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A Look at the time of cancer and AIDS
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Peru in the 2011 elections
The election is not between cancer or AIDS, is by the democratic exercise. Ollanta Moises Humala emerges as the new state of the XXI Century, managing to articulate the discontent of various social segments of Peru, managing to distinguish themselves from their opponents and excel in the pursuit of a new way of doing politics in Peru. The popularity of Ollanta Moises Humala does not respond to an old social tara Peru, this is a false statement deeply racist of some Peruvian political analysts on the Peruvian elections.
Peruvians have chosen two candidates in the first round: Keiko Sofia Fujimori movement Ollanta Moises Force Humalla 2011 and the electoral front Earn Peru. Ollanta Moises Humalla has become the new political statesman with a speech funsional avoiding moderate and modern animosities, and the vote has been concent of social segments, C, D, E, rural and middle classes. A speech that hailed the unity and social consensus to govern with all the forces Peru's social and political. Peruvian democrats and members of the academy have an important role in the process of democracy in Peru.
Keiko Fujimori, daughter of former dictator, a young candidate who has managed to concentrate the vote of social segments D and E. The new image of Keiko Fujimori and funsional speech of the Pope's achievements of Fujimori, achievement capitalize on the vote of a sector of the electorate. This has been evident in the first round. The big losers have been the Alejandro Toledo, Pedro Pablo Kuczinky, Luis Castaneda and the fraction of the APRA party of Alan Garcia.
The elections have been marked by a deep racist by the media content and television which has exacerbated the social irrationality of a sector of the electorate seeking to create fear in a globalized world. Journalists and media television reporters (The program Tire Press, Mirko Laure, Fernando Rospigliosi, political reporter for the U.S. Embassy in Peru, - Rosa Maria Palacios conductive program Free Press, ; Cecilia Valenzuela Journal columnist Peru 21 , Aldo Mariategui of the Daily Mail the champion of racists) have become political agitators of one candidate or another, but social networking played and play an information important role in breaking with the patterns of manipulation of information. The Mass Media reporter has become the cancer of freedom of press and media coverage of the television reporters on AIDS of the media.
The result of the first round can be explained by the broad sectors excluded, nearly 65% \u200b\u200bof the population follows the segment D and E, from the standpoint of socio-economic. While poverty has fallen by 35% of the population, social inequality remains a notorious scourge. In rural areas of Peru's poverty and inequality levels are expressed in social unrest, lack of quality education, public insecurity and public health which remains inadequate in many cases, environmental problems have generated numerous social conflicts.
In the second round of speeches will be even more funsionales looking at the center of the electorate. The need for change is evident in the people of Peru that require more equitactiva and fair society against rampant institutional corruption, drug trafficking, and rampant crime. This has been the triumph of democracy and Peruvians Democrats, because it is the triumph of the left radicaloide speech. Faced with functional speech is written and televised press of Peru that has become a machine agitation policy replacing the tabloids of Fujimori.
The task of Peru Earn be difficult to form electoral alliances and agreements with all the forces of Peru, to seek new partnerships in respect of political agreements, and the rotation policy. Being government sharing responsibility and accomplishments with other political segments of society against the continuity that has created terror in the society. Democracy is the duty of all Peruvians, there may be disagreements, but the dialogue is democratic exercise against insults and racist expressions that denigrate society. The election is not between cancer or AIDS, is democratic exercise.
New York, April 12, 2011
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