This column is written by Marcel Leal , London Daily's Editor, that for some time has written under the nickname 'Michael Bond'. First, lets remember what a democratic government is. A government elected by the people, from the people, for the people. Not the people, for sure.
Some people elects some representatives.
Those elect the president. They don't even have to vote, since after the first phase everybody knows who has the larger number of representatives and will be the next president. There's still the judges. Yes, most of the elections are decided after many injuctions on the judiciary system. They fight on court.