Sometimes the revolution brings order and equality

Discrimination is the unfavorable treatment of inequality or inferiority, of contempt for a person, that is, separated or abused, both physically and mentally, preventing the exercise of their rights.

Currently in Bolivia, due to the political and social situation we are experiencing, the words of: racism, discrimination, inequality, etc. have proliferated greatly. Therefore, I will first take into account article 7 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948:

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"Everyone is equal before the Law and has, without distinction, the right to equal protection of the Law. Everyone has the right to equal protection against any discrimination that violates this Declaration and against any provocation to such discrimination."

In the same way over the years, the United Nations Organization (UN) has made several efforts to eradicate discrimination in the societies of member countries. But who can control these situations in a country in conflict? During the last ten days (the same time we have been unemployed and blockades) there have been manifestations of the racial type referring to derogatory forms about the indigenous nation and the skin color of the citizens belonging to this beautiful land.

I would like to be able to say that this is normal, but it is not like that, since this situation has begun to come out of the hands of the government, this has been one of the first inciters to the signs of hatred, racism and discrimination. Among the first statements of the government in defense of the fraudulent national elections that took place, I mention that: the reason why the imperialist right (referring to anyone who is not of the socialist left) did not want him to remain president for the Simple fact of being indigenous. But the indicated thing is totally out of place, since at this moment we have a whole country standing and standing against this government, not because it is indigenous, but because of that ambitious desire of this government to want to perpetuate itself in power and become a dictator, that Bolivians are not willing to accept.

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(I decided to place this image because it reflects the strength of a country when it joins in the same fight)

We probably keep asking ourselves, what is the interest of a ruler in provoking such facts? Well, to instigate the citizen so that he can be submitted, only that such provocations have not paid off or at least not as expected. And I must emphasize that it is because my people instead of submitting to a dictator have decided to submit to a God of power, and proof of this is easy to find in different social networks.

Finally I will quote a Latin artist who in one of his various musical lyrics says: "WHEN THE TYRANIA IS LAW, THE REVOLUTION IS ORDER" (resident street 13). And in our case we are already living a revolution, but with God ahead. With the certainty that we will win but in our struggle we are not alone, the all-powerful goes ahead.