"THIS IS NOT A COUNTRY FOR CRISIS"
Late on this historic day in the that there has been a change of president in the United States of America, I have no choice but to comment on the new U.S. president and his country.
I had promised not to utter the magic word in recent months - the new president of the United States, "but as someone said" every country has the politicians and rulers you deserve. " Today, Americans surely have begun to show us the path.
"We are not a country to crisis", there are many reasons to defend this theory. This is yet another crisis in which I suppose by chance and not by chance that the crisis that affects us most countries.
We, as citizens, we tend to think that all our advantages and our troubles are the result of decisions of State and Government, we give the state some of our major responsibilities: retirement and pension, health, labor protection, employment and social destination, the education of children and many more aspects that would be very neat gloss in this short article.
The truth is that we are still a neophyte in democratic maturity, our political class is devoted to trivial and unimportant issues and exercise their responsibilities outside the city. We are missing a lot of respect and civic education and we have too much frivolity and victimhood.
Instead of watching over and over again to see who is to blame, let's review what we can provide and "props" shoulder to help each other out of this mood of general anesthesia, and only return to the path that never we had to abandon.
Late on this historic day in the that there has been a change of president in the United States of America, I have no choice but to comment on the new U.S. president and his country.
I had promised not to utter the magic word in recent months - the new president of the United States, "but as someone said" every country has the politicians and rulers you deserve. " Today, Americans surely have begun to show us the path.
"We are not a country to crisis", there are many reasons to defend this theory. This is yet another crisis in which I suppose by chance and not by chance that the crisis that affects us most countries.
We, as citizens, we tend to think that all our advantages and our troubles are the result of decisions of State and Government, we give the state some of our major responsibilities: retirement and pension, health, labor protection, employment and social destination, the education of children and many more aspects that would be very neat gloss in this short article.
The truth is that we are still a neophyte in democratic maturity, our political class is devoted to trivial and unimportant issues and exercise their responsibilities outside the city. We are missing a lot of respect and civic education and we have too much frivolity and victimhood.
Instead of watching over and over again to see who is to blame, let's review what we can provide and "props" shoulder to help each other out of this mood of general anesthesia, and only return to the path that never we had to abandon.
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