Peru: a country upside down: John Cardinal Cipriani in political campaigns, journalists, political agitators, and illiterate questioning the Nobel Prize in Literature 2010 Mario Vargas Llosa.
by Jorge Yeshayahu Gonzales-Lara
The Peruvian Diaspora
The Peruvian Diaspora
on Sunday, April 24, 2011 at 4:52 pm
political discourse in Peru has been intercepted by the Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani's highest religious authority in the Catholic Church of Peru, Juan Cipriani that political campaign seems to be in the Fujimorismo. Cardinal Cipriani appears on radio, television and features interviews on the political campaign and preferences electoral politics for the candidate of Fujimorismo, Keiko Sofia Fujimori, questions of freedom of expression and opinion of his opponents. ... God save us.
This interesting phenomenon in the Peruvian domestic politics, where a cardinal is taking the religious institution and is involved in showing their political campaign is a new fenemono of study for scholars and social scientists in issue of transparency in electoral processes and state-religion separation, this fenemono extends to representatives of evangelical groups that make use of religious sermon becomes a discourse of political upheaval between popular faith and political preference for either candidate. ; The political game of the religious institution in the management of religious faith and popular social issues, where the separation state and religion is just an empty phrase in the culture of Peru in spite that the Peruvian Constitution establishes the distinction. of separation of powers.
In Peru Peruvian citizens find it as normal because the Catholic Church has been present in domestic politics since the beginning of the conquest. Today, evangelical groups were made by the manipulation of popular faith. The church-state separation is a dead letter as many other laws in a political constitution and formed through the 1992 coup, which was whipped by the historical protest march of the 4 His own, which brought the various social and political forces in Peru for the reconstitution of Democracy.
From a globalized world view Peruvian politics is seen as the exercise Chavacano, where laws are a dead letter. Journalists turned into political agitators, a television reporter turned political advisors of electoral campaigns.
neighboring countries observe this election as the tragi-comedy Peruvian politics, candidates with dual nationality, political linked to money laundering, a candidate challenging the legality of a judicial process to free his father, the Japanese national. And other agitators turned into war with the neighboring country, Chile.
No neighboring government in Latin America has been involved in national politics of a neighboring country. The story of Chavez, Chilean occurs only in the mind and behavior of some Peruvian Third World does not understand that entering the XXI century in the era of globalization and internationalization of information has generated changes cybernetics in the world. Diplomatic ties, relations between social institutions, relations between trade unions, inter-party relations, the dialogue between institutions and figures of politics and literature are important elements in the construction of the dialogues and policies for a better understanding of the movements migration in the world and democracy in Latin America.
front of a group of illiterate Peruvians, including Keiko Fujimori, who expressed his opposition to the exercise of the right opinion and expression of Vargas Llosa "I'm not sympathy, but I'm interested have the support of the people Peru's Vargas Llosa and not (...) We welcome it to the campaign, I have no fear. My father won the 90 and I will beat him in 2011, emphasized CPN Radio noting that as a political analyst Mario Vargas Llosa is a "zero." Writer Jaime Bayly reissued its opinion on presidential elections, this time criticizing the Nobel Prize Mario Vargas Llosa, who said is a pity that the Nobel Prize for Literature will be forced to do something that causes true anguish and dread affliction. Vargas Llosa is urged to see something plunge it into darkness and fear. " The Archbishop of Lima, Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, criticized the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature, Mario Vargas Llosa, to say they would vote for the nationalist Ollanta Humala in the second round of Peruvian presidential elections. "It takes a little more serious and not to simplify the truth," said Cipriani on Vargas Llosa, who also reproached him in his youth "was very much in favor of (Cuban President) Fidel Castro."
is clear that Peru is a country upside down, journalists turned into political agitators, a cardinal in the Fujimorismo political campaign, questioning the libertdad writers of literature reviews and illiterate, who question the Noble Prize of Literature 2010, Mario Vargas Llosa, for exercising their right to the opinion that on several occasions has been controversial. This is the Peru: a country upside down.