We do not have democracy, but rather contaminated elections, the product of a perverted electoral political system, with a myriad of parties that act as vulgar electoral companies for individual and group profit, which are not electoral for the proper functioning of an authentic democracy. for the benefit of the collective interest, which is, with very few exceptions, true mafias to put it bluntly as we, unfortunately, have to verify daily, made up of filibusters who have no democratic principles or values, or any other, but only the purpose of assaulting the treasury public in different modalities.
In short, what we have is a false democracy as a substrate for the compromise and the concert to defraud the state, and the same people who are crowing are sovereign in a so-called participatory democracy, where they have no power to reform and give themselves a different destiny to the corruption that emanates as a biblical plague from the so-called political organizations, which care about everything except cultivating the art of good government for the benefit of the society that elects and re-elects them for positions of political representation. This is a result of manipulation and clientelism and of course the corruption that finances the spurious election of rulers so that this bunch of parties without a political compass illegally profits from public funds.
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Al final de su más reciente novela, su decimoquinta («Victory City», la ciudad de la victoria), el muy perseguido y amenazado escritor británico de origen indio, Salman Rushdie, a través de un personaje afirma con convicción: «mientras los regímenes caen, las historias sobreviven. Las palabras son las vencedoras».
They went to the extreme of conspiring against the acting President, to whom they owed allegiance according to the country's Constitution, promoting investigations without cause and leaking false information that the media spread without revealing the sources, taking refuge in an ethical "privacy rule".
Estados Unidos se fundó bajo la premisa de que la libertad es un valor universal. Thomas Jefferson, en la Declaración de Independencia, fue inequívoco: “Consideramos como verdades evidentes que todos los hombres son creados iguales; que son dotados por su Creador con ciertos derechos inalienables, entre los cuales están la vida, la libertad y la búsqueda de la felicidad”. Pero, ¿es ciertamente la libertad ansiada universalmente por todos los pueblos, en todas partes, todo el tiempo?