The Inevitable Revolution

Abstract

Years ago, when a bipolar world came to an end, an immense number of articles and statements were published declaring the final victory of capitalism. Thus, beyond all controversy, Marxist ideas and forecasts were denied, identifying the Soviet system which Marxism, even though, since 1917, it had been insistently demonstrating that the Soviet systemwas an aberration ofMarxis. The supposed new World Order based on U.S. hegemony lasted very few years and at the beginning of the new century, no order existed. The so called multilateralism vanished into the turmoil of a world without international scenario. The confusion spread over all aspects of society with a feeling of helpless. Globalism has not made poorness disappear, and economic crisis with its tragic human consequences have not been erased from the capitalist system. Societies are lost among a desert of contradictories tendencies under irreal promises. If a solution is not found in shor period of time, putting an end to poverty, dissatisfaction, frustration and the sensation that the future will be worst than the present, human beings will have no solution but revolution.