Prolijo wrote:
Now, ID, tell me that I'm wrong.
Not really sure why that comment was necessary.
I will not tell you that you are wrong but I will respectfully disagree with part of your post if that is permissible.
Prolijo wrote:
Where I think ID's remarks are somewhat misleading was in lumping Johnny Araya and Laura Chinchilla together. While they may be from the same politicial party (PLN), they are actually political rivals.
I am aware that both Laura and Johnny are battling for their parties nomination to be the presidential candidate. However, politics are politics and basically practiced he same way world over. Rivals can and do act together when it is in their mutual interest. In this case even though she was the countries First VP she lacked the power to make an immediate impact on the MP's. The mayor on the other hand could act immediately under the guise of building code violations. It made political sense for Laura to reach out to Johnny and for Johnny to act, so he could as you point out,
"demonstrate he's not "soft" on morality or "the victimization of women"."
It was one of those win win situations that politicians even if they are rivals from the same party or from opposite parties just live for.
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