The country as Bergman
How
see the country today?
I think it is good to lose that restraint if we have it all figured out some things we can not steer.
I believe that issues like human rights policy, the subject to grab the helm of a very difficult situation to handle that does not necessarily require much deliberation but driving, but reinserting the macroeconomy regardless of internal control.
And what next?
Today, we have to think what will come next. 'The change has just begun', 'know what it takes and we know how' is what we have pending.
The continuity of a single seven-year presidency of Nestor is the inability to provide what it promised more quality institutions in a democracy that is participatory and representative, but delegate, under the assumption that a first minority electoral rules as you and not as it should, and a lack of republic.
How
see the country today?
I think it is good to lose that restraint if we have it all figured out some things we can not steer.
I believe that issues like human rights policy, the subject to grab the helm of a very difficult situation to handle that does not necessarily require much deliberation but driving, but reinserting the macroeconomy regardless of internal control.
And what next?
Today, we have to think what will come next. 'The change has just begun', 'know what it takes and we know how' is what we have pending.
The continuity of a single seven-year presidency of Nestor is the inability to provide what it promised more quality institutions in a democracy that is participatory and representative, but delegate, under the assumption that a first minority electoral rules as you and not as it should, and a lack of republic.
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