É com revolta e indignação que mais uma vez denunciamos as ameaças proferidas contra a Venezuela bolivariana e soberana, desta feita desde o palanque da Organização de Estados Americanos (OEA). No domingo (16), o secretário-geral desta instituição servil ao imperialismo estadunidense Luís Almagro, dando eco à fala criminosa do presidente dos EUA Donald Trump, disse que não se deve descartar a "opção militar" contra o governo do presidente Nicolás Maduro.
La supuesta "crisis de refugiados venezolanos" no es de refugiados ni es de los venezolanos. Hace años que la desestabilización sistemática de Venezuela y los sucesivos intentos de golpe de estado para derrocar al comandante Hugo Chávez y después el presidente Nicolás Maduro busca detener el progreso de la Revolución Bolivariana en el país y la integración soberana y solidaria de la región.
Una de las políticas anacrónicas de EEUU, quizás la más persistentemente sostenida por el imperio en su virulencia obsesiva contra la valiente isla rebelde, el bloqueo contra Cuba persiste.
El presidente chauvinista Donald Trump renovó, como hacen los gobiernos de turno de EEUU, la "Ley de Comercio con el Enemigo", de 1917, que sostiene este crimen.
Entidades de la paz y personalidades dedicadas a la causa de la justicia rechazan la continuidad de esa infamia, a ser debatida por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en septiembre.
Another one of the anachronistic US policies, perhaps the most persistently held by the empire in its obsessive virulence against the brave rebel island, the blockade against Cuba persists. On Monday (10), chauvinist President Donald Trump, as do the successive US governments, renewed the 1917 Trading with the Enemy Act, which sustains this crime.
Peace organizations and personalities dedicated to the cause of justice repudiated the continuity of this infamy, which is to be debated by the United Nations General Assembly in September.
Mais uma das políticas anacrônicas dos EUA, talvez a mais persistentemente sustentada pelo império em sua virulência obsessiva contra a valente ilha rebelde, o bloqueio contra Cuba persiste.
Nesta segunda-feira (10), o presidente chauvinista Donald Trump renovou, como fazem os governos de turno dos EUA, a “Lei de Comércio com o Inimigo”, de 1917, que sustenta este crime.
Entidades da paz e personalidades dedicadas à causa da justiça repudiaram a continuidade dessa infâmia, a ser debatida pela Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas em setembro.
August 1948: cornerstone of the world Peace movement
Exactly 70 years ago, between August 25 and 28 1948, the Polish city of Wroclaw hosted the World Congress of Intellectuals in Defence of Peace, an important expression of the world movement that, two years later, would join around the World Peace Council.
Regardless of a later assessment, the conclusions of the NATO summit held in Brussels on July 11 and 12 confirm what the CPPC and the more than 40 organisations that joined the campaign “Yes to Peace! No to NATO! “said soon after its objectives were known, namely that this summit was aimed at “strengthening the warmongering intervention capacity” of this aggressive political-military bloc. This is, in fact, the serious and dangerous path to which the Portuguese Government has unacceptably associated Portugal.
July 5, in a meeting with Mr. José Matos Correia, Vice-President of the Portuguese Parliament, the Portuguese Council for Peace and Cooperation (CPPC) handed more than 13,000 signatures collected for a petition demanding that the Portuguese authorities sign and ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Considering the number of signatures, the petition will be debated in a plenary session of the Assembly of the Republic.
The Portuguese Council for Peace and Cooperation (CPPC) condemns the inhumane measures of complete insensitivity and flagrant disregard for the most basic human rights by the United States and by the European Union and some of its countries.
Marking the anniversary of the first use of the devastating nuclear weapons by the United States against the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 and 9 August 1945, the World Peace Council expresses its solidarity with the Japanese people who were victims of the catastrophe caused by a imperialist power that does not measure the consequences to achieve its objectives.
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