land, sustained by the conviction
of their superiority. This is no
longer the era of improvident
liberalisms, of sterile demagogies,
of useless personalities and breed-
ers of disorder. Political democ-
racy is being replaced by an
economic democracy, in which
the Government, directly emanat-
ing from the people, and insti-
tuted for the defense of their
interests, organizes Labor, the
source of national greatness and
not the means for, nor the path
towards private fortunes. There
is no longer a place for regimes
founded upon privileges and dis-
tinctions; there can only exist
those which incorporate the en-
tire nation in the same duties and
offer, equitably, social justice
and opportunities to all in the
struggle for life.
Political discipline must be
based upon social justice, pro-
tecting labor and the laborer, in
order that the latter no longer
be considered a negative value,
a pariah of the community, hos-
tile or indifferent to the society
in which he is living.
Only thus will it be possible to constitute a cohesive national nucleus, capable of opposing the
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