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No. Overloaded Uncertainty and anguish, the “Atlantist” scenario (Washington, Tel Aviv, London, the European Union) revolves around four care sicotics: Donald Trump ( DI TUTTI CAPI CAPO accrued in Cristiano Zionist), Benjamin Netanyahu (genocidal with international capture order) and two jesters without grace: Volodymir Zelensky (Judeonazi rusophobic) and Javier Milei (Jewish evangelical of lying and Superstar of Latin American and Spanish anarchocapitalism).
Two. Sad Proscenio Kabuki, in which none of his actors can feel safe the role they play. Trump and Netanyahu are discussed in the irremediably debased societies; Zelensky Alucina with which the Flag of Ukraine will soon raise in Moscow, and in the legislative elections of the province of Buenos Aires (PBA, the most important in Argentina), Peronism has just hit Milei a strong electoral beating.
Three. In recent years, the thinking heads of the United States, Europe and Argentina were announcing (left and right), a recurring obsession: the disappearance of Peronism. And it is possible that the programmed media dumping and the marketing Electoral (which measures the social pulse underestimating the popular), have something to do with such unexpected outcome. But on my side, I prefer to value Juan Domingo Perón’s words to a journalist who at the end of 1972, after 17 years of exile, asked what he planned to do to return to the government. Answer: “I will do nothing. My enemies will do everything.”
Four. In the external front, the enemies of Peronism (spontaneous national and popular movement that Perón knew how to interpret), were always the post -war powers that the world was distributed in Yalta (1945). Although also, encouraged Eurocentric intellectuals that have not understood (until today), of the contradiction “imperialism/nation..
Five. V.R. (With Data from Roberto Baschetti, an Argentine researcher): “If the Argentine people do not free themselves from the ghost of Peronism, we will have increasingly absurd sequelae (…). If there is a place in the continent where the messianism permeated the entire society is Argentina and its Peronism” (José Saramago, Nobel Prize for Literature, The nation of Buenos Aires, 307/4 and 13/5 of 2003). “Argentina should be released from Peronism” (philosopher Giovanni Sartori, id. Ant. 5/5/2004). “The country must forget Peronism. Because Peronism is a political model that mixed right and left speeches, and that has done nothing” (Sic, sociologist Alain Touraine, Id.ant. 2/18/2004).
Six. Although, sometimes, European academics appear that even when they insist, erroneously, to qualify Peronism as “populist”, they put things in their place: “The social character of Peronism (…) distinguishes it from the European or American reactionary populism The new faces on the rightEditorial Century 21st, 2018, p. 12).
Seven. Anyway, the academic left continue to apply the generals of the law: ignore, underestimate or deny Peronism. A democratic and reformist movement, which won eight presidential elections and lost four. And thus, in its narratives in a way, the first bombardment of a presidential palace occupied by a popular government (La Moneda, Chile, September 11, 1973), leaves the bombardment to another palace occupied by a popular government, and occurred exactly 70 years ago more than one day (Casa Rosada, Argentina, September 16, 1955). Is it because in one case it was a socialist government, and the other was “populist”?
Eight. Than the Che I took us out of doubt. In a letter written in Mexico and sent to his mother (who celebrated the fall of Perón), he writes: “Dear Vieja: apparently your hated enemy of so many years fell (…) and all the right -wing Catholic people that I met in this country, was also very happy. My friends and I, no. That weigh you, Argentina was the paladin of all those who think that the enemy is in the north. ”
Nine. Last Sunday, September 7, the United Peronism in the PBA (governed by Axel Kicilloff), was confronted with freedom progress (lla, ultra-rightist), a party-no party led by Milei and the spirit of Conanhis dead dog. The forecasts estimated “technical tie”, a great abstention, or a difference of two to five points between both contenders. But Patria (Peronist) Force harvested 13.5 points (47 percent of the vote), imposing itself in 99 of the 135 Buenos Aires municipalities that concentrate 38 percent of the Argentine electorate, and 40 of the punished national economy.
Ten. Moral: There are two things in life that is worth experimenting (even if they lack guarantees): love and politics. In this sense, Kicillof promoted his campaign with the flags of Evita and Perón, at the time of validating that Peronism is like tango: it takes many laps but always returns.
