It's not easy reading because of the translation but read it slowly, the meaning will come very through. I will polish it up and post it here too.
And for Castro's purposes, he is served by an ignorant charlatan (Hugo Chavez), who lacks any moral scruples, owner of a country lined with gold (oil).
Chavez never read Das Kapital and he would not understand it if he read it, he does not have the give-and-take with a Hegel and his very complex dialectic, and he despises a Feuerbach, not because he objects to his historical materialism, but because he gets tangled up when he pronounces the man's last name.
But he is a communist, he is “Bolivarian”, he has the weapons, the dollars, the flatterers, the cynicism and perhaps the gall to be the perfect instrument for the little Cuban Dictator.
Chavez and Castro know that there are no Dictatorships without weapons. That’s why they love the FARC and that is why they are concerned that we (Colombians) will end up defeating them, as will fatefully occur if a powerful ally dos not come to aid them.
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Thus, examining the Granda theme, it gains all of its fabulous importance. It allows Chavez to trick his internal public opinion, as well as take advantage of the incident to pressure his 'anti-patriotic' and 'traitorous' opposition, which is what all tyrants want.
The (Chavez) Deputies, who stood up to applaud his ridiculous speech, will not do so well from today on.
Censorship of the press has found the ideal pretext for the persecution of managers (intelligent responsible people), those 'worms' who buy Colombian products, which will now be done in the name of the 'blemished' sovereignty of Venezuela.
Once the borders open to civilized and creative traffic are closed, they will open widely the doors to the weapons, the bombs, the propaganda and the money to aid the extreme left.
Petrodollars will sprout without shame to back strikes and protests. And the Bolivarian Congresses, with ample delegations from the FARC, will repeat their antics without rest.
The matter at hand is very grave and never has the country been in a bigger danger. But Churchill’s maxim that we remember above fits like a glove.
President Uribe knows it and Colombians will have to surround him (Chavez), without forgetting that we don’t have a conflict with our Venezuelan brothers, victims with us of the sick delirium of the two survivors of a species that many thought extinct: that of the Caribbean Dictator with communist delusions.