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In his column in today's La Nacion , Joaquín Morales Solá tearing their hair out by "the level of violence reaching social protest, not wanting adveritir that violence in the taking of land came from areas not identified who opposed such measures.
As almost every day, Joaquín Morales Solá published today in The Nation his column entitled "One day too sobering for all", which addresses the unproductive land seizures by thousands of families homeless and the political implications that ended with the resolution of the problem, at least in Villa Soldati.
But the most interesting article is not so much what it says but what is clear from what he says, even what it says and even more, which speaks more of its own columnist who tries to describe reality.
"This government has a suicide gene," said he said "a Kirchner reasonable "Morales Solá, who builds an entire journalistic gimmick from this statement and from that source, that one source without identity:" a reasonable Kirchner ...". We give up something: if all reasonable kirchneristas were like this "Kirchner reasonable" to say what the columnist said Nation, would agree with him would be suicidal.
However, the use of these "sources" is not the worst of today's article Morales Solá. Nor do they call "insurgent leaders to representatives of the occupants who met over the weekend with the Government, as if they were heads Bolsheviks able to take prompt the Casa Rosada (another ghost that shakes the press mob.)
One paragraph, a paragraph with which he intended to characterize something actually ends up by painting the whole body. Morales Solá says first: "In the welter of recent days go unnoticed, perhaps, the level of violence reached social protest." He adds: "In fact, the conflict goes beyond poverty (there is, no doubt) to anchor in a world of marginalization and exclusion, where there are rules specific to life outside the law, where guns are common artifacts currents, where a porous border between legality and crime and where violence is domestic, and social neighborhood. "
Thousands of homeless families, urged probably by leading politicians who respond to partisan political interests dark, sector, individuals, Park took American Indian and other unproductive land. Thousands of poor families. What the columnist-Mitre Saguier not see or say is that violence, when he had departed the other side: those who, calling themselves "outraged neighbors" were actually individuals and criminal groups, marginal, which attacked occupants.
However, Solá Morales sees the opposite: the homeless live outside the law, armed to the teeth without boundaries between legal and illegal, where violence is as common as the stale air to be breathing the poor ... This is the unreal world class with the Morales Solá on poverty and the poor.
But the most interesting article is not so much what it says but what is clear from what he says, even what it says and even more, which speaks more of its own columnist who tries to describe reality.
"This government has a suicide gene," said he said "a Kirchner reasonable "Morales Solá, who builds an entire journalistic gimmick from this statement and from that source, that one source without identity:" a reasonable Kirchner ...". We give up something: if all reasonable kirchneristas were like this "Kirchner reasonable" to say what the columnist said Nation, would agree with him would be suicidal.
However, the use of these "sources" is not the worst of today's article Morales Solá. Nor do they call "insurgent leaders to representatives of the occupants who met over the weekend with the Government, as if they were heads Bolsheviks able to take prompt the Casa Rosada (another ghost that shakes the press mob.)
One paragraph, a paragraph with which he intended to characterize something actually ends up by painting the whole body. Morales Solá says first: "In the welter of recent days go unnoticed, perhaps, the level of violence reached social protest." He adds: "In fact, the conflict goes beyond poverty (there is, no doubt) to anchor in a world of marginalization and exclusion, where there are rules specific to life outside the law, where guns are common artifacts currents, where a porous border between legality and crime and where violence is domestic, and social neighborhood. "
Thousands of homeless families, urged probably by leading politicians who respond to partisan political interests dark, sector, individuals, Park took American Indian and other unproductive land. Thousands of poor families. What the columnist-Mitre Saguier not see or say is that violence, when he had departed the other side: those who, calling themselves "outraged neighbors" were actually individuals and criminal groups, marginal, which attacked occupants.
However, Solá Morales sees the opposite: the homeless live outside the law, armed to the teeth without boundaries between legal and illegal, where violence is as common as the stale air to be breathing the poor ... This is the unreal world class with the Morales Solá on poverty and the poor.
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