People already started pulling at their hair because Pedro Pablo Kuczynski said he would pardon Fujimori and was not in favor of gay marriage.
We'll see. What really should matter to everyone is not a pardon from the Chinese, but that this occurs during an eventual government of Keiko Fujimori. Alberto has a cancer that has not gone entirely unscathed, despite the operations that has been submitted. Therefore, I do not think little of cruel to say that not much time left and that with luck will meet less than half of his sentence. Seen this way, I find unreasonable the intention of pardon, if and only if (as has been said PPK) the disease manifests itself in an irreversible severity. Pardon is not against what must be fought, but with the possibility that Keiko Fujimori and his speck of incapable (just take look at the parliamentary list, where exceptions like my aunt Hildebrandt, there are some redeemable characters) reach government.
respect to "gay marriage", give the same song. I have always believed and I have noted on more than one occasion, to do tantrum because homosexuals are not "excluded" is not the best way to recognize their rights. PPK has not been shown against legalizing civil unions between same-sex couples (with rights that entails legal) just said that you do not agree with that this union be called marriage. And I wonder what's the difference? Important thing is that before the law will be as same as a heterosexual couple, and that's a big step. Denying the vote and crucify him solely because he wants to put the little sign at the ceremony is childish. It's like mourn and be capricious if you want to let anyone get the wedding dress. In any dictionary, the first meaning to the word marriage is the union between a man and a woman (although at one another and appear as a union of two people, precisely because in some countries begin to afford such a union) but that does not change nothing. When do you put parts of marriage if it makes you happy. Put the term in the record book will not make it no less important, only revealed the endless effort to have some want to compete with heterosexuals, thus moving away from that cliché on the fuss made, "we are all equal." Well, to behave as such and not make silly scandal. In addition, the "marriage" also implies the adoption of children, and that in my opinion (and respectfully) is something that must be evaluated completely separately.
Pedro Pablo Kuczynski is a person who does not need the president to obtain a professional recognition of its quality deserves. No need to be president of Peru to feel fulfilled in life. I feel that he looks really bring something to the growth of this country. Look at it this way: a president is as an administrator. Should interest not to be nice, speak nice, that promises the impossible and repeat ad nauseam that there have to love the country falling into the most ridiculous demagoguery. We need to make you more qualified to perform administrative functions and thus ensure us that the little progress we have had in recent years did not derail.
Never in my life I inclined both a political choice. And I remember as a teenager with my dad used to say, "Kuczynski president would be a luxury for this country." My generation has not yet seen a government that we deserve the slightest respect. The little good they have done has been overshadowed by scandals and crimes that have only gotten the image of politics in this country wherever you are. The famous "parboiled" which many people produce so much laughter is the best proof that different ideologies can be routed to a single goal: to change once and Peru. For once try to vote with conscience so that we really should not let ourselves be convinced by those promises, dance, and talk like superheroes.
PPK not let the same thing happens with that Pérez de Cuéllar and Valentín Paniagua. It is not a wasted vote if we believe the decision is correct. For me the phrase is far from being just an election slogan or a romantic thought. I do think it might be "the great change."
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