"In 2005, then-Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina wrote a foreword to a book [Una apuesta por America Latina (A Commitment to Latin America)] by a Vatican official from Uruguay named Guzmán Carriquiry, in which the future pontiff argued that Latin America has a pivotal role to play in the major ideological battles of the early 21st century."Drawing on Argentina’s Peronist heritage, Bergoglio said that Latin America can lead the way towards a 'third position' between Communism and free-market capitalism."
Monday, July 13, 2015
'In 2005'?
John L. Allen Jr. at
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Ah, yes, the "third way." Grimm, unfortunately, died before he could write it up with other tales.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, does "unfettered" capitalism exist anywhere in the world?