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US sanctions during COVID-19 - Hear leaders of sanctioned countriesBeginn: Sa, 09. Mai 16:00 CEST 2020Ende: Sa, 09. Mai 20:00 CEST 2020 Ort: weltweit Kontakt: http://nepajac.org/UNAC_042620.html Diesen Termin als .ics Kalendereintrag herunterladen:  US Sanctions during COVID-19 Pandemic, a global threatHear the voices from the countries under sanctions Webinar, May 9th, 4 PM EST Attention Time is EST This webinar will feature government representatives of several countries under harsh US imposed sanctions. The speakers will include: Venezuela — Carlos J. Ron Martinez, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Syria — Dr. Bashar Ja’afari, Syrian Ambassador to the United Nations Nicaragua — Francisco O Campbell, Nicaraguan Ambassador to the U.S. Cuba — Ana Silvia Rodriguez Abascal, Charge des Affaires of the Cuban Mission to the UN Zimbabwe — Dr. Frank Guni, Secretary for Administration, ZANU-PF North America register The webinar will also be livestreamed to the Facebook page of Stop the Machine! If your group has a Facebook page, you can share this livestream from that Facebook page to your own. The US has imposed economic sanctions against 39 countries. In many cases, this denies them access to medicine and medical equipment as well as access to world markets for food and other necessities. During the coronavirus crisis the US, with the highest death count in the world, has upped the sanctions against countries like Iran and Venezuela, and has tried to weaponize COVID-19 to bring down governments that will not follow the dictates of Washington and Wall Street. The UN has asked that sanctions be loosened during this crisis but the US has done the opposite. Many US allies have broken with them and sent medical aid to some of these countries. Now is an important time for the people in the US to come out strongly against these sanctions, which are simply war by other means. For more information:https://sanctionskill.org/ Zurück zur Terminliste
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