Dubček, Alexander

Dubček, Alexander (1921–1992)

Czechoslovak politician, chair of the federal assembly 1989–92. He was a member of the Slovak resistance movement during World War II, and became first secretary of the Communist Party 1967–69. He launched a liberalization campaign (called the Prague Spring) that was opposed by the USSR and led to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968. He was arrested by Soviet troops and expelled from the party in 1970. In 1989 he gave speeches at pro-democracy rallies, and after the fall of the hardline regime, he was elected speaker of the National Assembly in Prague, a position to which he was re-elected in 1990. He was fatally injured in a car crash in September 1992.

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What happens at the National Stadium in Santiago de Chile has special place in the struggle for freedom and democracy throughout Latin America and the World .The bow is NEVER AGAIN. And yet it has happen again at Guantanamo bay, and other secret places where Imperial power regardless of its democratic pretentions hides and tortured it's deceived enemies.

The question rise are urgent, are Lifes and Dreams of the ordinary people of Chile, like the people of Venezuela,like the people of Bolivia, like the people of Nicaragua, like the people of Vietnam, like the people of Iran and Iraq and Palestine, expendable ?

With only a few second in the news if their are lucky.The answer is NO .

And "Those how see the world thought the eyes of the powerful should be warned" People are risen from the tyrany and the oblivion The West have conceived them indeed the resistant is "well underway".

Think outside the box