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Henrique Capriles begins to look as
the candidate that will confront Chavez on October
7.
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He has brought insecurity,
unemployment and inflation, into the political
debate.
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At the end 0f 2011 inflation reached
30%.
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The Mexican ambassador and his wife,
kidnapped.
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The Mexican governments demand
explanations.
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All pre-candidates have brought
important issues to the campaign: decentralization,
fair election conditions, organizing the people in
case the results are ignored.
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The priority of the new president
will be the stability of his government.
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Difficult task, that of substituting
a military government for a civilian one.
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The present minister of Defense has
stated that Chavez must continue governing if the
opposition wins.
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The new president becomes Commander
in Chief. His authority comes from the people´s
will.
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If the military ignore the
Constitution, they would be carrying out a coup.
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In a confrontation, the military,
faithful to the Constitution, and which are the ones
that directly command the troops, could then become
the supporters of the new government.
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Capriles’ message emphasizes an offer
of political, economic and social liberties.
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The State’s obligation is to promote
private initiative, freedom of work, enterprise,
commerce and industry for the country´s development.
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By contrast, Chavez´s message is
nationalizing the banks.
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The opposition has achieved having a
structure on which stands the project for the rescue
of democracy.
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Chavez represents a dictatorship
traced on that of Fidel Castro in Cuba.
