| Organizaciones financiadas USAID and NED demanding the resignation of President Correa in support of the coup promoted by sectors of the Ecuadorian police, deeply penetrated by the United States.
A new coup attempt against a country the Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples of our America (ALBA) threatens Latin American integration and advancement of the process of democratic revolution. The right is to attack. His success in 2009 in Honduras against the government of Manuel Zelaya, filled it with energy, strength and confidence to strike out the peoples and governments of revolution in Latin America.
Sunday's elections in Venezuela September 26, but were major victory for the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), gave space to the most reactionary and dangerous forces of destabilization that they serve imperial interests. United States succeeded in placing key parts of Venezuela National Assembly, giving them a platform to advance their conspiratorial schemes to undermine democracy in Venezuela.
The day after the elections in Venezuela, the leader for peace in Colombia Piedad Cordes was disabled as a Senator of the Republic of Colombia for the National Office, based on false allegations and evidence. But the attack against Senator Piedad, symbolizes an attack against the forces of progress in Colombia and seeking real solutions to the conflict of war who have lived for over 60 years.
And now, the Thursday, September 30, Ecuador suddenly dawned. Unruly police took several facilities in the capital of Quito, creating chaos and panic in the country. Allegedly protesting against a new law passed by the National Assembly on Wednesday, which they trimmed their employee benefits.
President Rafael Correa, in an attempt to resolve the situation, spoke to police unruly, but was attacked by sharp objects and bombs lagrimógenas, causing a leg injury and asphyxiation by gas. He was taken to military hospital in the city of Quito, where he was later kidnapped and kept in force can not leave.
Meanwhile, popular movements took the streets of Quito demanding the release of its president, democratically reelected last year with an overwhelming majority. Thousands of Ecuadorians raised their voices in support of President Correa, trying to save their democracy from the hands of coup forces seeking to provoke the forced departure of the national government.
Although the events are in full swing and President Correa is kidnapped by the police coup, there are external factors involved in this coup attempt to move their pieces again.
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According to journalist Jean-Guy Allard, an official report of the Minister of Defense of Ecuador, Javier Ponce, released in October 2008 revealed "that U.S. diplomats were involved in corrupting the police and armed forces."
The report said police units "maintain an informal economic dependence on the United States for the payment of informants, training, equipment and operations."
In response to information, the U.S. ambassador to Ecuador, Heather Hodges, said "We work with Ecuador's government, with the military and the police for purposes important to safety, "justifying the collaboration. According to Hodges, working with the security forces of Ecuador is related to the "fight against drug trafficking."
AMBASSADOR Ambassador Heather Hodges was sent to Ecuador in 2008 by then-President George W. Bush. previously had a successful term as ambassador Moldalvia, socialist country that was formerly part of the Soviet Union. Sown in Moldova left the track for a "color revolution" that occurred, without success, in April 2009 against selected most of the communist party in parliament.
Hodges was head of the Office of Cuban Affairs, as Deputy Director in 1991, the State Department division that is dedicated to promoting destabilization in Cuba. Two years later he was sent to Nicaragua to consolidate the management of Violeta Chamorro, president selected by the United States after the dirty war against the government Sandista who managed his ouster in 1989.
When Bush sent to Ecuador, was intended to sow destabilization against Correa, in the case of Ecuador's president refused to bow to Washington's agenda. Hodges was able to increase the budget USAID and NED for social organizations and political groups that promote U.S. interests, including in the indigenous sector.
face re-election of President Correa in 2009, based on the new constitution approved in 2008 by an overwhelming majority of Ecuadorians, the embassy began to foment destabilization. USAID
Some progressive social groups have expressed dissatisfaction with government policies Correa. No doubt there are legitimate complaints and grievances to the government. Not all groups or organizations that are against Correa's policies are imperial agents. But there is a sector within them that receive funding and guidelines to lead to situations of destabilization in the country, beyond the natural expression of criticism or opposition to a government.
In 2010, the State Department increased the budget of USAID in Ecuador more than $ 38 million. In recent years, a total of $ 5,640,000 in funds invested in the work of "decentralization" in the country. One of the main implementers of USAID programs in Ecuador is the same company that operates with the right in Bolivia: Chemonics, Inc. At the same time, the NED awarded a $ 125,806 agreement the Centre for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) to promote free trade, globalization and regional autonomy through radio, television and newspapers in Ecuador, together with the Ecuadorian Institute of Political Economy.
Organizations Citizen Participation in Ecuador and Pro-Justice has provided funding from USAID and NED, both as members and sectors of CODEMPE, Pachakutik, CONAIE, Indigenous Enterprise Corporation of Ecuador and Qellkaj Foundation.
During the events of Thursday 30 September in Ecuador, one of the groups in sectors financed by USAID and NED, Pachakutik, issued a statement endorsing the coup police, demanding the resignation of President Rafael Correa and be responsible for the facts. Even accused him of maintaining a "dictatorial attitude"
"Pachakutik CALLS FOR RESIGNATION TO PRESIDENT CALLS FOR FORMING BELT AND ONE NATIONAL FRONT
Press Release
141 Block Head Pachakutik Movement, Clever Jiménez, before the serious internal crisis and political turmoil generated by the dictatorial attitude of President Rafael Correa, to violate the rights of public servants and society as a whole, called the indigenous movement, social movements, democratic politics, to form a single national front to demand the ouster of President Correa, under which establishes the Art 130, paragraph 2 of the Constitution which states: "The National Assembly may remove the President of the Republic in the following cases: 2) For serious crisis policy and internal disturbance. " Jiménez
supported the struggle of the country's public servants, including police troops who have been protesting against the regime's authoritarian policies intended to violate labor rights acquired. The situation of the officers and members of the armed forces must be understood as a fair share of public servants, whose derechos han sido vulnerados.
Pachakutik está convocando para esta tarde a todas las oganizaciones del movimiento indígena, a los trabajadores, hombres y mujeres democráticos a construir la unidad y preparar nuevas acciones en rechazo al autoritarismo de Correa, en defensa de los derechos y garantías de todos los ecuatorianos.
Responsable de Prensa
BLOQUE PACHAKUTIK”
El guión utilizado en Venezuela y Honduras se repite de nuevo. Intentan responsabilizar al Presidente y al gobierno por el “golpe”, forzando luego su salida del poder. El golpe contra Ecuador es la próxima fase de la agresión permanente contra el ALBA y los movimientos revolucionarios in the region.
The Ecuadorian people remains mobilized in rejection of the attempted coup, while the progressive forces in the region have gathered to express their solidarity and support for President Correa and his government. |
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