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Juan Carlos Diaz-Granados Martinez
Guayaquil, Ecuador
It is vital that we ask our leaders to fulfill their mission of improving the quality of life of civil society. They are not in these positions just to achieve their personal goals.
Everyone plays a role. Politicians are the speakers of what society wants. Few politicians have their own ideas. They only collect what people ask for a time.
For example: a week ago, I heard a minister speak on television. This reminded me of "Los Chifladitos", the sketch made by Roberto Gómez Bolaños as part of the Chespirito program. It seems that the intention was to confuse the taxpayer with vague ideas, which in the case of the sketch make people laugh, but they worry in real life, because their statements were intended to disguise the Negligent administration of public affairs to politicaillerie
This is serious because the officials work for us, those who pay taxes: the voters we call "the sovereign" in political speeches. They should be clear in their expressions, because mere mortals want to improve the quality of life of our families. For this we contribute some of our money to finance the state.
We give these individuals the means to achieve this. The intervention of leaders, leaders and ideologues is fundamental in history. If the battle of ideas had not been waged during the decade gained, we would surely be with our own devalued currency, with hunger and without drugs, as in Cuba or Venezuela.
We need leaders who defend freedom. British resistance would not have been the same without Churchill. Neither racial segregation would have been overcome in South Africa without the leadership of Nelson Mandela.
On the opposite side of the shore we find infamous people like Hitler, Mussolini, Chavez and Fidel, who brought nothing to the people, but the evil, Although being men who, by their ability of influence, could have favorably transformed the society, they chose the opposite, guided by their interest in managing the government as it was a heritage of their property and thereby satisfying their personal interests
. To find leaders who promote freedom, it is fundamental that teachers and intellectuals guide society with anti-totalitarian ideas, which have hurt us so much. Or at least, that they show impartially both sides of the room. Not only Marx, but also Adam Smith, so that citizens can decide objectively. It is also the responsibility of everyone to study the different ways of looking at life that philosophers and economists propose to us, so as not to depend on a formal socialist-oriented education.
Countries live off each other's work. Not surplus commercial or agricultural scales, but work. Let us work with freedom and we will prosper with the nation. The others are incoherent statements that remind us of Chaparrón, Lucas and the minister we saw on television.
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