La historia paralela

At the begin­ning of the XXIst cen­tury Cience and Tech­no­logy swiftly advance in an attempt to improve mankind’s life qua­lity. The mem­bers of the civi­li­zed coun­tries are loo­king for the bet­ter­ment of inter­na­tio­nal energy trans­por­ta­tion nets while com­mer­cia­lly reaching clo­ser in order to strengt­hen the eco­no­mic growth and to get ready to face the snags deri­ved from the increa­sing demand of new ener­ge­tic sources.

A bunch of Latin Ame­ri­can coun­tries, howe­ver, have step­ped into the “time tun­nel” hel­ped by cer­tain tyrants that overth­rew demo­cracy dis­gui­sed as rulers and put for­ward out­da­ted ideo­lo­gies with the aim of decei­ving their own peo­ples. These peo­ples were sin­king in serious ins­ti­tu­tio­nal cri­sis sprin­ging from corrupt poli­ti­cal cor­po­ra­tions that trig­ge­red the chance for some oppor­tu­nists to take power.

The region’s back­ward­ness initia­ted in Vene­zuela with Hugo Chá­vez as the pro­pe­ller of decay and per­for­mer of the trip to the past, the same goal of the Cuban Revo­lu­tion that keeps the island detai­ned in 1959 and at the expense of the dic­ta­tor Fidel Castro.

The Cuban surrea­lism has arri­ved in this cen­tury brin­ging toget­her some indi­vi­duals who con­si­der them­sel­ves “illu­mi­na­ted”: Chá­vez, Kir­ch­ner and the little man from the Boli­vian high­lands, Evo Mora­les, who are by the time deve­lo­ping their mar­xist aspi­ra­tions asso­cia­ted to Rafael Correa in Ecua­dor and Daniel Ortega in Nica­ra­gua. They wish to set up in the region lef­tist admi­nis­tra­tions that somew­hat share the same ideo­logy though do not who­lly con­form to their mesia­nic whims.

Hard eco­no­mic times, energy cri­sis and high levels of corrup­tion have led these cha­rac­ters to deve­lop tota­li­ta­rian regi­mes that sub­ju­gate the citi­zens­hip on a daily basis. Their mena­cing met­hods are sup­por­ted by infa­mous offi­cials and law­ma­kers who bene­fi­ted by follo­wing this XXIst Cen­tury Socia­lism, a fan­tasy name to hide the obso­lete Marxism.

The same stra­te­gies have been used to struc­ture the whole thing, spe­cia­lly in the case of edu­ca­tion that has tur­ned into ideo­lo­gi­cal indoc­tri­na­tion to brain­wash the stu­dents through the wors­hip of Ernesto ‘Che’ Gue­vara, a mur­de­rer who became popu­lar among them by means of a roman­tic fic­tion that built a myth from a vio­lent gue­rri­lla lea­der, psy­cho­lo­gi­ca­lly unbalanced.

No one is blame-free in abso­lu­tist regi­mes if he does not con­form to the orders of the tyrants obses­sed with the idea of attai­ning per­pe­tuity while imi­ta­ting the bar­ba­rian crea­tor, the bear­ded dying tyrant who will be accom­pa­nied till death by the devils of con­cen­tra­ted hatred.

The worst human mise­ries have gat­he­red toget­her to defend the ancient slo­gans “home­land, socia­lism or death” or “to the vic­tory for ever”, in the words of ‘Che’ after his bloody slaugh­ters, and repea­ted today by Hebe de Bona­fini, the fos­ter mot­her of Pre­si­dent Kir­ch­ner and true repre­sen­ta­tive of all terro­rists in the world.

Nowa­days peo­ple have reac­ted and claim for their cons­ti­tu­tio­nal rights while the dif­fe­rent tyrany appli­cants look des­pe­rate due to the lose of their false popu­la­rity. In Vene­zuela the stu­dents have taken the lead attrac­ting the world’s admi­ra­tion. In Argen­tina the admi­nis­tra­tion has been defea­ted in the recent polls des­tro­ying the president’s triump­ha­list fic­tion, while he seems to have a short future in power. Boli­via is no excep­tion. Evo Mora­les’ fai­lure in the Cons­ti­tu­tio­nal Assem­bly has been already demons­tra­ted, which will force him to reco­urse both to legal gad­gets and mena­ces though he may not achieve his aims.

The way out is near and these nations are close to get out of the time tun­nel and reco­ver democracy.

Autor: Susana Sechi
Director of La Historia Paralela

Email: susanasechi@gmail.com

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