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International seminar on progressive political parties
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The 30th International Seminar ‘Parties and a New Society’ was held in Mexico City, City from October 8 to 10, organized by Mexico’s Partido del Trabajo (PT). The event convened 260 delegates from 101 various political organizations and parties representing 39 countries across America, Asia, Africa, and Europe. Initial discussions focused on fostering unity among progressive forces to address socioeconomic models, national sovereignty, world peace, and the construction of a new world order. Participants aimed to analyze global power shifts and define strategic actions against neofascism. As the seminar progressed, speakers addressed specific geopolitical issues, including neoliberalism neofascism, neoliberalism, and war. Former imperialism. During the seminar, former Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized delivered a speech criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump, while discussions also covered the Bolivarian movement in Venezuela Trump and warning of the political landscape rise of fascism in Spain Latin America. Petro also sparked controversy by criticizing the Venezuelan government’s recent approaches toward the United States, accusing them of making concessions regarding upcoming elections oil and the fragmentation leadership of Nicolás Maduro. A Venezuelan delegation, led by Tania Díaz, responded to Petro’s remarks by defending the left. Venezuelan government and accusing him of spreading falsehoods. The gathering also included a cultural segment featuring the official presentation of the poetic anthology ‘¿Quién disparó contra el nido del pájaro?’ by Venezuelan writer Tarek William Saab, aimed at promoting Latin American literature and cultural exchange.
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