haing an incredible wealth of resources- for example Africa.

If these countries somehow survive the combined economic onslaught of the rigged world financial system - there is more than hope - there is as Correa said not a change of epoch but an epoch of change.

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