What does this mean for leftism in Peru and for Pedro Castillo?
There should be a Marxist-Leninist Peru!
This is the flag of a Marxist-leninist Peru!
no left or right
i truly hate when they use this expression…usually means that they’re mostly going to work with rightoids
I think it would be useful to give a solution to the problem you’re describing. Politics is serious you know, it’s my life and yours.
So much of the things just get co-opted by the rightists immediately and because all leftists have is slogans then they throw them in the bucket, but because the rightists at least have power and the left doesn’t, this is a game of chicken you can’t win. Anything you invent will always be co-opted by the right, anything including communism.
it would be useful to give a solution to the problem you’re describing
well…just don’t say that “this is not about left or right” because right-wing people will talk crap anyways and left-wing people will feel that you’re gonna concede in many ways
I’ve listened that the main goal of Peru is elect its every single citizen 😂
Balcázar, a pesar de haber ocupado cargos en la Corte Suprema de Justicia del Perú, ha enfrentado una serie de polémicas al defender los matrimonios infantiles.
this… doesn’t look so good if true
in most of latam, 14 years is considered the “age of consent” usually by right-wing people in power modifying criminal law, people in anglo world and europe try to spin that as some kind of outrageous claim because a leftist say it
Sadly it seems to be true.
What a hell of site design is this? For almost every paragraph, there is at least one sentence in bold. Is this common in the latin american news websites?
My theory is that they started doing that back when they went viral often and haven’t stopped chasing that high since.
Why would bad design be common in latin american news websites because you see it in one?
It says he’s interim until July 28, so probably doesn’t matter much… unless…
…unless he dies earlier because he’s 83. Would be great if there were some Marxist party figures like these that were from a more promising age bracket.
Sentenced to being sentenced. My condolences José.
What are the chances his party or Castillo’s win the next election in Peru if anyone familiar with the situation on the ground can comment?
As far as I’m aware, the Peruvian state is set up to be as impossible to govern after the departure of Fujimori.
Checking the polls for the next presidential elections, and the candidate for Perú Libre (which is also Castillo’s party), Vladimir Cerrón, is polling at a low percentage, so it doesn’t seem likely
