El COSEP también es un actor político

Nov 2 2016

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Manuel Orozco

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El consenso nacional e internacional que el COSEP se ha constituido en el ente social con mayor espacio de entablar un vínculo con el gobierno de Daniel Ortega es indisputable. Si bien es cierto que este gremio formalmente no es partidista e ideológico, la organización hace política [...] De igual forma, su política se extiende a la anuencia u omisión respecto a la concentración del poder político del régimen actual. De ahí que hay una responsabilidad del COSEP de definir abiertamente su posición.

Lea el artículo completo en Confidencial aquí.

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