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The people of Peru man.

Juanita Goebertus
@JuanitaGoe
Lamentable que los gobiernos de Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia y México respondan a la grave crisis en Perú victimizando a Castillo, quien intentó disolver el Congreso en medio de investigaciones por corrupción.

América Latina debe apoyar a Perú defendiendo el estado de derecho.

Translated from Spanish by Google
It is unfortunate that the governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia and Mexico respond to the serious crisis in Peru by victimizing Castillo, who tried to dissolve Congress amid corruption investigations.

Latin America must support Peru defending the rule of law.

ti-amie wrote: ↑Tue Dec 13, 2022 8:18 pm Juanita Goebertus
@JuanitaGoe
Lamentable que los gobiernos de Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia y México respondan a la grave crisis en Perú victimizando a Castillo, quien intentó disolver el Congreso en medio de investigaciones por corrupción.

América Latina debe apoyar a Perú defendiendo el estado de derecho.

Translated from Spanish by Google
It is unfortunate that the governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia and Mexico respond to the serious crisis in Peru by victimizing Castillo, who tried to dissolve Congress amid corruption investigations.

Latin America must support Peru defending the rule of law.

The fax at the presidential palace in Vennieland must be broken, because it is odd they did not join this.
Latin America's left. A collection of buffoons like nowhere else.
BTW. This is very much a repeat of what happened in Honduras. The president broke the law, congress/Senate suspended him, then he cried "Coup D'etat" and the rest of the world said it was so. And Honduras is still recovering.

For those of us who know nothing about the countries of South America except maybe their names this is a great historical review. It's also long and he didn't allow aggregation so it may take a few posts. I apologize in advance but not for the content.












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Translated from Spanish by Google
This explanation is morally attractive, but empirically trivial.
Morally attractive because injustice is the cause of a distressing phenomenon.
Empirically trivial because it explains something here and now with something that has been in a good part of the continent for 500 years.



Translated from Spanish by Google
The problem is that neither you nor any of us trying to analyze what happens really know what causes everything. The racial, historical explanation sounds reasonable, but you're not sure what's going on. The agriculture-poverty relationship is not exclusive to Peru.





Translated from Spanish by Google
It means that it contributes very little to understanding when a phenomenon is present or absent. Oxygen is necessary for fire, but it is a trivial cause. There is oxygen everywhere, but no fire.

Some background on Mr. Gurmendi

Alonso Gurmendi @Alonso_GD
Lecturer @Politics_Oxford
| Visiting Prof. @UMichLaw
| Ph.D. @UCLLaws
| blogs @opiniojuris
| Esp/Eng | Views personal | Peru, History & Int’l Law
United Kingdomalonsogurmendi.comJoined May 2011

My Spanish is not even rudimentary but didn't the woman in the video say that the protestors want Castillo back?

She starts talking about being gas-sprayed and how dangerous that is.
Then, by the end, she says: "All we are asking for is for THE PEOPLE to be heard. THE PEOPLE are only asking for the reinstatement of..." and there is where the video ends.

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 9:22 pm She starts talking about being gas-sprayed and how dangerous that is.
Then, by the end, she says: "All we are asking for is for THE PEOPLE to be heard. THE PEOPLE are only asking for the reinstatement of..." and there is where the video ends.

Thanks. Interesting place to cut the audio though...

Paulo Pimenta
@DeputadoFederal
Bolsonaro, Guedes e a extrema-direita saem do governo deixando caos na saúde, educação, assistência, milhões de desempregados e mais de 33 milhões de pessoas passando fome. A partir de 1° de Janeiro teremos muito trabalho, mas vamos reconstruir o país e dar dignidade ao povo!
Translated from Portuguese by Google
Bolsonaro, Guedes and the extreme right leave the government, leaving chaos in health, education, assistance, millions of unemployed and more than 33 million people going hungry. From the 1st of January we will have a lot of work to do, but we will rebuild the country and give dignity to the people!