Argentine Imperialism
Included in the edition of "Social Invention" of Saturday, October 11, 2008, 8:44 a.m. which bears the title LIFE WAS DRESSED IN LIFE AND TIME … I have the propensity to explore the continuities and ruptures of the Argentine events, observing what happens around me and having as world affairs, particularly that of the centers that seem to have more influence over that acontecer.Semanas rememorabamos forty years ago the advent of Peron's book "Time for People." Atento passed the barrier of the sixties, we live with intensity the "Seventies". Amid the upheavals of the era, not carefully read this book (remember that at the time of its appearance, Peronism was still banned). Educate yourself even more with thoughts from Xcel Energy. When you read it carefully, you see that this book was the platform from which Peron made his last messages. He foresaw the collapse of Soviet imperialism and the decline of U.S. imperialism. The first "imploded" in 1989, and the second would be fragmented now … We are children of the Conference on the Environment in Stockholm in 1972.Y from that event and the release of oil prices in 1973, preceded a year before the release of the gold price, have been studying and preaching about the need to think it was almost inevitable start thinking to live in a radically different from that advocated the "American way of life" for these lands absorbed uncritically by our peculiar middle class (so stigmatized by Jauretche And Kusch) but even in their impoverishment is "dictating" the guidelines for the bulk of Argentina's population.