What "achievable" steps can we as puertorricans take in order to improve our economy, and overall social wellbeing?
Our current governor tried to pay our international debt, yet due to partisan motives within our Senate and House of Reps., he failed to get such proposal passed. For such a small island, we've always had a horribly bloated and inefficient government, and every "positive" development have come by becoming even more indebted to other nations and banks. As a society, we are extremely collectivist in our views of each other, and therefore, consistently incite one another to maintain an "us vs. them" attitude. I don't agree with becoming annexed to the US, I disagree with the central economic planning of socialism that the PIP promotes, and I think our current political structure, as established in the "E.L.A." Constitution, is outdated, limiting, and counterproductive in nature. How do you think we should proceed in order to fix our country's mess?
2007-12-22
07:43:14
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