O Brasil criticou nesta segunda-feira, 28, no Conselho de Direitos Humanos da Organização das Nações Unidas (ONU) a forma como potências e países árabes têm pressionado o ditador Bashar Assad. Em discurso em Genebra, a ministra Maria do Rosário (Direitos Humanos) condenou a ideia de armar a oposição síria, bem como iniciativas diplomáticas fora do âmbito da entidade - alfinetada indireta no grupo "Amigos da Síria", formado por americanos, europeus e árabes.
A ministra afirmou que o governo Dilma Rousseff "não aceita" a entrega de armas a rebeldes e pediu que a "política ocupe espaço" na crise, sem indicar como, na prática, isso seria feito.
Ao lado do Brasil, os representantes de Irã, China e Rússia também usaram a plenária do Conselho de Genebra para atacar a pressão sobre Damasco.”
O governo brasileiro registrou sua solidariedade às vítimas, mas subiu o tom contra a estratégia do Ocidente e de alguns países árabes para lidar com a crise.
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29 de fevereiro de 2012
Vergonha de ser Brasileiro - Parte I
Marcadores:
Brasil,
China Comunista,
ditadura,
Guerra,
Irã,
ONU,
Oriente Médio,
PT,
Rússia,
Síria
6 de julho de 2010
19 de maio de 2010
Open Letter to the President of Brazil
Don't misunderstand me. Brazil was already en route to democracy, but you helped give it a final, decisive push.
Something similar was happening in Poland, in South Africa, and in South Korea, where worker-based organizations and independent trade unions that rejected communist and capitalist cruelties were created and helped open the way to the great democratization of the last quarter century.
That is why it is with the most profound sadness that I see you embracing the incarnation of everything that denies human rights, social justice and all the good that liberation trade unions stood for. The picture of you alongside the Iranian tyrant, President Mahmoud Ahminedejad, as if he was the best friend of democratic Brazil, has shocked all democrats around the world.
Something similar was happening in Poland, in South Africa, and in South Korea, where worker-based organizations and independent trade unions that rejected communist and capitalist cruelties were created and helped open the way to the great democratization of the last quarter century.
That is why it is with the most profound sadness that I see you embracing the incarnation of everything that denies human rights, social justice and all the good that liberation trade unions stood for. The picture of you alongside the Iranian tyrant, President Mahmoud Ahminedejad, as if he was the best friend of democratic Brazil, has shocked all democrats around the world.
Marcadores:
Brasil,
clipping,
democracia,
in english,
Irã,
Política
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