The difficult and dirty political game of the elections in Ecuador

 COMPLEMENTARY ANALYSIS. When Rafael Correa won the 2006 elections, he promised to end the political party, that is, the power of the political parties.

Political parties are human organizations to govern a kingdom, country, or empire, which practice the so-called war without arms, or politics, which is the opposite of democracy.

In democracy, the objective of this game is to distribute power, wealth or knowledge and information among all the inhabitants of a geographical space, through the possibility, equally for all, of choosing in everything and being chosen for everything.

This was never possible until the 21st century arrived and industry, transportation, communications, education, information, technology, etc., made it possible. Before, geographical barriers, such as oceans, cultural barriers such as languages, or religious and racial barriers, made it almost impossible for anyone to choose what they wanted.

But that is quickly being overtaken, so democracy is now a real possibility and not a utopia, as it was at the Independence of the United States in 1776, where those who could elect and be elected were white, rich and old, as in Ecuador in 1830. The poor, women, indigenous, black, or immigrants, or those under 21 years of age could not do it.

Political parties, both in Europe and even more so in America, are mechanisms to group those who were to fight against the European colonial dominions. These rebels met in secret groups. In the case of the Americas, they were mostly led by Freemasons, who created political parties in Latin American countries to destroy the imperial governments. like the Spanish Empire.

Since then the parties are a way of conspiring against the established power, the conspirators live, grow, reproduce and die in their desire to be government, once they are in power, they try to preserve it, dividing themselves among themselves, as well as the wealth of the country, or seek to control information, knowledge, create ideas, judgments, beliefs, dogmas, that is, irrefutable concepts, and hierarchies. The parties are organized in the same way that a religion, an army, or a guerrilla is organized, through the creation of so-called militancies, this is a hierarchical order.

In his agony, Simón Bolívar asked the Gran Colombians to get rid of the political parties, because they are greed, evil, intrigue, lies and all the 7 deadly sins, turned into a cult and property of someone or a few.

After the 2006 victory Rafael Correa, fell into the web of political parties, thinking of creating a party that would be different, but today that party betrayed him, under the leadership of Lenin Moreno and Gustavo Baroja, and because he did not eliminate , the so-called Party Regime, which should be the central point to change, in the 2008 constitution, and having no idea how to do it, fell into this game full of traps, which now lives, in which her electoral participation has prevented her, and she has had to resort to borrowed parties and to almost unknown people, to make a list to participate, free herself and free her loyal collaborators from the persecution, of which he is a victim, but also to avoid all the coast, that the acquaintances take over the hydroelectric plants, the hospitals, the emblematic universities, the communications, the public and seized media, the international loans, the embassies, scholarships and everything that is within their reach. nce.

For that reason, given the laws and authorities that Moreno uses, to avoid the return of the so-called socialism of the XXI century, he has been forced to use borrowed political parties, they support him in exchange for placing him in the National Assembly, ministries and command posts, some of their predatory leeches, opportunists and careerists.

But not only does he use borrowed or rented parties, the current mayor of Quito, Jorge Yunda, did it, and now also Álvaro Noboa, who is running for the presidency with another party, which is not his, which was called Adelante Ecuador Ahead.

When reviewing which is the ideology and the instructors of the political training center of any of the movements that supports Correa and Araúz, I see professors from the Universidad Espíritu Santo university, the richest hairdressers in Guayaquil, or drug advisers from the North American Embassy, ​​company administrators or lawyers for the rich, individuals who organize a party, as if it were an electoral advertising and marketing company, where entrepreneurship courses are more important than those on social, environmental or historical awareness.

I think that Correa and Araúz, if they win, cross death in order to reverse the tragedy we are experiencing and avoid what happened to Glas or Dilma and Lula in Brazil.