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Election and political violence
As the Socialist Party has always said, the leftists pave the way for the election of the right-wing populists, and they are becoming very popular around the world.
The right-wing populist president of Bolivia said that he was going to create a capitalist society for all Bolivians, and now the workers are protesting on the streets.
The president of Ecuador said that he was going to put all the criminals in jail, he placed the poor in jail and left the rich outside of the jails, and he has imposed austerity and authoritarianism on the working class
The president of Colombia said during his inauguration speech that he was going to develop capitalism, and possibly the right wing is going to win the election.
The president of Chile, Gabriel Boric, along with the Communist Party, made many promises, and they did not fulfill anyone of them,m and the right-wing populists won the election.
Right wing populists leaders are saying that socialism and communism have been defeated and are dead, but which socialism/communism have been defeated? They are making a funeral without a body inside the coffin.
Socialism has never been established in Latin America; those are the false allegations made by the left-wingers
All of them are pawns of the capitalist mode of production, and they spend 4 or 6 years blaming each other, and workers like a clock pendulum oscillate from right to left or vice versa
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clye4ky2yzpo
Right-wing populists win the election in Colombia, defeating Petro’s endorsement
https://www.facebook.com/reel/2042429756375054
The president of Colombia is enjoying his last moments as president.
During the last presidential election in Colombia, there was a big vote abstention, as well as in Peru, right wing populists leaders have won with a small margin. In Chile, voting is mandatory, but there were many blank or null votes
https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0808/1587049-who-is-colombias-self-proclaimed-tiger-president/
The new tiger of Colombia: The capitalist reality is going to turn him into a little domesticated cat. It is the same case as Milei in Argentina, Bolivia, and Ecuador, a president who promised capitalism for all
In Mexico and Colombia, several political candidate made too much noise against drug trafficking and now their new residence is in the cemetery
The Colombian tiger was nominated president a few days ago, and workers are already protesting in the streets against him. The 7.4 earthquake that hit Colombia is a hot potato for him; they have already sent the police and military forces to the streets to pacify the workers and to protect private property instead of helping the people.
https://globalnews.ca/news/12014465/car-bomb-attack-colombia/. The new president, like prior right-wing presidents, is going to have great opposition from the guerrilla groups and the supporters of Petro. He won by a small margin and election irregularities
It’s not going to be long before the media start talking again about “Marxist guerrillas” in Colombia. If their ideological pretensions are to be taken seriously they should be called Leninist guerrillas.
They are Leninist guerrilla organisations
Popular Liberation Army (EPL): Founded in 1967 as the armed wing of the Communist Party of Colombia (Marxist–Leninist), this group espoused a Maoist ideology and pursued a prolonged popular war before largely demobilising in 1991.
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC): Rooted in agrarian self-defence and tied historically to the pro-Soviet Colombian Communist Party, the FARC leaned toward traditional Marxism-Leninism, agrarian-based revolution, and later Bolivarian nationalism rather than Maoism.National
Liberation Army (ELN): Formed in 1964, the ELN was heavily inspired by the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, and Che Guevara, blending Marxist thought with Catholic liberation theology rather than Maoist doctrine.
M-19 (April 19 Movement): This was an urban-based, nationalist, and social-democratic populist guerrilla group rather than a traditional communist or Maoist organisation
Most Colombian and Latin American journalists do not know the difference between Marxism and Leninism; since the new president is a Donald Trump in miniature the US press is going to called them Marxist guerrillas
The new clown of Colombia, instead of promoting peace he is promoting wars. He has already bombarded the guerrillas with the assistance of the USA and Israel, and several people have been killed
The USA has existed for more than 250 years as a capitalist nation and has only had 15 years of peace. They have intervened 132 times in Latin America, and the revival of the Monroe Doctrine is creating more interventions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwMmx26Dj6Y
The tiger of Colombia wants to earn this power business made from a leaf that has existed for more than 8000 years.
Several presidential candidates have been killed or bought, and several powerful politicians have been killed.
Money that finances many banks and real estate businesses.
He was the lawyer for that business, and people elected him.
The Colombian guerrillas have existed for more than 52 years, and nobody has been able to defeat them.
They also depend on this business to finance their operations and to buy weapons
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