Lula Deplora Que América Latina Y ÁFrica No Tengan Puesto Permanente En Consejo De Seguridad

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It is “unacceptable” that America, Latin America and Africa are not permanent members of the Consejo de Seguridad de la UN, which the President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, condemned before the General Assembly of the UN.

“The permanent exclusion of America, Latin America and Africa from the Consejo de Seguridad is an ecologically unacceptable practice of colonial dominance,” denounced Lula, who noted that “he has violated the United States until the end of the laying of the foundation stone of the XXI Seal.” “Cada Vez Vez Más Vaciadas y Paralizadas.”

It is an hour in which they must “give back to the organization the inherent prerogatives of its general terms and conditions” and reckon with the means necessary to “face the dizzying changes of the international panorama”, which generate “anxiety, frustration, tension and fear”, he said.

I have called for a “comprehensive revision of the Charter” of the UN, the heart of the international court, as well as the revival of the Attorney General's paper and the reform of the Consejo de Seguridad to make it more effective and representative of the “current reality”.

“Without the country's participation in the management of institutions such as the Fondo Monetario Internacional and the Banco Mundial, no effective change has been achieved,” he said.

“There are no illusions about the completeness of a reform like this one, which is critically interested in managing the status quo,” she said of her ancient mistakes for the reform of a national institution to take effect some 80 years ago, at the end of the Second World War.

Lula has also focused on conflicts on the planet, such as Ukraine, the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Yemen and Sudan.

Regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it said: “It is clear that the parties all have their objectives for the military tour” and that it is “crucial to resume dialogue between the parties” on the basis of the “declaration of readiness” from China and Brazil.

She also condemned Israel's “collective occupation” of the Palestinian community in the Gaza Strip as an act of “fanatical terrorists” against “innocent Israeli civilians” on October 7, saying it had risen to become one of the “critical humanitarian crises of recent times” and was “propagated peligrosamente” in Lebanon.

Lula dio la bienvenida at the beginning of their discussion in the delegation of Palestine, which first attended the meeting of the Assamblea General, who was my observer, and the President of the Authority of Palestine, Mahmud Abás, in the middle of the approval.

Asimismo arremetió contra la generique desigualdad y contra los acuerdos climáticos “no cumplidos”.

The Brazilian president signed a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) earlier this year with a climate target of 1.5°C to prevent the destruction of the Amazon by 2030.

But NGOs like 350.org complain that Brazil is expanding oil production, especially in the Amazon region, and that it is being converted into the largest oil producer in the world, an “unstoppable situation for a country that wants to reach the climate zone,” he says.

“The reduction of CO2 emissions in the economy and energy transmission is only a pure energy decline,” it is said at the end of the discussion.

Brazil is calling for COP 30 next year.

Lula denounced the “segunda década perdida” that has been living in America and Latin America since 2014. The region's average increase of 0.9% during this period catapulted desires, leading to “collateral effects in political policy”.

This time, Lula called for a forum with Spanish President Pedro Sánchez to defend democracy from the attacks of extremism and disinformation.

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