say that ideologies are a thing of the past, is total nonsense! I'm surprised Funes express such nonsense. That is logical relationships are best when you run the interests of Washington. The world's eyes begin to focus on El Salvador, and not strictly for the problems it was experiencing, but before the arrival of the president considered the world's most powerful nation, Barack Obama, some political analysts see in this international court take a interest to reverse the changes that Latin America has undergone in the last decade.
ACANoticias spoke recently with the German sociologist and political analyst Heinz Dieterich about the visit of President Barack Obama. Now we reproduce to know about your analysis, what interest could have the U.S. in the region, and how he defines that El Salvador will become "a cornerstone of imperial control."
First find out their opinions before the announcement of Obama's visit to three Latin American countries, two from the southern cone and El Salvador in Central America. What interest can there be?
The visit to Brazil is to raise a Dilma that Brazil may be the hegemon of South America, but subordinate to Washington. Imperialism wants to see if they accept what Lula did not accept. The visit to Piñera is to secure the knife to Venezuela, across the axis of evil Piñera-García-Santos. And El Salvador is a key point of imperial control in Central America.
U.S. " attempts to get to Latin America?
Yes, to choke the Bolivarian process.
In the specific case of El Salvador, had always said that the arrival of the left to power would jeopardize relations between the two governments. However, the President Mauricio Funes has said that "ideologies are a thing of the past" and there is a better relationship with the Obama administration. Can you trust in relations with the U.S.?
The left was the FMLN in the eighties. Not come to power in the mid-eighties, by the military intervention of the Yankees. To say that "ideologies are a thing of the past" is total nonsense. I'm surprised that express Funes nonsense. And that is logical relationships are best when you run the interests of Washington. You can trust in Washington to the extent you can rely on friendship with a snake.
"Central America will have concrete benefits of this visit to El Salvador? Taking into account that in the past and present relations with the region have been very supportive of local populations, which are only seeing the U.S. as the country of the American dream
Obama is likely to drop a crumb, but concrete benefits, whether going to be, will be marginal. Basically it of fine words and imperialist interests.
Specifically, you see a benefit to El Salvador or just trying to consolidate an alliance of the country to benefit the U.S.?
The benefit to the government of Funes is that not apply the method of removal of Zelaya. For the nation, as I said, will be inconsequential.
Does President Obama would be looking for a real solution to immigration issue or it could be is the opportunity of this nation to expand again among the nations?
The structural solution to the problem of immigrants U.S. Congress is not in El Salvador. However, Obama could offer some short-term palliative.
also take advantage to learn their views regarding the situation in the Middle East. What makes reading of the demonstrations?
In the immediate play an unemployment, inflation, corruption and repression of these regimes. In the background is a generational rebellion. Young people do not share the promises and empty talk of pan-Arabism of the colonels, who came to power at the time of Nasser. Mao Tse Tung made clear that generational problem very clearly. More clearly, in fact, any revolutionary leader in Latin America, including Fidel.
What is happening in Africa?
Africa and the Arab world are in a profound transition in post-cold war, forcing the Western dominant powers, the United States and the European Union to devise a new strategy and a new model of domination. The current model so far was the Cold War. This has to be replaced without losing control imperialism in the region.
Could this be moving to the United States to our continent?
No, Washington politics is global. Acts as regional dynamics. But, never lose the holistic view.
According to the book published in 2010: "Militarism in Latin America", then we suggest that the continent is facing political transformation processes. In this research, says new U.S. interventions in the region, and speaks of the Fourth Fleet, which operates in El Salvador, in Comalapa basis "of cooperation, where it supports operations against drug trafficking", Do you agree with that position? What so concerned Obama may be the housing management to achieve new ways to expand their intervention?
The traditional imperialist control over the economy, finance and gringo culture has waned considerably. Therefore, the ultimate form of power where imperialism has no opponent to his height, is the military. Therefore, the increasing and constant expansion of its military bases around the world, like a cancer.
The research also raises two "subjects" is U.S. militarization in the continent, the specific weight of the military "in the region still playing in domestic policies" and military budgets in each state, which in recent years have increased. What is your opinion?
The strategic direction of this policy is clearly evident in the seven military bases Uribe-Santos left the gringos. They are the sword so bloody reimpose the Monroe Doctrine. Only a fool can believe that these bases have something to do with the fight against drug trafficking.
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