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What are the Eritrean Political Differences?

Are there any important Eritrean political differences?

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Well, until you answer this question, any attempt to know the main Eritrean political differences should start from the day the Eritrean liberation struggle began not as mentioned in the sixties, but many years before that date.

However, there is no written proof to this statement except on my unpublished book about the history of the Horn of Africa. The political book is now in a re-writing and a publishing process.

Nevertheless, the series of articles on this page and other relevant pages to this topic are about the political Eritrean differences between the leading party in the country and the Eritrean opposition groups in Sudan, Ethiopia and elsewhere in the Diaspora.

Two Eritrean revolutionary principles have maintained in theory and practice the long way to the liberation of Eritrea that the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) has crossed successfully to achieve its goal in 1991.

The EPLF was the first Eritrean revolution in the world to achieve its goal (the independence of Eritrea) through long struggle depending on its own power, in spite of internal and external conspiracies.

There are two important Eritrean political differences in this regard between the Eritrean opposition (those groups that have failed in the liberation field) and the Eritrean ruling front.

There maybe more differences between them, but I concentrate on only two important facts in this regard.

When I look to the Eritrean ruling party, the People's Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) I remember the old golden days of the Eritrean struggle and the great stories of the liberation field.

I then ask myself, why the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) has buried itself in the ruling People's Front for Democracy and Justice, since the real liberation has not been achieved yet.

The liberation is not just about getting into power and sitting on the chair in the capital.

Evidence to this statement is that, some Eritreans are still depending on Sudan and some are still depending on Ethiopia; forget about the third (some) that have Italian oriented cultures. Yes, I mean the bureaucrats and the semi-bourgeois of Asmara, the capital city I most loved in my life.

It is worthy to mention that those people are nice and I love them very much, so I will never intend to hurt them. I am only analyzing the conditions that they found themselves living them, feeling them and getting sad and desperate for means to better their understanding and lives.

However, this is not the topic of this article, as it is only about the two important Eritrean political differences between the Eritrean opposition and the Eritrean ruling front.

We shall read those two important Eritrean political differences between the Eritrean opposition and the Eritrean ruling front in a second.

Ok, I take your pardon. I am still working on this Eritrean political pamphlet. The original script is quite long, so I divided it here to make three, four WebPages to fulfil technical importance.

You can continue at the Eritrean revolutionary principles here and from that page to the other pages. Just wait one, two days until I publish the mentioned pages. (Published on 2010-05-13).

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