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TO BE SOCIALIST, TODAY

Anonyme, Saturday, November 30, 2002 - 15:55
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Francisco Trindade

TO BE SOCIALIST, TODAY
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1- TO BE SOCIALIST, TODAY

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TO BE SOCIALIST, TODAY

They ask for me some reflections on the theme in appendices. Question really rich, because make possible an analysis that is very close of the investigation that I undertook there is more than one decade.
In the subject to be treated have present two orders of problems: 1st to be socialist. 2nd to be socialist, today. But just as in the poem parmenidian the two roads of the investigation are reduced the only one, the road that is. For that is truly in cause is being, to be socialist. Agitate the present time concerning the socialism is not more than a redundancy, best saying, a way to falsify a problem that doesn't have two centuries of existence united effective. The themes that ineluctable belongs to the vital space of the socialism it is the same he wants us we place in 1865 or in 1997. “But

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