Mubarak's escape to Sharm el Sheik, but without the family with lots of luggage, is the consequence - positive and hoped for weeks - the tenacity and the square of the permanent mobilization of the Egyptian, who had not received the threatening call to disband the army (and return to work). Now the generals are going to pick up even the formal powers, in addition to the real (political and economic) that already have. It 'the only solution that the Egyptian establishment and its many international patrons have found to prevent a dynamic groped insurgency that excludes all members of the regime. The repeated attacks on army barracks around the country - in addition to the events that continue to occupy the streets and strikes announced and implemented - they say that the partial transfer of power from Mubarak decided not stopped the protest and why the U.S. and EU have had to push the military to take the step. The joy of the departure of Mubarak, made even greater by the fact that it follows that of Ben Ali and the Tunisian dictator that coincides with a revolt that blows across North Africa, does not make us forget the worries facing the counter-revolutionary role of 'army and the drag that the U.S. and EU will try to put the riots (the coup on the other hand low intensity ssembrano those preferred by the "democratic" Obama, from Honduras to Haiti ...).
We now hope that the Movement on April 6 and all agriculture policies and social forces that are engaged in mobilizations will give themselves a co-ordination and direction, with the unions that organize strikes, the army to prevent the situation under control of the usual suspects, friends of the United States and Israel. The combination of anti-crisis (hunger!) And for democratic rights must yield to the earliest possible elections for a Constituent Assembly, but to get to be popular that does not delegate un'autorganizzazione anyone (let alone the army!) To manage the transition.
Sinistra Critica - and its international network - continues to support the popular mobilization and political and social forces engaged in a true democratic revolution and the struggle for social justice.
National Executive Left Critique
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