Mobilization

Hi dear reader.

I’m a Chilean student. According to any thinkers, the political system of my country is a limited democracy, because the sovereignty has been taken to the people. The social movements struggle against authoritarian enclaves and require profound transforms in the social structure, the politics system and the order of production, mainly social rights, a new constitution, equality between sexual identities, etc. For example, since 2001, the Chilean students lead an ample movement for the education, but his claim have not become laws despite being majority. The political system is really closed to the majority and that impede concrete transformations in education.

The social world of the people common is divorced of the politics. Therefore, when we need transform anything, the students stopped, we take our classes and schools, colleges and university campuses. The normal academy activities are interrupted and that means our training costs. Therefore, the mobilization should be responsible, with important objectives. In fact, the key to sustaining the protest is an important motive for mobilization. But, if we want people to participate, it is necessary that good motives are accompanied by creative ways, such as dances, forums, classes deepen demands, interventions in public spaces that encourage most. Only in this way the loss of classes makes sense. Anyway, then you have to survive the return to normality.