Re: NAFTA, Capitalism and Alternatives, VII

• To: mexico94@profmexis.dgsca.unam.mx
• Subject: Re: NAFTA, Capitalism and Alternatives, VII
• From: "Victor O. Story" <story@kutztown.edu>
• Date: Wed, 3 May 1995 20:43:02 -0400
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• Reply-To: mexico94@profmexis.dgsca.unam.mx
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Wyeth,

	I think your analysis is excellent, and leads in the direction I 
think makes sense and which is the road to take to overthrow the system 
the Zapatistas are trying to overthrow.  Hence, I think that this 
argument is actually more revolutionary in the Mexican context than 
anti-capitalist argumentation which the PRI has long since co-opted.  The 
way for Mexico94 and chiapas-l to contribute to a change in Mexico is to 
help focus the debate on the area that the PRI tries most to hide and 
conceal from the world and from the Mexican people, and that weakspot is 
the authoritarian system that Subcommandante Marcos is also attacking.
That system of abuse of peoples' rights has made capitalism in Mexico 
as fake as democracy in Mexico.

Victor

• Re: NAFTA, Capitalism and Alternatives, VII
• From: Alexander Wyeth Ruthven <awr2k@darwin.clas.virginia.edu>

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