On December 16, 1997, Janet Rosenberg Jagan was elected president of Guyana, the small republic on South America’s northeast Caribbean coast. Jagan was the widow of former president Chaddi Jagan at the time of her election, but she was a significant figure in her own right in the country’s political and social history, and her entire adult life was committed to turning her adopted home into an...
- By Vittorio Antonio
- 17 Dec 2012
- 01:27AM
Great woman, Janet Rosemberg! She helped make democracy a living reality in SA despite the undermining activities of the CIA. Of course her brand of egalitarian Marxian (Socialist) democracy would not work in Israel---neither would it work in the U.S. Today in almost every Latin American country we see a shift toward a workers' democratic government. Those who make the bread are entitled to have a fair share in its consumption.
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