The former president of the Republic questioned the role of the international organization in the face of several global problems.
He former president of the Republic, José Mujicarated the United Nations Organization (UN) as “insolvent, tasteless and expensive”and criticized the role that the international organization plays in the face of various global problems, as well as its inaction in the face of the current wars unleashed in Europe and Middle East.
The veteran leader of Broad Front (FA) He maintained in the DW media that the UN “is frankly standing idly by in the face of wars that swarm and multiply.” “We remember Gaza (Palestine) and we remember Ukrainebut there are other wars in Libyain it Horn of Africain (Democratic Republic of) Congoin Malaysia“.
About this, Mujica He stressed that “there are many forgotten wars” and that there “the United Nations does not exist”nor “is there a power that helps us live in this world full of contradictions.”
Mujica understands that the UN should play a preponderant role as the “central power of the world”, that “establishes certain rules” and fights to “not increase inequalities” between societies, and that “has the capacity to stop the absurdities” of wars .
“There is no policy for the planet, there is the projection of the national interests of the strongest countries,” he expressed. Mujica before adding: “We navigate with this contradiction, we have never had so much and we have never squandered so much.”
José Mujica questioned the composition of the UN Security Council
In his harsh message, the former guerrilla asked how it is possible that emerging and large countries such as Brazil, Mexico either India are not members of the UN Security Council.
In that sense, he maintained that “the relic” of the United Nations remains static in its foundations since the Second World War and it is proving a “useless” result. “You cannot defraud the expectation of an emerging world for so long,” concluded the former president.
Source: Ambito
