por María Galindo
jueves, 10 de mayo de 2012
Retrato de un alienado pseudo-intelectual
por María Galindo
jueves, 5 de enero de 2012
Seguridad Alimentaria Marx-MASista
en la "república popular" de China con 30 millones de chinos muertos de hambre por un error de planificación dirigida personalmente por mao-tse-tung para la matanza de unas especies de pájaros granívoros que se comían un quinto de la cosecha. Maximizar la cosecha fue un error ecológico.
O Korea del Norte, donde murieron de hambre como 2,5- 3 millones de coreanos, pese a tanta planificación de Kim Jon Il para la seguridad alimentaria de "su querido pueblo"... Y como absurdo extra, el arroz para los festines del líder era inspeccionado (ya no vive el cerdo comunista por comer demasiado bien y fino) grano por grano (debían ser perfectos en su estructura) por mujeres dedicadas a dar gusto al dictador.
No hablaban los castro y habla chavez de lo mismo?
Cuando en realidad los cubanos no tienen ni siquiera suficiente azúcar para endulzar sus famélica existencia
Y los venezolanos importan hoy lo que antes del chavismo exportaban al resto del mundo.
Vaya cuento ese de la soberanía alimentaria!
jueves, 1 de septiembre de 2011
Peripecias griegas del fin del año 2005
Nico's diary, 1 january 2006 (Excerpts)
"anyone going to orinoca to see evo?"
there was loud laughter and affirmative gesturing...
of course they were going to see evo in orinoca, these were his people, the ones who helped to carry him to victory, and besides that, bolivian history was being written.
sensing from the response that the crowds of willing and deserving people would likely have been more than the capacity of available transportation, the next question i asked was more of a prayer than a serious inquiry...
"…and is there any possibility of us joining any of the trucks to orinoca?"
silence...
"well", came the doubtful response, "not unless you are part of the international press corps; we have limited special transportation for international press in the caravan of evo morales. you are not press are you?"
"we certainly are", lejla quickly and confidently responded, "for what other reason do you think we would come to oruro the day before evo arrives to make his pilgrimage to orinoca?"
again, silence...
"well then, you must talk with mr. miranda, present your credentials, and hope for the best..."
several hours later miranda arrived. and, not in the mindset to miss such an historic opportunity, we were also present, "credentials" in hand.
"fine, very good," says mr. miranda to a very stunned and surprised nico and Lejla, “but I must know…are you imperialistas, or anti-imperialists?”
sensing that everything was on the line, we responded:
“anti-imperialistas”, sir.
“ then you will meet the others at 4am tomorrow in the plaza under "the clock" and will travel to orinoca in the presidential caravan..."
[...]

viernes, 4 de febrero de 2011
MacMorales's Plurinational Index
Pero algo es seguro... faltarán todos!

Imagen del artículo del periódico El Mundo, 25 junio 2008
El índice Big-Mac es un indicador que toma como base el precio de una hamburguesa consumida en los establecimientos McDonald’s en los diferentes países del mundo. El índice Big-Mac sirve para saber si los tipos de cambio de las monedas están bien valorados o si, por el contrario, están infravalorados o sobrevalorados. Es decir, el índice ofrece una guía para saber si una divisa se encuentra en su paridad “correcta” o no. Ello se debe a que el tipo de cambio entre dos monedas está en equilibrio cuando el precio de dos cestas idénticas, compuestas por determinados bienes y servicios, es igual en los dos países. El índice Big-Mac supone que una hamburguesa Big-Mac de los establecimientos McDonald’s es una cesta de bienes representativos, ya que mantiene unas características similares a nivel internacional. El que se comercialice en 3000 establecimientos de 120 países usando los mismos ingredientes, hace posible comparar los precios de los países a nivel mundial. El precio base es siempre el de EEUU y se obtiene como promedio de cuatro ciudades americanas (Atlanta, Chicago, Nueva York y San Francisco).

viernes, 28 de enero de 2011
Pequeñeces de un hombre de estado
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDhzmqwpj_M
JEMA hablando de democracia socialista en la cultura del diálogo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v44yCj7CNbg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejx94RISH6o (biocombustibles, "no somos de la cultura de la muerte" "Irán, por el momento, no es un país que manda tropas, para acabar vidas. Cuba....etc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xzkoukhqz2s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh22laLZHDI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkFNMFsQThg
...quienes masacran al pueblo, quienes violan los derechos humanos, quienes hacen daño económico al estado tienen que ir a la carcel!
P. Piensa Ud. que el líder de un pais, no importa cómo progrese, deba estar un tiempo ilimitado en el poder?
eeeh... el LIMITADO no sería tan democrático...y aquí es importante la conciencia del pueblo, y nuestra propuesta es que tiene que haber revocatorio como también ratificatorio
...si el alcalde, prefecto, gobernador o presidente no tiene apoyo del pueblo, debe ser revocatorio [revocado del poder] antes que cumpla su mandato...
en Irán...no puede seguir una matanza en un pueblo como Irán [JEMA cree que EEUU tiene una cruenta guerra en Irán, el traductor nota de forma impensada el error y traduce: Irán...IRAK] [el presidente MASista no sabe ni lo que hace militarmente "su pueblo hermano" iraní..]
JEMA en su repetitivo pututo de conceptos y acepciones en la Asamblea General de la UNO en 1996, expresando y exigiendo estupideces
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwigM-WDyvw
Recomiendo una media docena de ghost writer para JEMA, aunque sean quechuo-aymaras, pero con algo de cultura política universal y mejor estructura de ideas. Eso sí, sugiero que alguien le enseñe a leerlos correctamente Que logre leer esos discursos debe ser una hazaña,
Para evitar mayores vergüenzas recomiendo que en el futuro se exprese en todo acontecimiento seguido por prensa internacional. en su lengua materna, espero que sus ideas tengan más estructura.
Parece que lo único claro que tiene es que cuba tiene la mejor democracia, y chavez está consolidando su imperio socialista y por lo visto en Bolivia implantará su democracia comunistaria de movimientos sociales donde su Estado decidirá lo mejor para nuestra felicidad, tanto cultural, social y económica...
martes, 25 de enero de 2011
La estatura del jefazo
Y por si dudan:
El Jefazo no tiene más de 171 cm
Punto!
miércoles, 8 de diciembre de 2010
BOLIVIA: COUNTER-NARCOTICS NEWS AND TRENDS
| Reference ID | Created | Released | Classification | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09LAPAZ1784 | 2009-12-17 21:09 | 2010-12-03 21:09 | UNCLASSIFIED | Embassy La Paz |
VZCZCXYZ0000 RR RUEHWEB DE RUEHLP #1784/01 3512151 ZNR UUUUU ZZH R 172150Z DEC 09 FM AMEMBASSY LA PAZ TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC 0260 INFO RHEFDIA/DIA WASHINGTON DC RHMFISS/DIRJIATF SOUTH RHMFISS/JOINT STAFF WASHINGTON DC RHMFISS/NATIONAL DRUG INTELLIGENCE CENTER JOHNSTOWN PA RHMFIUU/DEPT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON DC RHMFIUU/DEPT OF STATE AIR WING PATRICK AFB FL RUEABND/DEA HQS WASHINGTON DC RUEAIIA/CIA WASHINGTON DC RUEHAC/AMEMBASSY ASUNCION RUEHBO/AMEMBASSY BOGOTA RUEHBR/AMEMBASSY BRASILIA RUEHBU/AMEMBASSY BUENOS AIRES RUEHCV/AMEMBASSY CARACAS RUEHLP/AMEMBASSY LA PAZ RUEHME/AMEMBASSY MEXICO 0023 RUEHPE/AMEMBASSY LIMA RUEHQT/AMEMBASSY QUITO RUEHSG/AMEMBASSY SANTIAGO RUEKJCS/SECDEF WASHINGTON DC
UNCLAS LA PAZ 001784 SIPDIS STATE PASS TO CNC LINEAR WASHINGTON DC JIATF SOUTH FOR USCINCSO MIAMI FL//SCJ2/SCJ3/SCJ5/SCFA DEPT FOR INL, WHA/PPC, WHA/AND USAID FOR LAC/SA JUSTICE FOR OIA, AFMLA AND NDDS CUSTOMS FOR LA OPS, INTELLIGENCE DEA FOR OEL E.O. 12958: N/A TAGS: SNAR BL KJUS PHUM SUBJECT: BOLIVIA: COUNTER-NARCOTICS NEWS AND TRENDS REF: LA PAZ 1589 ¶1. 1. Summary and comment: Bolivian Counternarcotics (CN) officials have voiced public concern over a number of negative trends, including a sharp rise in the number of cocaine laboratories seized, the GOB's inability to track the rising number of small aircraft used to transport drugs to neighboring countries, the increasing presence of foreign drug cartels, and increased coca cultivation. Despite positive interdiction and eradication statistics (septel), local contacts believe these trends will worsen without immediate GOB attention. GOB officials recognize the problems, and the overwhelming victory of the ruling Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) party (reftel) will give President Morales additional power to shape CN policy. Still, he will face challenges in stepping up eradication and interdiction efforts, risking the anger of coca farmers, the core of his political base. This is the first in a series of NAS reports on counternarcotics trends and policy in Bolivia. End summary and comment. Proliferation Of Cocaine Laboratories ¶2. 2. The Department of Cochabamba has become a center for the production of cocaine base, according to statements made by FELCN commanders to Bolivian press. FELCN Cochabamba Director Colonel Elvin Baptista told reporters November 30 that FELCN destroyed 600 cocaine factories in Cochabamba during 2009. Baptista explained that most were found in rural areas, close to rivers or other sources of water, and used Colombian methods, which consist of grinding up coca using electric motors, and then mixing it with precursor chemicals in rigid plastic containers. ¶3. 3. FELCN director Colonel Oscar Nina said on November 12 that the Department of Santa Cruz has become a major center for crystallization (purification) of cocaine that is processed in other regions of Bolivia. He explained that FELCN had discovered 16 cocaine crystallization labs during recent operations, one of which had the capacity to produce 100 kilos per day of high purity cocaine. The cocaine is produced in Santa Cruz, and the drug is then exported to Europe and the United States through ports in Chile and Brazil, according to Nina. (Note: DEA estimates less than one percent of cocaine seized in the U.S. can be chemically traced back to Bolivia. End Note). ¶4. 4. FELCN reported that it destroyed an average of two labs per day in the Department of La Paz in 2009. El Alto, the sprawling city of mostly poor immigrants that sits on the high plain above the city of La Paz, has become a major center of lab activity. FELCN La Paz commander Colonel Fernando Amurrio reported that FELCN destroyed 133 factories in El Alto during the first 10 months of the year. Many of these labs are small Colombian-style labs hidden inside houses, making them difficult to detect. La Paz is considered a transit point where coca is converted into cocaine base paste and cocaine and then shipped to Santa Cruz or other areas of Bolivia to be exported. During a series of coordinated operations in the Department of La Paz November 20-26, FELCN seized 93 kilos of cocaine and five tons of marijuana, detained 17 people, and seized five vehicles. ¶5. 5. FELCN destroyed two large-scale cocaine factories on November 25 in the Sicaya municipality in the Department of Cochabamba. FELCN estimated that during their three months of operation the factories had produced 180 kilos of cocaine base paste, and estimated that they could have produced one ton per year if they had remained in operation. The seizures brought the total number of seized factories in the region to 12 during the month. Cochabamba and MAS deputy Edmundo Novillo noted that increasing middle class involvement in coca production and ancillary activities, in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz, will require greater GOB response. ¶6. Growing Community Involvement in Production and Trafficking ¶7. 6. The current rise in the net amount of coca grown and cocaine produced in Bolivia has deepened rural community involvement in the drug trade, according to numerous NAS contacts in FELCN and the GOB's Directorate of Coca Production (DIGPRO COCA). Contacts report that drug traffickers pay between $8,000 to $10,000 to small rural communities, to buy their cooperation in establishing cocaine factories, and then share profits with the community to retain acceptance and trust. ¶8. 7. In a November 26 operation in the indigenous community of Machak Marca de Pocona (in Cochabamba Department), FELCN destroyed 32 Colombian-style labs but was able to make only one arrest because the entire community fled when tipped off about the raid. (Note: Locals in such remote areas can often easily spot official vehicles from miles away, due to the lack of vegetation and building development. End note.) The local FELCN commander expressed his amazement to Bolivian reporters at the degree of involvement of the entire community in the production activities. CN Police Concerned About Trafficking Via Small Aircraft ¶9. 8. FELCN Director Colonel Oscar Nina told reporters November 1 that Bolivia CN forces lack the capacity to detect the high and rising number of small aircraft that transport drugs to neighboring countries. Nina explained that FELCN lacks radar or other technological equipment to confront the problem. Vice Minister of Social Defense Felipe Caceres told reporters November 9 that the GOB's "weakness" in its war against drugs was on the country's borders. Caceres noted that President Morales had instructed the Defense Minister to work on acquiring additional planes, helicopters and radars to close this gap. (Many of our Bolivian CN contacts in the Department of Santa Cruz have told us frequently that Bolivia's lack of control over its airspace results in near free rein for air trafficking. Sources tell us that 175 suspicious flights were tracked by Brazilian government mobile radar on the border between Bolivia and Brazil in a two-month period last fall.) Involvement of Foreign Drug Cartels ¶10. 9. Bolivian press reported extensively on FELCN Commander General Oscar Nina's October 28 statement that Mexican drug cartels are investing in cocaine manufacturing in Bolivia to secure sufficient supply to satisfy market demand. Nina stated that Mexicans employ Colombian drug mafias, which in turn hire local drug gangs. He also stated that Colombians have taken the place of Peruvians, who until recently dominated the Bolivian cocaine market. ¶11. ¶12. 10. The District Prosecutor's Office in Santa Cruz recently expressed concern about the presence of foreign assassins who are hired by drug traffickers to commit murders in Bolivia. Anti-corruption Special Prosecutor Alex Oswaldo Cespedes told reporters November 16 that seven people had been killed in Santa Cruz over the preceding 59 days, and that he believed foreign assassins ("sicarios") bore responsibility. Cespedes said that a major increase in drug trafficking activities in the city had made conditions ripe for the creation of drug trafficking organizations. The commander of Bolivia's Special Anti-Crime Police Force, Colonel Miguel Gonzalez, said it is too early to conclude that foreign assassins were involved. Increase in Coca Cultivation ¶13. 11. The GOB announced December 9 that coca cultivation had increased 6% in 2009 compared to the prior year, or by roughly 1,830 hectares. Vice Minister of Social Defense Felipe Caceres told NAS Director that the two main national parks have more than 2,000 hectares of illegal coca - 1,081 hectares in Isiboro-Secure and 972 hectares in Carrasco. He said the GOB knows it will have to resort to forced eradication in 2010, noting that many cocaleros do not respect the limits on cultivation set by the GOB.
Coca Union Says Much Coca Circumvents Legal Markets ¶14. 12. The Yungas Coca Producers' Association (ADEPCOCA), the union formed by 30,000 coca growers from twelve provinces of Los Yungas, released a report on November 10 that stated that of the 16,127 metric tons of coca leaf grown annually in the Yungas, only 4,887 metric tons (30 percent) arrives at the legal coca market in Villa Fatima in La Paz. The destination of the remaining 11,240 metric tons is unknown, according to the report. The ADEPCOCA report also stated that of the 54,000 metric tons of coca grown nationwide each year, only 21,778 metric tons (40 percent) reaches the two legally sanctioned markets -- Villa Fatima in La Paz and Sacaba in Cochabamba. Lobbying For A New Legal Coca Marketplace ¶15. 13. Coca growers of the Munecas Province in the Department of La Paz presented to Congress a draft bill to create a new legal coca market in the city of El Alto, next to La Paz, and branches in La Paz and Cochabamba. Currently, there are two legal markets - Villa Fatima in Los Yungas and Sacaba in Cochabamba. Bolivians Polled On Views Of Coca Situation ¶16. 14. Equipos Mori conducted a November poll in Bolivia's nine departments that found: * 60% of Bolivians believe that coca cultivation has increased since Evo Morales became President; * 75% believe coca eradication should continue; * 61% believe that there should be additional government control over coca production; and * 55% believe the state should control production and commercialization of coca. ¶17. 15. Comment: It may not be surprising that many Bolivians are concerned about coca expansion and support eradication. Those directly involved in coca production are a relatively small, but influential, percentage of the overall Bolivian population. There are approximately 44,000 families in the Chapare (an average of five people per family) that are directly involved in growing coca, and 26,000 families in the Yungas (an average of four people per family). The total Bolivian population is approximately 9 million. ¶18. Creamer
