The Venezuelan people, free and sovereign, took back the original power in their hands, electing massively representatives to the National Constituent Assembly.
More than eight million came to the ballots, despite boycotting and sabotaging made by undemocratic groups, in a process accompanied by international legal and political personalities who attested to fairness and transparency.
All cities, classes and sectors are present, with their delegates, in the creation of Venezuelan democracy.
The Constituent Assembly is the path to peace and normality, to resume the path of development and prosperity, to overcome an institutional crisis and build a program that will reunite the neighboring homeland.
Peacefully and democratically, millions of citizens said no to terrorist gangs, petty elites, coup plotters, and the interference of other governments.
Men and women of good, throughout the world, must celebrate this historical gesture of self-determination of Venezuela, repudiating as interventionist threats and adding to a great chain of solidarity.
In addition, in Brazil will be heard as voices that reject violence and sabotage against the legitimate government of President Nicolás Maduro.
What morality has a usurper like Michel Temer to speak in democracy, violating one’s own Constitution, and adopt institutions that offend Venezuelan independence?
Brazil cannot be considered an infamy of allied with governments that conspire against a publication and associate with factions dedicated to taking the power of assault, appealing to the chaos and the coercion.
We call on all Brazilians and Brazilians to defend democracy and self-determination of our Venezuelan brothers, their right to live in peace and to define their destiny.
We repudiate how blockade and aggression maneuvers are being plotted in the shadows of the Organization of American States (OAS), under the baton of the White House and with complicity by the coup government of our country.
We denounce the repulsive behavior of the media that manipulate information and run the truth to serve a plan of destabilization and isolation.
We declare our solidarity with the brave people of Bolivar. His struggle for peace is ours too.
BRAZILIAN COMMITTEE FOR PEACE IN VENEZUELA
São Paulo, August 1, 2017.
* FIRST ACCESSIONS
We will receive individual accessions and services by email (paznavenezuelabr@gmail.com) until August 08, 2017.
ORGANIZATIONS:
1. Articulação brasileira dos movimentos sociais da ALBA
2. Brigadas Populares
3. Campanha Brasil Justo para todos e para Lula
4. Central de Movimentos Populares – CMP
5. Central dos Trabalhadores e Trabalhadoras do Brasil – CTB
6. Central Única dos Trabalhadores – CUT
7. Centro Brasileiro de Solidariedade aos Povos e Luta pela Paz – Cebrapaz
8. Centro de Estudos da Mídia Alternativa Barão de Itararé
9. Centro de Estudos e Pesquisa Ruy Mauro Marini
10. Coletivo Poder Popular
11. Conselho Mundial da Paz – CMP
12. Consulta Popular
13. Coordenação Nacional de Entidades Negras – CONEN
14. Democracia no Ar
15. Fórum Nacional pela Democratização da Comunicação – FNDC
16. Fundação Perseu Abramo
17. Instituto Astrojildo Pereira
18. Intersindical – Central da Classe Trabalhadora
19. Levante Popular da Juventude
20. Marcha Mundial de Mulheres – MMM
21. Movimento dos Atingidos por Barragens – MAB
22. Movimento dos Pequenos Agricultores – MPA
23. Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra – MST
24. Movimento pela Soberania Popular na Mineração – MAM
25. Partido Comunista do Brasil – PCdoB
26. Partido dos Trabalhadores – PT
27. Rede De Médicas e Médicos Populares
28. Sindicato dos Arquitetos
29. Sindicato dos Bancários de Santos
30. União Brasileira de Mulheres – UBM
31. União Brasileira dos Estudantes Secundaristas – UBES
32. União da Juventude Socialista – UJS
33. União Nacional dos Estudantes – UNE
SUPORTERS:
1. Aline Piva – Jornalista do Blog Nocaute
2. Amir Bertoni Gebara – Biólogo
3. Anivaldo Padilha – Teólogo
4. Aray Nabuco – Editor da Caros Amigos
5. Artur Araújo – Consultor de Orçamento e Gestão
6. Carlos Tibúrcio – Jornalista, editor do Democracia no Ar, Rede de Resistência Democrática
7. César Cordaro – Procurador aposentado
8. Clayton Figueiredo de Oliveira
9. Conceição Lemes – Jornalista
10. Cristiana Castro – Advogada
11. Denise Fon – Jornalista
12. Denise Ramiro – Jornalista
13. Eliana Ada Gasparini
14. Eliana Guimarães Silva
15. Emir Sader – Intelectual brasileiro
16. Ernesto Germano Parés – Jornalista, radialista e assessor sindical
17. Gilberto Maringoni – Professor de Relações Internacionais da UFABC
18. Gladstone Leonel Júnior – Professor de Direito da Universidade Federal Fluminense
19. Heitor Claro da Silva – Estudante de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Brasília
20. Igor Fuser – Professor de Relações Internacionais da UFABC
21. Jacqueline Denise de Alcântara
22. José Luiz del Roio – Ex-senador na Itália
23. José Marcio Gomes dos Santos Cunha – ex-Presidente do SINTRAPE, ex-Secretário-Geral da FETAM/CUT
24. José Reinaldo Carvalho – Jornalista e editor do Resistência
25. Laurindo Lalo Leal Filho – Sociólogo e Jornalista
26. Lilian Vaz – Arquiteta
27. Lucas Rafael Chianello – Advogado
28. Lúcia Rodrigues – Repórter Especial da Caros Amigos
29. Marcio Sotelo Felippe – Procurador
30. Marília Equi Martins – Assistente social na USP e membra do grupo de estudos de Marx RP
31. Mário Goncalves Viana Júnior – Engenheiro Civil
32. Maurício Ianês – Artista Plástico
33. Nilton Viana – Jornalista
34. Patricia Valim – Historiadora
35. Paulo Henrique Silva e Costa – Administrador
36. Pedro Pomar – Jornalista
37. Socorro Gomes – Presidenta do Conselho Mundial da Paz
38. Valter Pomar – Professor da UFABC
39. Wevergton Brito Lima – Secretário-Geral do Cebrapaz
