Monday, January 26, 2009

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enumeration of some ideas, principles and values \u200b\u200b

The European elections are every day closer, and each passing day more sure certain ideas, principles and values: the first idea I have, "the only mention, for not making an interminable post is that membership in a party like the English Socialist Party must be based on ethical principles and non-functional. I understand my membership and, although I feel very proud and pleased to be able to exercise some functions of the common interest and try to work-from my situation, a joint project of government.

Second, the principle that I have clear is that politics, which is the management of shared public space, as would the great Felipe Gonzalez, has to be at the service of citizens and citizenship-ie , not falling into projects imposed from the top of our system of decision .- I believe that peace, progress and respect for the law - in its broadest sense, must be the basic pillars of any political action.

Finally, I think the main value that all this out is to democratically defend this idea and these principles regardless of the situation and trying to find me reasonable and just use empty phrases. Come on, that is part of my values \u200b\u200bdialogue of ideas and best contribution to a healthy and open political life.

Monday, January 19, 2009

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Turn right

Menudo is the Popular Party candidate for Europe: Mayor Oreja, a man who cries around Aznar, a man who does not condemn the Franco regime and somewhat opaque business of private security. That is, a candidate as God intended.

I will not criticize it, just go some things as above stated:
RETURN
AZNAR

"Since the defeat of March I only repeat that all the weight people are essential to the future of the center-right English, all: Aznar, Rato, Aguirre, Ruiz-Gallardon Camps, Arenas ... "

FRANCO FOR CONVICTION

- Why was it so difficult to condemn the Franco PP?
"Because that's part of the history of Spain. I have not convicted, I commend and praise the democratic transition. How can I condemn what undoubtedly represented a large section of English?

-By the same logic, does not condemn Nazism or Stalinism, because many German and Soviet supporters.

"In war there were two sides and only one Nazism.

"In the Franco side that there was only repressed .

"There were two, because Franco was the result of a civil war in which there were two sides. It is not the same as the Nazi regime, which had a single executioner.

"Then, leaving aside the Law of Historical Memory, is not considered appropriate to condemn the Franco?

"No, for many reasons. Why do I have to condemn the Franco regime I if there were many families who lived in a natural and normal? In my country there were some myths Basque infinite. War was far worse than the dictatorship. Some say that the persecutions in the Basque villages were terrible, but they should not be so when all the Galician civil guards asked to go to the Basque Country. It was a situation of extraordinary serenity. Let the disquisitions on the Franco historians.

(Excerpts from the interview published in La Voz de Galicia.15.10.07)

Well, I'll keep thinking of someone who, though democratically elected, I fear no longer produce only for their actions but by its ideas, its principles and values, as far away from mine and as close to absolute motion / dictatorial.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

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2009

After two weeks of vacation back to Brussels with charged batteries ahead of the European Parliament elections next June 7. Back to a city frozen in order to do everything possible ahead of a European campaign that has long, hard, exciting and secure thousands of opportunities.

know it is early to predict an outcome, but I dare say that European socialists can get an excellent result at a time like the present, which has shown that liberal and conservative view are exhausted and do not allow us to move forward, not only at European level but also internationally.

I think this new year 2009 is a year full of hope as far as politics is concerned. I have the assurance that we will achieve a progressive majority in Parliament needed more than ever.