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The contradiction that faces the ³moderate left² in Latin America is  a
conflict between law and justice because the laws were written to protect
landed property. The new governments are obliged to enforce  the law ( or
replace it with a with new constitutions).It took a thousand years since
the Magna Carta to construct bourgeois law so that it works fairly well to
keep power in the hands of the owning classes.Now traditional indigenous
decision making, Zapatista consensus building, the Cuban constitution, the
new constitutions in the ALBA countries are all part of the process of
creating the new rule of law for the new system of justice. So do not
criticize the ways in which the new governments deviate from bourgeois law
but rather their difficulties in creating a new legal system based on
justice.
 

On 11/9/14, 6:45 PM, "Stuart Munckton via Marxism"
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>"Social movements face the big challenge of continuing the fight for
>structural reforms in Brazil. We have to continue the struggle for land,
>continue pushing for a referendum for a constituent assembly and demand
>that the government democratise the media."
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>https://www.greenleft.org.au/node/57751
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>original virtue. It is through disobedience that progress has been made,
>through disobedience and through rebellion.² ‹ Oscar Wilde, Soul of Man
>Under Socialism
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>³The free market is perfectly natural... do you think I am some kind of
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