Mountains of my Peru, Peru at the foot of the world, I adhere to it! – Cesar Vallejo
In view of the upcoming presidential elections in Peru to be held on June 6 of this year, the Network of Intellectuals, Artists and Social Movements in Defense of Humanity celebrates the democratic process that our Peruvian brothers and sisters will lead, and at the same time we call on the institutions to respect the results of the elections and the expression of the will of the people.
On the eve of celebrating the bicentenary of its independence, noting the resounding failure of the neoliberal economic model promoted in Peru since the 90’s by Fujimorism and subsequent governments to date. Moreover it is a model that the pandemic has exposed in all of its tragic and painful social panorama, especially for the popular classes. It comes in a context in which Our America lives high hours of struggle in which our peoples have recovered a historical protagonist to forge their own destiny. The Network in Defense of Humanity is in solidarity with the political proposals that Professor Pedro Castillo Terrones, who we know, is being supported by all the bloods, by all the homelands, that inspired the beloved Peruvian writer José María Arguedas.
The Peruvian people have at this moment a historic opportunity to initiate a profound change in the economic and social structures of Peru, with the implementation of a democratic political project, sensitive to the urgent needs of the most economically depressed sectors that urgently require a better standard of living.
This Sunday, June 6, we predict a resounding victory for the Peruvian people with whom we listen to the Vallejian voice: The day is coming… Hasta la victoria siempre!
Our America, June 3, 2021
Executive Secretary of In Defense of Humanity
Aaron Kelly (Irlanda)
Alicia Jrapko (Argentina/EE.UU.)
Anarella Vélez (Honduras)
Ángel Guerra (Cuba/México)
Arantxa Tirado (España)
Ariana López (Cuba)
Arnold August (Canadá)
Arnoldo Mora (Costa Rica)
Atilio A. Borón (Argentina)
Camille Chalmers (Haití)
Carlos Alberto (Beto) Almeida (Brasil)
Carmen Bohórquez (Venezuela)
Costas Isychos (Grecia)
Darío Salinas Figueredo (Chile/México)
Eduardo Mernies (Uruguay)
Enrique Amestoy (Uruguay)
Fernando Buen Abad (México/Argentina)
Fernando León Jacomino (Cuba)
Florencia Lagos (Chile/Cuba)
Gabriela Cultelli (Uruguay)
Gilberto Ríos (Honduras)
Héctor Díaz-Polanco (México)
Hernando Calvo Ospina (Colombia/Francia)
Hildebrando Pérez Grande (Perú)
Hugo Moldiz (Bolivia)
Irene León (Ecuador)
Javier Couso (España)
Javiera Olivares (Chile)
José Ernesto Nováez (Cuba)
Karla Díaz (Chile/Venezuela)
Katu Arkonada (País Vasco/México)
Lillian Álvarez (Cuba)
Luciano Vasapollo (Italia)
Luis Britto García (Venezuela)
Luis Hernández Navarro (México)
Marco Schneider (Brasil)
Marco Teruggi (Argentina)
Marilia Guimarães (Brasil)
Nayar López (México)
Omar González (Cuba)
Orlando Pérez (Ecuador)
Pablo Sepúlveda Allende (Chile)
Pasqualina Curcio (Venezuela)
Paula Klachko (Argentina)
Pedro Calzadilla (Venezuela)
Ratko Krsmanovic (Serbia)
Sergio Arria (Venezuela)
Stella Calloni (Argentina)
Techi Cusmanich (Paraguay)
Tim Anderson (Australia)
Vicente Otta (Perú)
