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The content cannot be displayed because you do not have authorisation to view this content. The Assembly of Caribbean People is calling for further action across the region to oppose U.S. military aggression against Venezuela.
In a statement dated December 2, the Regional Executive Committee of the Assembly of Caribbean People calls on all social movements and civil society organizations to continue to take action at this critical moment against U.S. militarization and war in the region, and extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean Sea.
FULL STATEMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY OF CARIBBEAN PEOPLE (PDF FILE):
The content cannot be displayed because you do not have authorisation to view this content. The Assembly recognizes the recent efforts made throughout the Caribbean and internationally to inform and educate and counter the false narratives pushed by the United States and its surrogates.
The Assembly also announces a Vigil for Peace II to be held in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
We are calling on all social movements and civil society organisations to stand in solidarity with our Sisters and Brothers in Trinidad and Tobago as we say with one voice:
- A US Military Attack - Not in Our Name! - War in the Region
- Not in Our Name - Extra-judicial Killings (murder) in the Caribbean Sea
- Not in Our Name - US Troops and Radar in T&T
- Not in Our Name
You can do this by:
- Sending a statement that can be shared during the Vigil for Peace on Sunday 7th and which will be posted to the social media of the Vigil for Peace.
Send via email: davidabdulah@gmail.com or
WhatsApp: +1(868) 382-8629.- Getting more signatures to the petition https://www.change.org/p/support-cari…n-of-the-region
Assembly of Caribbean People Regional Executive Committee
- David Abdulah, Trinidad & Tobago
- David Denny, Barbados
- Camille Chalmers, Haiti
- Robert Sae, Martinique
- Hilda Guerrero, Puerto Rico
- Cuban chapter of ACP, Cuba
- Claudette Etnel, Suriname
- Pedro Franco, Dominican Republic