No renovar la concesión a RCTV
es la decisión revolucionaria e irrenunciable de un pueblo que decide por sí
mismo lo que mejor compete al interés social por encima de los intereses
privados.
En la tarde del 24 de mayo se realizó
exitosamente la segunda charla pública de Alan Woods en la Ciudad de Puebla,
México. En esta ocasión se presentó el libro Razón y Revolución. Filosofía marxista y ciencia moderna, publicado
por la Fundación Federico Engels México.
Este 24 de mayo, se llevó a cabo una
concentración que tomó las instalaciones de FEDECAMARAS como medida de
advertencia a lo que pudieran estar preparando los sectores
reaccionarios para el próximo día 27 (cuando vence la concesión al
canal fascista de RCTV) para desestabilizar y tratar de golpear de
nuevo a la revolución. Esta acción forma parte de todo un plan de
contingencia (plan ¡Oligarcas Temblad!) del Frente Nacional Campesino
Ezequiel Zamora junto a otras organizaciozaciones para estar alertas, preparados y organizados, y así
responder ante cualquier eventualidad que se presente por parte de la
oposición. Leer más.
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