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BRUSSELS (appr) .- In the last issue of the journal Proceso the French analyst Christophe Ventura considers that the program of the virtual elected president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, complies with the Economic Vision of the European Union (EU)
The researcher from the Institute of International and Strategic Relations, based in Paris, explained: "In Europe, it is clear that AMLO does not do not defend a revolutionary left or break. It is considered that his project is moderate, that he respects the macroeconomic balances of the system of globalization. He does not want to question or change the relationship between the state and the financial markets. "
Ventura states in the same interview that the European relationship with Mexico" is totally commercial "and does not rest on the least in an" ideological battle "" Between the left and right positions. "Pragmatism is at the heart of the road map" of the bilateral relationship, said the researcher, interviewed by this columnist.
The question comes into play because on previous occasions when he ran as a candidate for the presidency, notably In 2006, López Obrador was severely attacked by European conservatives – led by the Spaniards – who l & # 39; 39 described as "dangerous populist", comparable to the Venezuelan president of the time, Hugo Chávez.
It is the European right that helped the panista Felipe Calderón has deceived the international legitimacy this year: the European People's Party (EPP) and the Central Democratic International (IDC, which brings together the right-wing parties of the world, including the PAN) congratulated the "triumph" of Calderón there were official results, which were very closed.
The Spanish MEP Antonio López-Isturiz is currently the Secretary or General of the EPP and the Executive Secretary of the IDC
In the statement issued by López-Isturiz against the AMLO candidate, he warned that by giving Calderón victory, Mexico "committed to anti-populist policies that are enforced in AMLO, which lost only 0.5% of the vote, decided to challenge those elections against irregularities, which were not seen by the head of the European Observation Mission, another Spanish MP, José Ignacio Salafranca, who said that they had passed without incident
Salafranca has already maneuvered so that the European Parliament does not even talk about the exile attempt against López Obrador, plotted by his opponents, who could leave him outside of this election competition. felt that it was a matter of "internal question" in which the EU should not interfere.
"When this Parliament lifted the immunity of one of its members, I do not remember that the House of Representatives or the Senate of Mexico pronounced on it" said Salafranca at a public hearing on April 25, 2005 in the presence of the then Mexican ambassador, Maria de Lourdes Dieck-Assad.
He also sent congratulations to Calderón Commissioner for External Relations of the European Commission, the Austrian Conservative Benita Ferrero-Waldner, currently President of the Euroamérica Foundation and board member of several private companies, including the board of directors. Spanish government Gas Natural Fenosa, which has a subsidiary in Mexico
In the official documents of the European Commission of 2006, the PRI and the PRD, to which belonged then L, were accused. Ópez Obrador, to be "opponents of structural reforms in the areas of fiscal policy, the energy sector and the legal system" promoted by PAN president, Vicente Fox
Since then, the European right has won in strength and radicalism. Polls indicate that the nationalist extreme right will achieve an unprecedented result in the next European elections in May, when the López Obrador government is already in office.
In this year's election campaigns, conservatives have not attacked in the past, the candidate López Obrador
Ventura explains the reason, related to how the figure of Tabasco appears in the eyes of Europeans : "AMLO does not have a radical discourse against the free market, capitalism and the private sector; it is very respectful of this framework."
If the virtual elected president changes the image that he has in front of the European ruling elite, of "center-left politician", "moderate" and "respectful of private capital", the right-wing forces of this continent they will start to mobilize against him, to germinate to their rivalry, counting even with the support of the Spanish left center.
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