Aldea 1936

«Supimos cómo enfrentar el peligro para ganar nuestra libertad; sabremos cómo enfrentar a la muerte para mantenerla.» Toussaint L’Ouverture. Toussaint L’Ouverture fue el líder de la Revolución haitiana del pasado siglo xviii, en la que los esclavos se rebelaron contra sus amos y establecieron la primera república negra. En esta colección de sus escritos y discursos, el expolítico haitiano Jean-Bertrand Aristide demuestra la profunda contribución de L’Ouverture a la lucha por la igualdad.

The author builds a realistic theory of democracy to end the false idea that corruption, state crime, and public immorality are democracy's (undesirable) products, not the natural and inevitable fruits of oligarchic regimes. Important theories of the state and constitution exist, but none can be called a theory of democracy.

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