The former president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, urged that an important axis of progressivism is to fight for just causes such as the criminal and irrational blockade against Cuba and Venezuela and the burial in life of journalist Julian Assange, who is in prison for having told the truth:
“There is a second progressive wave, congratulations. Let’s remember where we come from. The left successfully disputes power, but we are in a moment of dispute and that is why unity is more urgent than ever,” urged Correa.
For his part, the former president of Colombia, Ernesto Samper, said: “A new space for global understanding. “Dedollarization is important because it was the secret hegemonic weapon.”
Meanwhile, the Chancellor of Cuba, Bruno Rodríguez, denounced the cognitive war operations against the people and the challenges imposed by social networks, “not very social, in addition to Artificial Intelligence; “We will have to fight against the dictatorship of the algorithm.”
Meanwhile, the former Bolivian president, Evo Morales, stated that the United States government is in decline and failing in globalization. “We are 200 years away from the immoral Monroe Doctrine. Now we see countries with progressive, leftist governments, but also anti-imperialist governments like Cuba and Venezuela.”
