They leave MAS because they ran out of money | Dejan al MAS porque se le acabó el dinero

Editorial, El Diario:

Social movements leave the MAS ship

Bolivian political evolution has acquired increasing speed in recent months and it would not be unusual for this movement to enter the rhythm of advancing in leaps, as occurred in past stages of national history with the aim of updating itself in relation to what is happening in other nations.

Indeed, after several years of disorientation and not knowing what destiny to take, various determining sectors of society have come into action to criticize, leave behind a past and correct the historical deviation to which the country was led, for more than fifteen dark years, a time defined by its main protagonists as “populism”, a false ideology, which causes a chaotic process that tears down all political, social and other borders.

At the same time, populism makes private property, individual and political morality disappear in order to “build socialism” based on the absurdity of building the socialist system on indigenous communities, without first going through the capitalist stage.

Now, the movement of social classes that was observed in the country is nothing other than a shaking of the most active sectors of the country, to free themselves from populist hegemonies that had been dazzling by demagogic poses and distribution of perks with money from the coffers. of the State, in an unexpected time of prosperity, when the country received a large amount of foreign currency from the sale of gas to Brazil and Argentina, as well as from the improvement of the economies of other nations that consume our raw materials. In no way was this bonanza a product of populist parties and governments, particularly the MAS-IPSP.

Indeed, in the facts it is observed that three large social classes have abandoned the MAS and left it on the beach like the skeleton of a whale, after a dubious alliance. These social sectors are seeking their independence, their own line of orientation, which precisely characterizes the crucial moment we are going through. We are referring to peasants, bartolinas, union members, and others, under the leadership of vanguard workers.

From another angle of view, it is possible to see that the Masista store, which was believed to be invulnerable, raised a cry to heaven when it was said that it was only a temporary tenant of the now called Casa Grande del Pueblo. Despite the fact that the MAS proclaimed that it would never leave that building, it has been destabilized and mortally wounded, not to mention the successive blows it suffered since was expelled from power in November 2019.

It is worth remembering a political saying that says that history always repeats itself, but that first it is a tragedy and then a comedy.

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