Over the past forty years, political life has been punctuated by short-lived slogans shouted into microphones or in the streets by self-proclaimed tribunes, or hastily printed on signs. Who does not remember those improvised formulas, in times of turmoil, that rested only on the raw emotion of the moment and meant nothing anymore once the crisis had passed? The most mobilizing slogan of the past decade, Kot Kòb Petrokaribe a [Where is the PetroCaribe money?], only remained in the spotlight for as long as the media frenzy lasted. Nowad
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