Letter professionals, writers, artists Peruvians living abroad will vote for Ollanta Humala Keiko Fujimori Letter professionals, writers, artists Peruvians living abroad will vote for Ollanta Humala
The signatories, professionals, writers and artists Peruvians living abroad, we headed a truly democratic sectors of our country to express the following:
The current electoral landscape presents a unique setting with two distinct policy options. On the one hand it presents Ms. Keiko Fujimori, backed by a partisan organization, in our opinion, es heredera política directa de una organización criminal que saqueó al país y violentó nuestras libertades durante una década.
Durante el gobierno liderado por Alberto Fujimori y Vladimiro Montesinos –y del cual la señora Fujimori formó parte, en su condición de Primera Dama–, todos los poderes del estado fueron secuestrados y puestos al servicio de la dictadura; se impuso el terrorismo de estado mediante la ejecución de crímenes extrajudiciales; las riquezas del país fueron saqueadas y estuvimos a punto de convertirnos en un narco-estado. Todos estos crímenes son de pleno conocimiento público, han sido investigados y algunos de ellos, sancionados by the judiciary.
Based on these basic considerations, we strongly believe that the candidacy of Mrs. Fujimori is a choice against democracy. It is a journey into the past, not the future.
In contrast, the proposed Earn Peru, led by Ollanta Humala, embodied above all hope. Beyond the doubts and uncertainties generated by some Democrats, the strategic lines of the proposal to result in a fairer and more efficient use of our natural resources, promotion of national industry and the complementary role of the state to encourage true economy market.
For these reasons, we call the candidate Ollanta Humala to dispel the doubts and fears that his candidacy against stoke the extreme right and the mafia fujimontesinista. We also believe that democratic oversight of government management ensures their balance economic growth with the welfare of the majority.
This is the time for a genuine dialogue between all those who did not vote for Ollanta Humala in the first round, but do not want to precipitate a decline in the history of Peruvian democracy.
Accordingly, we will vote and call on all democratic sectors to vote for Ollanta Humala, an independent-minded, critical and open dialogue. We do not want to return to the past. The future awaits us.
Eduardo Gonzalez Viana
writer and professor, Salem,
Isaac Goldemberg
writer and professor, New York
José Antonio Mazzotti
writer and professor, Boston
Eduardo Ruiz Robles, Councilmember
Socialist Galapagar, Spain
Luis Dapelo
Professor Università di Cagliari Italy
Oswaldo de Rivero, Ambassador
, Switzerland
Sousa Jose Manuel Gutierrez,
Writer, Madrid
Poet Elqui Burgos, Paris
Antonio Fernandez Arce Journalist and writer
Beijing, PR China
July
Alarcón Carrera,
MD, Washington DC
Rodolfo Pereira
social communicator, Washington DC
Carlos E. Bernales
journalist and cartoonist New York
Alejandro Sánchez-Aizcorbe
Writer, Marshall, Minnesota
Marcela Valencia Tsuchiya,
Professor, Marshall Minnesota
Roger Santiváñez, Poet, New York
Jorge Cervantes Grundy
Dentist, New York
Jaime Vásquez Quiroz
Artist, New York
Eduardo Gonzalez Cueva
Sociologist, New York
Efrain Diaz Horna
Sociologist and painter , Salem,
Professor Gustavo Fonseca, Salem, United States
Betty Fonseca
Therapist Exceptional Children, Salem,
Juan Raul Tinoco Viduvich
Business Tourism sector, Madrid
Jose Rolando Ramirez Salcedo
Student of Engineering, Salem
José Daniel Ramírez Salcedo,
Medical Student, Salem
Salcedo Juan Carlos Quiroz
Technical Quality Control Salem
Gonzalo Ramirez Quispe
retired businessman, Salem
Betty Salcedo
Technical Quality Control, Salem
Jesus Fonseca
Electronic Engineering, Portland
Ada Fonseca
Therapist Exceptional Children, Portland
Jorge Yeshayahu Gonzales-Lara, Sociologist, CASAC-T
Blog The Peruvian Diaspora-New York
