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Entrevista con El Mallku

Submitted June 10, 2005 - 3:55 pm by Al Giordano
Hay una entrevista con Felipe Quispe en un periodico mexicano hoy en que habla de "Eduardo Rodríguez, el presidente de la Suprema Corte de Justicia; ése podría llamar a elecciones, pero tampoco va a nacionalizar y ésa es la cosa; las movilizaciones seguirán, nadie va a detenerse en su forma de accionar."

El resto de la entrevista es bien interesante también.

Mientras tanto, hay aquellos en el otro lado quienes preocupan sobre Rodríguez igual, como algun Carlos Alberto López, exministro de hidrocarbones y actual asesor de la industria de gas quien dijo en una entrevista con Financial Times de Londrés hoy:

“Rodríguez has no legitimacy. He never expected to be in this position. He's completely inexperienced, has no clout in Congress and will be prone to submit to pressure from militant social movements.”

Traduciendo...

"Rodríguez no tiene legitimidad. Nunca esperaba llegar a ésta posición. Es completamente sin experiencia, no tiene peso en el congreso, y será vulnurable a someterse a las presiones de movimientos sociales radicales.

Claro, quería que Vaca Díez subiría al trono.

Pues, la moneda está en el aire. Lo que sabemos es, sí, por la constitución, tiene que llamar a nuevas elecciones, y no va a quedar - como Vaca Diez - hasta 2007. A ver que mas hace o no hace.

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