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Representative of Ecuador: Parliamentary Forum is Latin America's action against fascism

Ecuador's parliamentarian, Jhajaira Urresta
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Published at: 05/11/2024 05:17 PM

The parliamentarian of Ecuador, Jhajaira Urresta, this Tuesday, November 5, stressed that the World Anti-Fascist Parliamentary Forum “is the best way to take joint Latin American action against fascism from parliamentarians.”

During an interview on the program Café en la Mañana, broadcast by Venezolana de Televisión, he pointed out that it is a space that opens a gap to make “legislative production that avoids, through our laws, the takeover of parliaments and executives that go against the lives of citizens of various nations.”

“The best places to say down fascism are these forums because we raise our voices in a peaceful and harmonious and intelligent way with a production of techniques and policies that allow peoples to have freedom, love and free critical thinking,” he said.

He said that “today we are talking about two sister homelands that are historically together, although Ecuador is currently mired in fascism.”

In this regard, he recalled that in Ecuador, since he assumed the presidency, “the ineffable Lenín Moreno, until now Daniel Novoa, fascism has not ceased.”

He also highlighted that the United States manages the thought that “the Southern Cone must always be oppressed” and explained that Venezuela is the target of its attacks “because of its hegemonic and geopolitical position.”

He added that being together in this forum is the strategy, “what we want most is the unification of our peoples with dignity, with the diplomatic and democratic prestige that we all deserve and deserve.”

Urresta urged the Venezuelan people not to relent in the constant struggle against fascism, “because you are above the other countries that start the Southern Cone and for us it is essential that you sustain our struggles to make the great homeland so dreamed of by Bolívar and so built by Chávez, Correa and Morales.”

For his part, the councilor of Belize, Shajin Pulido, stressed that the Central American country supports Venezuela in its task of fighting against fascism.

He stressed that upon his arrival in the country “we were able to verify that what the media say about Venezuela is totally wrong, here they live in freedom, in brotherhood, in peace and for that we congratulate them, because they live defending themselves day and night.”

Mazo News Team