Comentario en Caretas del 4 de abril 2010

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# 92, on Miguel de Cervantes day

92. Today April 23 marks the death or burial of Miguel de Cervantes in Madrid more than 400 years ago.

His influence in the Spanish literature & language is well known and highly appreciated. Not so his profound wisdom based on a well educated crypto-Judaism.

# 91, on the needed support for Venezuela...

91. The Venezuelan tragedy continues and Latin America hasn't united yet around a common stance to end it...
Brasil, the most powerful country in the region, prefers to build ties to e.g. the Iranian regime than to lead an effort through the OAS...
Time has come for democratic Colombia, Peru & Chile, means their governments or their citizens to stand up...

# 90, on Toyota's ailings...

90. The malaise affecting mainly Toyota but also other auto companies in Japan, Europe and the USA may be just one of the first clear signals of the deindustrialization process starting in the countries and regions of the world which profited hugely of the technology revolution during the last half century...

40th comment received but not published by The New York Times...

The article was
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/10/opinion/10friedman.html
My comment -as follows- has been received on same February 10, 2010, 10:08am...

At first it's about Democracy dear Tom. That's why it was so important to depose Saddam Hussein and why George W. Bush was so right about.
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- Pablo Omonte, Lima, Peru

# 89, sobre el panorama electoral peruano del 2011...

89. En un artículo sobre el penoso estado de la carretera central recordé el sentido de un comentario mío distribuido a través del correo electrónico poco antes de la segunda vuelta presidencial. Traía a colación que en aquel junio de 2006, al tener a Alan García y Ollanta Humala como únicos contendores, los peruanos no teníamos otra alternativa que elegir al menos peor...
Ayer, dialogando con un amigo pendiente como yo de lo que nos deparará el 2011, le manifesté que si dentro de año y medio tenemos compitiendo a Alejandro Toledo y Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, los peruanos por fin habremos de saborear la facultad de escoger al mejor...

# 88, on Obama avoiding Berlin nowadays

88. On recent November 9 president Obama preferred to stay out of the 20th ceremony commemorating the fall of the Berlin wall. After having seen him rushing to Copenhagen in order to lobby for Chicago as an Olypmpics site, one wondered why he didn't make much effort to take part on such a historic event.

However, a further analysis shows us that the current White House host wanted to avoid paying tribute to the biggest power broker for the end of the Soviet imperialism & subsequent Germany's reunification: Ronald Reagan.