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Militarization TO PREVENT THE REBELLION

Tomás Oropeza
Berumen Silently
the right-wing businessmen, army and almost all legislators of the three main political parties in Mexico, all under the tutelage of the U.S. embassy, \u200b\u200bhave been working to carry out a coup before the end of the current session of the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday 30 April.

This week, the supposed representatives of the Mexican people could give its approval to several changes to the reform initiative to the National Security Act passed last year in the Senate, to legalize the violation of human rights and individual guarantees committed four years ago the army and navy in the states where supposedly fighting organized crime. It seeks to establish a state of emergency throughout the country, where in fact already exists in several regions.

Without doubt this is a preventive measure that seeks to quell any sign of social rebellion in a country where economic and political crisis where elections will be held within fourteen months and the wound left by the fraud of 2006 is still present. Only today unemployment, poverty and violence are higher.
The right three-party system that prevails in Mexico in its efforts to maintain the existing socioeconomic system in the form of neoliberal capitalism, for several years is implementing a strategy to prevent the organization and development of class struggle with a project of social transformation. In doing

have joined the PAN, PRI and PRD, which seek to adopt, before the end of the 61 session of the House of Representatives several amendments to the Reform Initiative of the National Security Act for the military , navy and air force to carry out legally tasks performed for several years and that violating the Constitution currently only carried out with a cover "legal" the National Center for National Security (CISEN).

to approve the new National Security Act the current president would have powers to use armed forces to repress social movements that in his opinion endanger national security, internal security and external security (as the new jargon). To do so would not need to declare a state of emergency in a region or country after consulting Congress.

The military is more interested in making changes to the initiative of the National Security Act passed last year (4/27/2010) which seems to already have the support of legislators from all parties for the legalization practices as spying , undercover operations, arrests, searches, searches, reviews of personal documents, etc., persons suspected of involvement in activities that jeopardize national security.

to give effect to the adoption of this amendment by the House of Representatives, first, and then by the Senate, the struggles of peasants, students, workers and unemployed people could be branded as terrorists and put down without further ado.
is about giving a bloodless coup, trampling the Mexican Constitution to reform a law school, on the pretext of combating organized crime.

According to statements by Mr Mario Di Constanzo, Labour Party, the only way to avoid sector reform is a PRI object. Which is very unlikely since lawmakers close to the governor of Mexico State and PRI's nominee for president, Enrique Peña Nieto and negotiated with Secretary of Defense, Guillermo Galván Galván, and Felipe Calderon.

Another resource that has been used to instill fear and terror in the Mexican town is the drug war that has put the civilian population between two supposedly irreconcilable camps: a government that says trying to finish with organized crime and industry the ruling class in its eagerness to get rich doing business outside the law. Bands that are actually complementary to carry forward a lucrative business with the prohibition of psychotropic substances, goods that contribute to the economy Mexican "underground" billion-dollar sums.

The result of this manobra orders implemented by the United States in exchange for the support they gave Felipe Calderón to hold onto the presidency after the fraudulent and contested the 2006 election process, is so far about 40 people dead, thousands missing and orphans, as well as tens of thousands of displaced states of Chihuahua, Tamaulipas, Durango and Guerrero.

The criminalization of social struggles is the trend followed by the tripartite arrangements. The same in the national capital in the Mexican province.
Examples: In the state of Chiapas, the PRD government has continued to attack Boards Zapatista Good Government nor the activists of the Other Campaign as in Frontera Comalapa, Chiapas where local authorities along with militants of the PAN, PRD and PV burned the houses of the ejidatarios and also beaten and harassed the members of the Board Good Governance Towards Hope.

In Mexico City authorities have suppressed the opposition movement to survival.
Another recent development is the repression they suffered some five thousand members of the Mexican Union of Electricians that the April 11 - In the middle of the year and met with Calderon decretazo ended with their jobs and sent unemployment to 45 000 electrical-led held a demonstration outside the premises of the former offices of the Society of Light and Power Company (L and FC), now held by the Federal Police (PF) where they were provoked and were suppressed by the military corporation reinforced by the Grenadiers body of local government.

Following this incident repressive eleven workers were jailed, accused of serious crimes such as gang and riot.

Another obstacle to the formation of a working class and revolutionary movement is the corporate and economistic unionism continues to dominate in the country, still struggling sectors such as SME, which again announced the creation of a national political association to participate in election 2012, which would not take nothing wrong in the process lifted a class program, but given his recent rapprochement with Peña Nieto, the pragmatism of its leadership and the understandable despair felt by the 16 thousand workers in resistance, it is unlikely who decide to sell their support in exchange for the promise of creating a utility that rehired. But that remains to be seen because in Mexico the campaign promises were never fulfilled.