Considered objectively, despite its "Marxist" and "communist" airs, the socialism of the Latin American "left" has, in reality, a bourgeois-democratic orientation. From the outset it has been the ideological head of a simple bourgeois nationalist/reformist movement adorned with a socialist phraseology. Despite the unwary who have ended up seduced by their verbal radicalism, the current Left governments of the world are carrying out what, until now, the right have only dared to dream. Today …showed first 75 words of 5233 total…

…showed last 75 words of 5233 total…on of social income by the state and the uninterrupted expansion of productive forces by capital. 3. Like its supposed opponents, the Left wants a bourgeoisie without a proletariat, it wants to realise a reactionary utopia of a capitalism without exploitation, without misery, without inequality, without crisis, democratically administered by its free and equal citizens, to whom the institutions and rules of the democratic state will guarantee the exercise of sovereignty in its free collegiate bodies