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What is the Forum of Sao Paulo?

São Paulo Forum

The São Paulo Forum is a forum parties and groups left American, founded by Workers Party of Brazil in São Paulo in 1990 . According to its founders, the Forum was established to bring together efforts of leftist parties and movements, to discuss the international stage after the fall of Berlin Wall and consequences of Neoliberalism in the countries of Latin America and Caribbean . Latin American members of the Forum of Sao Paulo have a say, however to attend Forum meetings also parties and leftist social movements in other regions of the world (as Europe and Asia ), which only have a voice but no vote (although they vote in special commissions).

The Forum meetings so far are: Mexico City (1991), Managua (1992), Havana (1993), Montevideo (1995), San Salvador (1996), Porto Alegre (1997), Mexico City (1998), Managua (2000), Havana (2001), Guatemala City (2002), Quito (2003), Saint Paul (2005), San Salvador (2007), Montevideo (2008), Mexico City (2009), Buenos Aires (2010), Nicaragua (2011) and Caracas (2012). Index [ hide ] · 1 History · 2 Participants or 2.1 Member List or 2.2 The Government or 2.3 As the main opposition or 2.4 Allied Governments policies Forum · 3 See also · 4 References · 5 External Links [ edit ] History At the time of its founding in 1990, the only member of the ruling executive was a sovereign country Communist Party of Cuba . Twenty years after most of its members would agree with the polls to exercise the government in different countries or be part of ruling coalitions, others would become first opposition party. The choice by democratic means Hugo Chavez in 1998 in Venezuela represented the coming to power of the first leftist government in decades in Latin America 1 2 and the first government of a party member of the Forum of Sao Paulo (then MVR future PSUV ) after Cuba 3 . He was followed by victory Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Workers Party in 2002 in Brazil , then Vazquez of FA in Uruguay in 2004 , Evo Morales by Movement for Socialism in Bolivia in 2005 , Michelle Bachelet of Socialist Party of Chile in 2006 , Rafael Correa by Alianza PAIS in Ecuador in 2006 , Daniel Ortega by Sandinista National Liberation Front of Nicaragua in 2006 , Fernando Lugo by Patriotic Alliance for Change (Today Guasú Front ) which belong to several members of the Forum of Sao Paulo in Paraguay in 2008 , José Mujica by FA in Uruguay in 2009 , Mauricio Funes of Farabundo Marti National Liberation of El Salvador in 2009 , Dilma Rousseff by Workers Party of Brazil in 2010 and Ollanta Humala by Nationalist Party of Peru in 2011 . There were also members of the Forum of Sao Paolo who have been part of government coalitions that supported the candidacy of both government and eventual Néstor Kirchner as his successor and wife Cristina Fernandez in Argentina , as the case of Communist Party of Argentina Extraordinary Congress .

It may also be noted that the Dominican parties Dominican Liberation Party and PRD both are members of the Forum and have had several governments in the Dominican Republic. In Mexico the Democratic Revolution Party is the main opposition force and holds several governorships and headquartered in Mexico City. [ edit ] Participants [ edit ] List of members The following are members and participants of the Forum of Sao Paulo: 4 Country Membership organization Other participants Argentina § Forehead § Frente Transversal Nacional and Popular § Free of the South Movement § Communist Party § Communist Party - Extraordinary Congress § Revolutionary Communist Party § Humanist Party § Intransigent Party § Revolutionary Workers Party-Posadista § Socialist Party § Solidarity Party § Union Militants for Socialism. Bolivia § Movement for Socialism (Party guest) § Free Bolivia Movement § Communist Party of Bolivia . Brazil § Democratic Party Trabalhista § Communist Party of Brazil § Brazilian Communist Party § Partido Socialista Brasileiro § Workers Party . Chile § Christian Left § Communist Party § Humanist Party § Socialist Party . Colombia § Alternative Democratic Pole § Presents for Socialism § Colombian Communist Party Organizations like the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and National Liberation Army participating in the forums but the PT in Brazil denies that have been members. 5 The FARC and ELN are considered a terrorist group in 33 countries, including Colombia , the EU and United States , but not by members of Sao Paulo Forum. The May 27 of 1996 , the FARC leader, alias " Raul Reyes 'participated on behalf of FARC Secretariat at the sixth meeting of the Forum of Sao Paulo. On that occasion Reyes read a message from FARC commander, alias " Manuel Marulanda . 6 From year 2005 , the PT in Brazil did not allow the FARC to participate more in the forum. 5 The FARC meanwhile formally requested active participation in the forum. 7 The FARC are involved in other organizations with many organizations also members of the Forum of Sao Paulo in the Bolivarian Continental Coordinator .

Costa Rica § Broad Front Party § Popular Vanguard 8 § Citizen Action Party It is not formally a member but participates in some activities and spaces 9 10 Cuba § Communist Party of Cuba . Ecuador § Pachakutik Plurinational Unity Movement - New Country § PAIS Movement § Popular Democratic Movement § Communist Party of Ecuador § Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador § Socialist Party-Broad Front El Salvador § Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front . Guatemala § New Nation Alliance § URNG . Honduras § Freedom and Refoundation § Democratic Unification Mexico § Mexican Communist Party § Communist Party of Mexico § Popular Socialist Party of Mexico § Democratic Revolution Party § Labour Party (party guest) § Zapatista Army of National Liberation . 11 (EZLN) Martinique § Communist Party for Independence and Socialism § National Council of People's Committees Nicaragua § Sandinista National Liberation Front . Panama § People's Party of Panama. Paraguay § Party Tekojoja § Popular Socialist Party Convergence § Paraguayan Communist Party § Movement Toward Socialism Party § Solidary Country Party Peru § Communist Party of Peru-Red Fatherland § Peruvian Communist Party § Nationalist Party of Peru § Socialist Party of Peru Puerto Rico § Socialist Front § National Hostos Independence Movement § Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico Dominican Republic § Alliance for Democracy § Force of the Revolution § United Left Movement § Communist Labor Party § Dominican Liberation Party § Dominican Workers' Party § PRD Uruguay § FA § Uruguay Assembly § Frente Current Unit § Popular Participation Movement § Tupamaros National Liberation Movement (Integrating the MPP ) § Communist Party of Uruguay § Trotskyist Revolutionary Workers Party-Posadista § Party for the People's Victory § Socialist Workers Party § Socialist Party of Uruguay § Shed Artiguista (Members Frente Amplio ) § March 26th Movement . Venezuela § Socialist League § People's Electoral Movement § Communist Party of Venezuela § United Socialist Party of Venezuela § Fatherland for All (party guest) [ edit ] In government The following countries are being ruled by party leaders and members of the São Paulo Forum: § Bolivia - Evo Morales ( Movement Towards Socialism ) § Brazil - Dilma Rousseff ( Workers Party ) § Cuba - Raul Castro ( Communist Party of Cuba ) § Dominica - Roosevelt Skerrit ( Dominica Labour Party ) § Ecuador - Rafael Correa ( PAIS ) § El Salvador - Mauricio Funes ( Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front ) § Nicaragua - Daniel Ortega ( Sandinista National Liberation Front ) § Peru - Ollanta Humala ( Peruvian Nationalist Party ) § Dominican Republic - Danilo Medina ( Dominican Liberation Party ) § Uruguay - José Mujica ( Frente Amplio ) § Venezuela - Hugo Chavez ( United Socialist Party of Venezuela ) [ edit ] The main opposition The following countries are members of the forum games São Paulo which is the main opposition in parliament and / or were the second electoral force in the last election:

§ Chile - Socialist Party of Chile § Colombia - Alternative Democratic Pole § Costa Rica - Citizen Action Party § Mexico - Democratic Revolution Party [ edit ] Allied Governments policies Forum The following center-left parties, although not members of the forum held or maintained good relations and have joined with members who are currently in government: § Argentina - The Front for Victory under the chairmanship of Néstor Kirchner and Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner ; [ edit ] See also § Permanent Conference of Political Parties of Latin America § Bolivarian Congress of Peoples § Coordination Latin American Socialist § Socialist International § ALBA [ edit ] References 1. ↑ http://www.berfrois.com/2012/01/john-beverley-latin-americas-pink-tide/ 2. ↑ http://www.nuso.org/upload/articulos/3785_1.pdf 3. ↑ http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4311957.stm 4. ↑ Members of the Forum of São Paulo 5. ↑ to b folha.com . " PT barrou forum as FARC em em São Paulo da esquerda » (In Portuguese). Retrieved on 28-10-2010. 6. ↑ Ministry of Defense of Colombia. terra.com.co (ed.), " Record of Luis Edgar Devia Silva . " Retrieved on 28-10-2010. 7. ↑ 8. ↑ http://www.adital.com.br/site/noticia_imp.asp?lang=ES&img=S&cod=56717 9. ↑ www.desco.org.pe/apc-aa-files/.../qh170jd.doc 10. ↑ www.informe-c.info 11. ↑ Alejandro Pena Esclusa (06-2000). neoliberalismo.com (ed.): " What is the Forum of Sao Paulo? ». Retrieved on 28-10-2010. [ edit ] External links

Sao Paulo Forum Chavez recognizes importance of that organization Managua, May 20. - Within the framework of the XVII Meeting of the Forum of Sao Paulo (FSP) held today in Nicaragua, South Radio did an interview with the Secretary General of the organization, Walter Pomar (1), who recognized that the electoral victory of Hugo Chavez in 1998 catapulted the potential of the FSP. The Brazilian Walter Pomar said the Sao Paulo Forum has had two great historical moments: the first was the beginning of "resistance against neoliberalism" and the second time was great "in 98 with the election of Hugo Chavez." Pomar recently admitted that the left suffered a setback in the region, because "the right still rules in countries like Mexico. Lost elections in Chile, Costa Rica, and Panama."

Pomar considers the FSP experienced a severe defeat "the coup in Honduras." He adds that "the left has to work hard to defeat the right, but hopefully the Commander Ollanta Humala wins the elections" in Peru. Hugo Chavez sent a letter of greeting to those attending the XVII Meeting of the FSP, which reads: "This new meeting of the Forum of Sao Paulo is crucial, we must establish a common strategy to deter and defeat the counterattack of the right that is to reverse the change in time." (2) The Secretary General informed the FSP South Radio that the meeting "as he had to partner Ricardo Alarcón, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the National Assembly. Had as speaker also Nicolas Maduro, the Party Socialista Unido de Venezuela (PSUV) and Comrade Daniel Ortega, Secretary National FSLN General and President of Nicaragua ".

He added that had the "participation of Caribbean countries, also a delegation from Africa, Asia and Europe, as well as an outstanding participation of the Chinese Communist Party and the Communist Party of Vietnam". Sao Paulo Forum backs Humala in Peru and reelection of Ortega in Nicaragua May 21, 2011 ND. - The Forum of Sao Paulo on Friday expressed his support for the candidacy of Ollanta Humala in Peru and the reelection of Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua. The resolution, signed on Friday from Nicaragua by over 150 representatives of leftist parties on the continent, says Ortega and the Sandinistas "overcame fear" was in Nicaragua for the return of the left in power. The resolution also rejected the eventual return to power of the "Fujimori" to Peru Alberto Fujimori and said that "one of the (political) of the twentieth century's most corrupt." more: Sao Paulo Forum Chavez recognizes importance of that organization forumers say

The next meeting of the Forum of Sao Paulo will be in 2012 in Caracas, Rodrigo Cabezas confirmed (PSUV) from Managua. This is provided Terra a note: The Sao Paulo Forum on Friday expressed its support for the president's reelection plans of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, and the presidential candidacy of Ollanta Humala, Peru Wins alliance, after a three-day conclave in Managua. The Forum "reaffirms its support for the FSLN and Daniel Ortega in the current electoral process, having the certainty that this Nov. 6 people at the polls Nicaragua reaffirm their vote of confidence" the Sandinista party, said delegates at a Declaration.

The resolution, signed by more than 150 leaders of Left parties on the continent, says that social policies implemented by the Sandinista government in the last five years "overcame fear" was in Nicaragua for the return of the left in power. Ortega's return to the government in 2007, after the revolution who presided from 1979 to 1990, is a "victory" for the entire left hemisphere indicated. Ortega wants to be reelected in the November election against a divided right, protected by a controversial court decision of 2010, which overturned the constitutional provision prohibiting successive presidential reelection. The forum also expressed support for an eventual victory of Humala in Peru, in the second round that played with the right candidate Keiko Fujimori, on 5 June. "Humala's victory (in the first round on April 10) picked up the unrest in Peru" and the need for a "social model change" they stressed. The forum rejected the eventual return to power of a descendant of "Fujimori" in Peru, referring to Keiko Fujimori, daughter of former President Alberto Fujimori, whose government (1990-2000) "was considered one of the most corrupt countries in the twentieth century "they recalled. The Sao Paulo Forum, today concluded a three-day meeting in Managua, approved a total of 20 resolutions, among which support the formation of a Palestinian state, the end of the conflict in Colombia and then in power the Farabundo Marti Liberation Front (FMLN, left) of El Salvador. Also issued statements in favor of the reforms adopted by the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba, the "fighting crime" in Mexico, the protest movements in Madrid and the fight against poverty in Haiti, among others.