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Tarek, I admit that I do not know much about corruption. At best, I understand that as long as we live in a capitalist system, with a bourgeois state and a state in search of rents, there will be corruption.
In an individualistic society like ours, where insane people argue for the much-praised model of "quality of life", characterized by the pleasure of the senses, comfort, vanity and where friendship is replaced by consumerism. so it is not very difficult to fall into temptation. That is to say that whoever aspires to climb the social ladder above what is necessary will be exposed to the temptation to live the work of others, social work, social heritage, to satisfy his needs created . Starting with the capitalists who expropriate every day the product of the work of their employees. Therefore, the example comes from the top down.
FGR Tarek William Saab, considering that we have not been able to build a solidarity society that lives in harmony with nature, we are still obliged, as an organized people, to manage public funds with the support the prosecutor's office, the comptroller's office and any other organization. tax audit. We should review the control function of the executive and the ANC. To prevent more than to fight.
Why do I tell you? Because on Saturday night, during Mario Silva's La Hojilla broadcast, I listened to the Constituent Assembly and the brave comrade María Alejandra Díaz to speak in the middle street, without taboos, about the subject of corruption. When he mentioned the mechanisms used by the enemy to destroy the revolution, he mentioned "boys of Dicom" who are currently bleeding in Venezuela through preferential foreign exchange auctions offered by the Central Bank of Venezuela. for the Dicom. That said María Alejandra during the discussion:
"What has been attacked? Look at, what has been attacked? Our weaknesses, our institutional weaknesses, (…) the judicial system: prosecutor's office, advocacy, judiciary, but also the question of corruption, which is an endemic issue.They come in. Then you see the Dicom Boys at the end of the middle street, I say, because it's good to continue to receive preferential dollars at age 60 and to negotiate them at 300. That's what is happening right now to stop this bleeding from the bike exchange (…) This is not possible it's n & # 39; There are no accomplices, crusts and internal traitors working for that.
Did you hear Tarek? Who will stop this bleeding on the bike exchange? If this complaint is true, who will stop the Dicom Boys? Who are your godparents in the high government? Will we continue in the same? Do you think it's enough to allow the PDVSA to collapse instead of stopping the fall when it started giving the first signs?
Attorney Saab Halabi, will we always grant preferential dollars to briefcase companies or ghost companies as a mechanism to create a "revolutionary bourgeoisie"? Could it be that we always end up financing companies that are behind the economic war? Will we continue to kick this little pearl? No Tarek, we can not afford it. We have to put a tourniquet to this bleeding of dollars as we suffer the most asshole.
Tarek, I have no proof of what happened at La Hojilla, but maybe you can get it, and do not wait for the potpourri to be discovered at outside to tackle these indispensable currencies to stimulate food production a part of our peasants abandoned to their fate.
Do not cheat. This film is repeated. In Aporrea.org, enough things have been alerted about misappropriation of funds to the nation in March. But little has been done to stop it. On the contrary, those who brought this accusation were accused of traitors.
On October 8, 2013, Nicolás acknowledged from the National Assembly that the country was bleeding because of the appropriation of cheap dollars and found it necessary to apply the 3R to Cadivi. That said:
"Let's be honest with the utmost self-criticism, the Bolivarian national state has not been able to prevent the import from focusing in a few hands, it has not achieved the efficiency needed to close the roads to those who live "by appropriating cheap dollars", to those who have a great deal of leeway to make commercial speculation and engage in daily resale currency, Venezuela also bleeds ".
Tarek, I tell you that the chavistas raves are relieved by Twitter and say that these sponsored, or Dicom Boys, as they are called Maria Alejandra, look like "absolutely" to the privileged of Cadivi, but now get cheap dollars via Dicom. In addition, they are outraged by the fact that these riders are among the few Venezuelans who can buy Petros and gold bullion. Take note Nicholas. Greetings
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