As the presidential election date approaches the decision arena, where the voices rise and the promises go on the streets and the squares, and in the context of successive crises and the erosion of gains, the citizen is now standing in front of the election fund, followed by a single question that strongly imposes on each tongue: You're going. This one. Elections About Change Real. Touching. Pulse. Street, Um... It's... Just... Chapter New. Who? A play. Repeat. No. Change. Who? Reality. Something?

The recent history of our city and the capital is full of the bright promises that evaporate upon the arrival of candidates to the seats of the Authority, we have used in changing faces and renewed letters, while the problems themselves are; a decline in services, a growing pressure on Earth ' s capabilities and promotional policies that cannot cope with the root crises; this constant repetition has created a situation of collective frustration, and many believe that changing names does not necessarily mean changing policies.

But, do you give up this belief is the solution?

From a newspaper platform. The capital, we emphasize that the greatest danger lies not only in the failure of candidates, but in the surrender of the electorate to despair and the loss of hope for their ability to make the difference.

Real change is not generated by an overriding decision; it begins with a collective consciousness that refuses to accept half of the solutions and forces new arrivals to go down to the street and face the truth rather than sufficiency and reindeer slogans.

The ball is now on the nation's stadium and on the conscience of the elector: either we break this vicious circle with a conscious voice and a firm attitude, or we open the door to repeat the same disappointments with its own intuition, the days ahead alone will reveal whether we will see a promise written by the length of the act, or it will remain just a passing line in the book of the past.