Uruguayan Organizations Rally in Support of Palestine Against Israel’s Policies
Uruguayan organizations recently rallied in Montevideo to express solidarity with Palestine and call for the severance of ties with Israel until violence against Palestinians ceases. The event featured various social movements and political figures emphasizing a need for policy change by the incoming government to actively support Palestinian rights.
On the streets of Montevideo, Uruguayan organizations showcased their support for Palestine during a march and rally organized by the Palestinian Uruguay Coordination. The event saw participation from various social movements, trade unions, and political parties, all united in their demands that Uruguay sever diplomatic ties with Israel amid ongoing violence against Palestinians.
During the demonstration, a proclamation was shared stating, “We resist, because we are olive tree and root, because the wind whispers Palestine and there is no exile that erases the return,” as expressed by the trade union PIT-CNT on social media. The Coordinator for Palestine echoed similar sentiments, demanding an end to colonialism and apartheid policies.
Christian Mirza, former substitute deputy for the Popular Participation Movement of the Broad Front, articulated his hope that the incoming government under Yamandu Orsi would shift its foreign policy stance towards Palestine, stating a commitment is required to support the Palestinian people actively.
The rally reflected a growing movement within Uruguay to advocate for Palestinian rights, emphasizing solidarity against perceived injustices and calling for accountability within international relations concerning conflict zones.
Demonstrators’ chants and proclamations underscored a commitment to justice, urging political leaders to reevaluate their positions and foster dialogue that champions human rights.
The recent demonstration in Montevideo illustrates a significant mobilization of Uruguayan organizations advocating for Palestinian rights and demanding severance of ties with Israel until an end to violence is achieved. Voices from various sectors highlight a consensus on the necessity for a shift in policy, reinforcing solidarity with the Palestinian cause. The expressed hope for action from the new government underscores the commitment to addressing issues of injustice and human rights on a global scale.
Original Source: www.plenglish.com
