I thought the above would be the last note of September, but in reality as is the spirit dieciochero I thought he might give me gustito to enjoy a third.
spring came ... joy ... yes, even joy, but Cirque du Soleil's hand.
One of the things that most struck me when I lived in Moscow was that the spring came by decree on May 1. Yes, and no joke. One went for a walk last night and saw everywhere workers planting flowers for the May Day parade.
in Santiago is a little bit different, especially if in an election year. On 21 September unnoticed, but the night of the 25th, on the eve of legal campaign everywhere preparing candidates and the challenge proved to be similar to year-end, until they reached the twelve o'clock and officially began campaign. From a candidate in baby doll, to a candidate that literally policy undressed him, to others, with the community at heart.
which abounds in Chile today are the candidates, thousands of candidates for mayor and council. In my family they say that I tend to exaggerate things a bit, but this is not the case: there are thousands, literally.
go and enjoy the spring air and find that my neighborhood is overrun by pigeons, doves, palomotas. They are not just birds, no less have an olive branch in its beak. In every corner you see propaganda flyers, scratched. I live in San Miguel and I have more than clear that I will vote by Julio Palestro for Mayor and Councilman Carlos Garcia for as they have done a very good job in four years. So I do not even hint to pick up a flyer in the street, but in my garden and inevitably I have to read them just to prove my theory: most candidates talk about protecting the environment, of household waste, are ultimately the most dirty and polluted.
I'm not against the campaign or anything, but the way they do. I'll stick with the traditional custom door to door, hand in hand from the nearby or neighbor's propaganda. I prefer the conversation, dialogue, especially when the community is the core of our democracy. Local government is where citizens should participate actively and for that we need candidatos que recorran a pie y conozcan a cada uno de los vecinos. Pero en fin, llegará el día en que votaremos digitalmente, y eso a lo mejor nos traiga campañas ambientalmente más amigables.
Con todo, está bastante más entretenida la política…. Las elecciones municipales de este año vienen cargadas de sorpresas. Por fin, no es más de lo mismo. Por primera vez la concertación va en listas separadas para concejales, por primera vez hay pacto por omisión con el Partido Comunista, por primera vez los descolgados de la Concertación llevan sus propios candidatos. Lo que a algunos podría parecer desastroso lo encuentro fantástico: de a poco la ingeniería electoral binominal se begins to disarm.
will be the effect of the spring ... but I think we're finally moving forward to achieve a politically more democratic and end the binomial system exclusive ...
spring came ... joy ... yes, even joy, but Cirque du Soleil's hand.
One of the things that most struck me when I lived in Moscow was that the spring came by decree on May 1. Yes, and no joke. One went for a walk last night and saw everywhere workers planting flowers for the May Day parade.
in Santiago is a little bit different, especially if in an election year. On 21 September unnoticed, but the night of the 25th, on the eve of legal campaign everywhere preparing candidates and the challenge proved to be similar to year-end, until they reached the twelve o'clock and officially began campaign. From a candidate in baby doll, to a candidate that literally policy undressed him, to others, with the community at heart.
which abounds in Chile today are the candidates, thousands of candidates for mayor and council. In my family they say that I tend to exaggerate things a bit, but this is not the case: there are thousands, literally.
go and enjoy the spring air and find that my neighborhood is overrun by pigeons, doves, palomotas. They are not just birds, no less have an olive branch in its beak. In every corner you see propaganda flyers, scratched. I live in San Miguel and I have more than clear that I will vote by Julio Palestro for Mayor and Councilman Carlos Garcia for as they have done a very good job in four years. So I do not even hint to pick up a flyer in the street, but in my garden and inevitably I have to read them just to prove my theory: most candidates talk about protecting the environment, of household waste, are ultimately the most dirty and polluted.
I'm not against the campaign or anything, but the way they do. I'll stick with the traditional custom door to door, hand in hand from the nearby or neighbor's propaganda. I prefer the conversation, dialogue, especially when the community is the core of our democracy. Local government is where citizens should participate actively and for that we need candidatos que recorran a pie y conozcan a cada uno de los vecinos. Pero en fin, llegará el día en que votaremos digitalmente, y eso a lo mejor nos traiga campañas ambientalmente más amigables.
Con todo, está bastante más entretenida la política…. Las elecciones municipales de este año vienen cargadas de sorpresas. Por fin, no es más de lo mismo. Por primera vez la concertación va en listas separadas para concejales, por primera vez hay pacto por omisión con el Partido Comunista, por primera vez los descolgados de la Concertación llevan sus propios candidatos. Lo que a algunos podría parecer desastroso lo encuentro fantástico: de a poco la ingeniería electoral binominal se begins to disarm.
will be the effect of the spring ... but I think we're finally moving forward to achieve a politically more democratic and end the binomial system exclusive ...
