Cual es la tesis de este texto
La verdad está en la gente, en sus ros-
tros. La clase p...
Social Studies, 26.06.2020 15:01 kawtharALSAMARY
Cual es la tesis de este texto
La verdad está en la gente, en sus ros-
tros. La clase política tuvo su oportunidad
y la desaprovechó. Falló una y otra vez. A
veces por ineptitud, otras por corrupción,
pero casi siempre desoyendo los justos
reclamos de la población.
Ahora es el turno de la gente.
Nosotros tenemos un poder que todos
temen: el voto. Ahora es el tiempo de
devolverles a ellos su falta de prepara-
ción, su escasa preparación y su apego a
la fama y el dinero (¿acaso ellos nunca
escucharon eso de "no basta con ser
honesto, también hay que parecerlo"?).
Es tiempo de volver a ser un solo país.
Este que nuestros antepasados soñaron
dos siglos atrás.
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