Millions of workers and poor people used
the "punishment vote" choosing Macri's list for ending their
experience with Cristina's & company government.
This option had had one of its most
important expressions in October, when one of the most recalcitrant candidates
of the kirchnerismo, Anibal Fernandez, lost the government of Buenos Aires against the unknown candidate of
Cambiemos, Maria Eugenia Vidal.
Because of this we reaffirm our statement
of that moment: "A great part of the masses chose an opposing right wing
list to punish the right that is ruling... meaning no right shift from the mass
movement."
The last events, that not only include this
electoral result but the great struggles and general strikes that took place
between 2014 and 2015, have weakened the bourgeois democratic regime that is
prevailing in Argentina since the fall of the dictatorship.
The most important fact that supports this
reasoning is the resounding fall of the government which, by means of demagogy
and concessions, guaranteed the most scandalous handover of the Argentine
history to the big international corporations.
The Kirchners have opened the doors to the
monopolies, making easier to them the plundering of the richness -mining, oil,
soya pools- apart from being the ones who have paid more in debt concepts.
The alleged
"national and popular" government paid near 145 billion dollars to
the major international financial organizations, leaving almost 300 billion
dollars in debt and the majority of the companies in foreign hands.
Out of 200 major
companies in the middle 90's, only 56 belonged to imperialist capitals, whether
nowadays reach the 60%.... in an economy in which only the 15% comes from
industrial products!
The "progressive
government" handed over Vaca Muerta to Chevron denying to make public the
fine print of the agreement, allowing the contamination of the water by Barrick
Gold, a company that, as other mining industries, is plundering the richness
without any control of the state.
The government of the
"human rights" promoted the genocidal Milani, repressed the workers
in Panamericana and promulgated the Anti-terrorism Law, allowing and covering
up the disappearance of Julio Lopez and the crimes against fighters as Mariano
Ferreira, Carlos Fuentealva, the Qom
people or Angel Veron.
The new government, as
rightist as the previous one, will try to deepen this adjustment, repression
and plundering policies , but with an astounding weakness, as they do not have
the economical "tailwind" to do concessions nor the support basis
that Nestor and Cristina used to have.
The absence of street
celebrations and the feeling of a great part of the electorate that chose
Scioli believing that it was the best choice "against Macri" show
that the working class and the people gave no "blank cheque" to the
winners.
The continuity of the
fights of Cresta Roja, Bimbo and people of Merlo-who still remain in the
occupied lands- also put in evidence that people below have
decided not to demobilize nor give any "trial time" to the new
government.
Macri's government will
resemble more the one of the Alianza than the one of the PRO of Buenos Aires,
which, in spite of having awoken a kind of popular liking, it had to quickly
face the wrath of the mass movement that broke it down.
The FIT force must head
the resistance, propelling the struggles for real salary increases, against the
income tax, the defence of the jobs, the 82% for the retired and all the
conquests that the "national and popular" government of Cristina have
denied.
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