I'm for getting rid of bourgeois "democracy" at any point, multi party elections would just benefit imperialism, the question is, is it being replaced by any form of proletarian democracy? Are there any elections within the party? Are unions and workers organizations given power within the party to vote? If they continue with a one-party socialist democracy, then I think that's exactly what they should be doing. But having no or a low amount of socialist democracy within that structure would be concerning. Right now I'm not certain that we have enough info to make that judgement call yet.
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A mistranslated by Western MSM per usual: https://nitter.net/camilapress/status/2079758469612105915#m
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https://xcancel.com/camilapress/status/2079758469612105915#m
I thought the Nazi instance was nitter.poast.org.
Oh, shit. You're right! I'm all wrong. What was I thinking.
I am pretty ignorant about Central America so take this with a grain of salt, but I think that given recent events in Venezuela and Bolivia it was gonna have to come to something like this. His gov has been under threat from the liberal opposition for a while now and he has no successor as you said. I don't think his party really has a lot of passionate support anymore so I don't know if this is gonna go well, but he probably feels he has to take the gamble.