La historia paralela

On April 30, a new anni­ver­sary of the thirty year old Madres’ orga­ni­za­tion, somet­hing took place at Plaza de Mayo: the gue­rri­lla party hea­ded by Hebe de Bona­fini stan­ding on a stage spe­cia­lly desig­ned for the occa­sion and deco­ra­ted with a huge ban­ner emp­ha­si­zing “to the vic­tory for ever”.

The act began amidst musi­cal chords, bab­bling and laughing. Hebe de Bona­fini addres­sed the audience with a sub­ver­sive speech simi­lar to the one a gue­rri­lla lea­der would use with his troop.

As usua­lly, rude epit­hets for those con­si­de­red “the enemy” came out from her mouth.

The main axe of her dis­course were the apo­lo­gies to the bloody dic­ta­tor Fidel Cas­tro; then she prai­sed Hugo Chá­vez, Evo Mora­les and Nés­tor Kir­ch­ner, who were the focus of the madam’s dri­ve­lling for their pseu­do­de­mo­cra­tic values.
While pat­he­ti­ca­lly defen­ding mora­lity, Hebe tal­ked about ETA, the FARC and other orga­ni­za­tions that fos­ter hatred through bois­te­rous cri­mes. She fier­cely vin­di­ca­ted the “idea­list youngs­ters” that took power vio­lently, crus­hing the socie­ties of the 70s.

This lady tries to place these fellows in the cate­gory of “heroes”, defen­ders of the peo­ple and martyrs who fought for a bet­ter home­land, when in fact they were bar­ba­ric mili­tants who brought into the coun­try the pro­jects of the Cas­trist revolution.

In her pas­sio­nate dis­course the words “gue­rri­lle­ros” and “revo­lu­cio­na­rios” were always pre­sent. She addres­sed the mee­ting with these terms, inclu­ding her colla­bo­ra­tors and the artists invol­ved in the fes­ti­val. The dis­so­nant shou­ting of revenge called for the audience not to lose the chance obtai­ned after the organization’s thirty year figh­ting.
The impos­tor human rights defen­der, friend of Hiz­bo­llah, ETA, the FARC and the Cuban regime did not hesi­tate in clai­ming the par­ti­ci­pa­tion of all these revol­ting groups toget­her with the Madres de Plaza de Mayo orga­ni­za­tion, which is in fact the shel­ter of inter­na­tio­nal terrorism.

After reading the enro­ll­ment notes among which were those of Fidel Cas­tro, Hugo Chá­vez and Mr. and Mrs. Kir­ch­ner, the alle­ged lea­der wel­co­med the dif­fe­rent depu­ties of the sin­gle thin­king who were there on behalf of the variety of move­ments settled in diverse countries.

The hideous parade ended with musi­cians and sin­gers of diverse ori­gins embar­ked in the same slo­gans: the revo­lu­tio­nary fight that they fier­cely intend to ins­tall with the neces­sary colla­bo­ra­tion of the tota­li­ta­rian admi­nis­tra­tions in Latin America.

The red thin­king is openly issuing its clai­mings in public spa­ces, pla­cing as its lea­der an usur­per who (ab)uses of inter­na­tio­nal spon­sors and that has become the spea­ker of terro­rist organizations.

This mise en scene took place with the pre­sence of Mr. Kirchner’s fos­ter mot­her and cer­tain adhe­rents who belong to the terro­rist ble­mish scat­te­red world­wide. Just dis­gus­ting, as they intro­du­ced Argen­tina as the head­quar­ters of inter­na­tio­nal terrorism.

Trans­la­tion: Raquel Euge­nia Consigli

Autor: Susana Sechi
Director of La Historia Paralela

Email: susanasechi@gmail.com

Link Rss para esta publicación
Link permanente al articulo