In its April 3, 2017 edition, the Time magazine wrote this:
Not so long ago, there were five stars of the 21st century Latin American left: Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Ecuador. But with Venezuela imploding and the narrowest of victories for a leftwing candidate in Ecuador’s election this weekend, it looks like this particular chapter of Latin American history is drawing to a close.
A year earlier, in 2016, Ms. Dilma Rousseff was impeached in Brazil. It was the biggest fish from the leftist stardom, which was trying to avoid the catch but ultimately had to yield. The process to eliminate the Lefts has started. The Time is now lurking in the shadow for its agenda to continue, so the remaining stars will fall one by one. And to their glee, all that had happened as planned. What a prophetic article it was.
When Argentina’s left fell, the Time, to the relief of its patrons who orchestrate these leftwing regime changes in Latin American countries, wrote that:
Argentina has taken steps to boost foreign investor confidence, unifying the exchange rate and resolving standoffs with international creditors to return to world markets.
In one sentence it has showed its true color, who are they serving. Investors (MNCs), Exchange rate (IMF), Creditors (Banks), Market (Global Capitalists). So, we understand that before this current President, interests of these four groups were not boosted, rather the interest of the Citizen of the country were. Well, of course we know that, as the theory of Chicago School of Economics goes, these four groups are neo prophets for the citizens. Continue reading “Why Actually Rafael Correa Had to Go?” →