Letter on Ukraine from Latin America to the World

By the undersigned, February 26, 2024
Ukraine/Russia – Letter for Peace: Let the guns be silent

As the war between Ukraine and the Russian Federation marks 2 years, we want to remind the world of the thousands of Ukrainian and Russian that continue to die in this conflict. For this reason, the people and organizations that sign this letter raise our voices to return peace to these two brother peoples.

1 – We call on the parties in conflict to enact an immediate ceasefire and cease hostilities between both sides. We urge you to return to the dialogue table, seek mutually beneficial agreements, and achieve sustainable peace.

2 – We call on the United States, NATO countries, and all countries in the world to stop supplying weapons to countries that are at war. We urge the United States and the European Union to change their warlike stance and, in return, promote and facilitate dialogue and peace negotiations between Ukraine and the Russian Federation.

3 – We call for an end to the shipment and use of prohibited weapons, supplied by the US and NATO countries, in the conflict in Ukraine. The use of cluster bombs and depleted uranium munitions has dire long-term consequences for civilians and the environment.

4 – We call on the United Nations Organization, its member countries, international organizations, the international community, not to give up and instead, to redouble their efforts, until the war between Ukraine and the Russian Federation war ends and peaceful and negotiated solutions are achieved.

Let the weapons be silent, let peace return!!

(Below, the signatures of organizations and people from Latin America and the world)

Agrupación de Familiares de Ejecutados Políticos, AFEP, Chile
Asamblea Humanista, Internacional
Austin Tan Cerca de la Frontera, EEUU
Centro Cultural San Francisco Solano, Argentina
Centro de Amigos para la Paz, Costa Rica
Centro Oscar Arnulfo Romero, Cuba
Colectivo Shalom, México
Comisión de Paz, No Violencia y Desmilitarización – Alianza CONVIDA-20
Comité Asamblea Constituyente Chile-Bélgica
Comité Carioca de Solidariedade a Cuba e Às Causas Justas, Brasil
Comité de DD.HH. y Ecológicos de Quilpué, Chile
Comité Oscar Romero, SICSAL-Chile
Comunidad Ecuménica Martin Luther King, Chile
Coordinadora Americana por los Derechos de los Pueblos y Víctimas de Prisión Política
Frente Antiimperialista Internacionalista, España
FUNCAR, República Dominicana
Fundación Equipos Docentes del Sur del Mundo, Chile
Fundación Pueblo Indio del Ecuador
Movimiento por la Paz, la Soberanía y la Solidaridad entre los Pueblos de Argentina (MOPASSOL)
Mujeres para el Diálogo, México
Observatorio de Derechos Humanos de los Pueblos
Observatorio por el Cierre de la Escuela de las Américas, SOAW-Chile
Red de Esperanza y Solidaridad, Puerto Rico
Red Laical del Maule: Cena con el Hermano Jesús, Talca, Chile
Servicio Paz y Justicia, SERPAJ-Argentina
Servicio Paz y Justicia, SERPAJ-Paraguay
SICSAL, México
Unión Bicentenaria de los Pueblos – Chile UBP
World BEYOND War

Personas:

Martin Almada, Premio Nobel Alternativo, Paraguay
María Stella Cáceres, Museo de las Memorias, Dictadura y DDHH, Paraguay
Marcela Zamora Cruz, comunicadora, CAP, Costa Rica
Stella Calloni, periodista, Argentina
Carmen Diniz, Brasil
Ana Esther Ceceña,, México
Patricio Labra Guzmán, SERPAJ Chile
Alejandro García Pedraza, Integrante Pax Christi Internacional Programa para América Latina y el Caribe, Colombia
Julio Yao, Presidente Honorario del  Centro de Estudios Estratégicos Asiáticos de Panamá (CEEAP), ex Asesor del General Omar Torrijos
Julin Acosta, SICSAL, Rep.Dominicana
Fernando Bermúdez López, Comisión Europea de Migración de Convida-20, España
Carlos González, Corporación Campo de Concentración 3 y 4 Álamos, Chile
Hervi Lara Bravo,  Comité Oscar Romero, SICSAL-Chile
Pablo Ruiz Espinoza, periodista, SOAW-Chile
María Elena López Gallardo, Iglesias por la Paz, México
Leonora Díaz Moreno, Chile
Guillermo Burneo Seminario, Perú
Norberto Ganci, El Club de la Pluma, Argentina
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez. Grupo Kavilando y Red Interuniversitaria por la Paz REDIPAZ. Y Maestría en ciencia, tecnología, sociedad e innovación ITM, Colombia
David Barrios Rodríguez, profesor universitario UNAM-México
Jose A. Amesty Rivera, Costa Rica
Nidia Arrobo Rodas, Fundación Pueblo Indio del Ecuador
Tatiana L. Aguilar Torrico, Think Tank en Prospectiva Ecofeminista, Académica-Investigadora, Red de Mujeres en Conservación de Latinoamérica y el Caribe, Bolivia
Gerardo Dure, Sicsal Argentina
Mariella Tapella, Equipo de Servicio a Comunidades de Base (Sercoba), El Salvador
Franklin Ledezma Candanedo, periodista independiente, Panamá
Diego Balvino Chavez Chavez, Colombia

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