[NYTr] Venezuela: The Will of the Majority
All the News That Doesn't Fit
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Venezuela: The Will of the Majority
By Nestor Núñez
AIN Special Service
The fact that Washington and the internal Venezuelan opposition are
attempting to discredit the constitutional reforms presented by
President Hugo Chavez does not surprise anyone.
It is to be expected. If the Bolivarian Constitution is undergoing
improvements and offers a legal framework to create the conditions for
the establishment of socialism in the country and if this is successful
with the majority support of the Venezuelan people, there is little the
Empire and the oligarchy can do for their any future manoeuvres.
Clearly, Hugo Chavez has not deceived anyone. Since the beginning, he
warned what the main goals of the revolution would be, inspired in the
ideas of Bolivar. It is concerned with consolidating the real power of
the people; economically for the social control of the rich resources
and politically, for a real participatory democracy and the clear
exercise of the will of the majority. And among the reforms of the
Magna Charter is the establishment of the national economic sector with
all the possible and necessary force and instrumentation of the
people's power. Other modifications establish the successive
re-election of the President and the extension of his mandate to seven
years, with the objective of major institutional stability in the
development of the revolutionary process.
Of course, all this provokes fear and shock among the opposition, and
the foreign interests that support them, simply because it reduces
their area for reactionary action. What they cannot hide is that he is
not using court impositions, as the oligarchies did. What Chavez
proposed was debated and approved by the legislative assembly and must
be agreed on by the population in a referendum scheduled for December.
What will happen, from now on, will not be anything other than what the
majority of the Venezuelan people decide. And, no one can contradict
the will of the people or touch the country with violence and
instability.
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