Amerika Latin yang Terus Bergerak ke Kiri. Bagaimana Indonesia?

Posted on November 1, 2009 by yalun

Berikut artikel di harian Jawa Pos halaman internasional yang dimuat 1 November 2009. Patut direnungkan bagaimana seharusnya Indonesia diarahkan.
Amerika Latin yang Terus Bergerak ke Kiri
Che, Castro, dan Program Populis
Soy cubano, Argentina, boliviano, peruano, ecuatoriano, etc…. Usted entiende
(Che Guevara)

ERNESTO “Che” Guevara bukanlah orang yang merisaukan identitas. “Saya orang Kuba, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, dan Ekuador….Kau Tahulah,” kata [...]

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