The MDP before the visit of President Obama.
L a President Barack Obama's visit to El Salvador has produced enthusiasm, real or apparent, governmental, media space equipment, booking of business elites and a widespread indifference to the popular sectors. The Salvadoran people, who suffer the further impoverishment of its history, knows that is not a source of hope the visit of a powerful figure, representing a powerful country with a weak president of a troubled country like El Salvador.
The U.S. government is driven neoliberal policy that has produced the poorest in our country, promoted coups of State in El Salvador and the continent, supported the recent coup against the legitimate government of Manuel Zelaya in Honduras, established military bases in Colombia, threatening the Venezuelan revolution, and by the latter country, is preparing to establish the Plan Colombia in Central America. In the world, America has a policy of appropriation of water and oil, using the force with legal guise, as happens now in North Africa, through military aggression by the UN, NATO and the attached to the Libyan people.
In Latin America, U.S. policy toward Cuba, a blockade infamous, to a prison in Guantánamo, with the sentence of 5 Cuban antiterrorist fighters, facing U.S. policy with the dignity, heroism and the libertarian conscience of America.
relations between the U.S. and El Salvador, expressing the balance game where the weak is devoured by the strong and the Salvadoran political life has been for decades, influenced and even determined by the will and interests of the United States.
The 20-year war is a high expression of American participation in American life. This triggered the largest flow of migrants to the country North. Million Salvadorans produce wealth, society, community and politics in that country, while remittances are possible by which the poor are becoming the mainstay of the economy, family and the whole country in El Salvador.
This relationship is mutually beneficial for us to be factor of national identity, patriotism and identification of strengthening our independence. No state policy is to continue making the emigration policy of the country's economic sustainability or reduction of social tensions. Salvadoran women and men must be able to build in our own land, our own dreams.
In Latin America, U.S. policy toward Cuba, a blockade infamous, to a prison in Guantánamo, with the sentence of 5 Cuban antiterrorist fighters, facing U.S. policy with the dignity, heroism and the libertarian conscience of America.
relations between the U.S. and El Salvador, expressing the balance game where the weak is devoured by the strong and the Salvadoran political life has been for decades, influenced and even determined by the will and interests of the United States.
The 20-year war is a high expression of American participation in American life. This triggered the largest flow of migrants to the country North. Million Salvadorans produce wealth, society, community and politics in that country, while remittances are possible by which the poor are becoming the mainstay of the economy, family and the whole country in El Salvador.
This relationship is mutually beneficial for us to be factor of national identity, patriotism and identification of strengthening our independence. No state policy is to continue making the emigration policy of the country's economic sustainability or reduction of social tensions. Salvadoran women and men must be able to build in our own land, our own dreams.
Our people have learned that while we need friendly relations and bilateral mutual convenience with other peoples, as with the people of the United States, only we can build our own welfare and social wealth. The U.S. President will visit the tomb of Monsignor Romero: a man of war and war against a man of peace. There will hear the cry for justice against a crime unpunished, protest against imperial policy that produces murderers, and learn about the spirituality of our best, that is more alive than ever, heard and more necessary.
Movement for Participatory Democracy Participatory
For a state, the people of El Salvador live! MDP
Viva!
San Salvador, March 22, 2011.
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