LOS MILITARES JUBILADOS, DEBERÍAMOS…

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En el Colegio Militar del Ejército “Coronel Gualberto Villarroel”, en La Paz, en la formación Ética, nos enseñaron a morir  por la patria, no a matar. Nuestra vida, durante más de treinta años fue una continua  competencia, en una carrera que exige mucha vocación, que inculca valores y principios. Todos los militares jubilados, deberíamos habernos convertido en una importante reserva moral del país, en centinelas anónimos de nuestra patria. No se entiende por qué estamos permitiendo que este gobierno haga lo que le da la gana con la institucionalidad de  Bolivia. La Constitución Política del Estado es el alma de la patria. Esta herida. El crimen organizado se mantiene en el poder administrando la corrupción y el temor. Nosotros, los militares jubilados, deberíamos temer solamente  fallarle a Bolivia y le estamos fallando.

Corruption and Multilatinas  

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For many decades consumers in Latin America were penalized with higher prices for worse products than those that were available in the US and Europe because it was the historical tax that everyone had to pay for the region to enter development. When the debt burden was swept away, the multilaterals, and Private equity funds found that local teams underperformed on almost every count including employment creation, workers compensation; training and innovation. But their environmental record went unnoticed. When the social dimension is affected by poverty hunger and pain  those that have the responsibility of administering justice must stand by them so that these conditions do not make them prey of injustice and illegality. The burden of corruption makes in impossible to operate effectively. Taming corruption thus seems to be the unequivocal highest priority in Latin America.