Foro de São Paulo
The Foro de São Paulo or São Paulo Forum is a conglomerate of Progressive, Socialist and Marxist parties of Latin America created in 1990.[1] One of its founders is the former Brazilian President Lula da Silva who was in charge of the Workers' Party.
The forum supports tyrannies like the Castro Dictatorship in Cuba, the Nicolás Maduro and Hugo Chávez Dictatorships in Venezuela[2] and the Daniel Ortega Dictatorship in Nicaragua as well as many corrupt leftist parties[3] like the already mentioned Brazilian Workers' Party involved in the Lava jato and Odebrecht Case.[4][5]
The Forum does not only promote economic Socialism but also cultural Marxism in many ways such as Indigenism, ecologism, gender ideology, the homosexual agenda, abortion and feminism.
The Forum gave a new focus to the Latin American Left since it made them abandon violent extremism, participate in democracy and to adopt Cultural Marxism. Also it promotes amnesty law for Left-Wing Terrorist groups like the FARC.
List of members
- Argentina
- Communist Party of Argentina
- Barbados
- People's Empowerment Party
- Bolivia
- Communist Party of Bolivia
- Movement for Socialism
- Brazil
- Workers' Party
- Communist Party of Brazil
- Democratic Labour Party
- Brazilian Communist Party
- Brazilian Socialist Party
- Free Homeland Party
- Chile
- Citizen Left
- Communist Party of Chile
- Democratic Revolution
- Humanist Party of Chile
- Socialist Party of Chile
- Colombia
- Alternative Democratic Pole
- Colombian Communist Party
- Marcha Patriótica
- Presentes por el Socialismo
- Costa Rica
- Broad Front
- Cuba
- Communist Party of Cuba
- Curaçao
- Sovereign People
- Dominican Republic
- Dominican Liberation Party
- Ecuador
- PAIS Alliance
- El Salvador
- Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front
- Guatemala
- Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity
- Winaq
- Haiti
- Struggling People's Organization
- Honduras
- Liberty and Refoundation
- Martinique
- Communist Party for Independence and Socialism
- National Council of Popular Committees
- Mexico
- National Regeneration Movement
- Labor Party
- Party of the Democratic Revolution
- Nicaragua
- Sandinista National Liberation Front
- Panama
- Democratic Revolutionary Party
- People's Party of Panama
- Paraguay
- Paraguayan Communist Party
- Party for a Country of Solidarity
- Tekojoja People's Party
- Peru
- Peruvian Communist Party
- Socialist Party of Peru
- Peruvian Nationalist Party
- Puerto Rico
- Puerto Rican Nationalist Party
- Socialist Front
- Hostosian National Independence Movement
- University Pro-Independence Federation of Puerto Rico No representation
- Saint Lucia
- Saint Lucia Labour Party
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Movement for Social Justice
- Uruguay
- Broad Front
- Venezuela
- United Socialist Party of Venezuela
- Communist Party of Venezuela
References
- ↑ El Foro de Sao Paulo o el enemigo real (es). Las 2 Orillas (June 30 2019).
- ↑ Reunión del Foro de Sao Paulo en Venezuela rendirá tributo a Hugo Chávez (es). Radio Sanctis Spiritus (July 2 2019).
- ↑ El narcosocialismo en Latinoamérica (es). Panampost (July 1 2019).
- ↑ Carlos Sánchez Berzaín (January 9 2017). Lava jato, Foro de Sao Paulo y corrupción transnacional (es). Prensa Republicana.
- ↑ Carlos Sanchez Berzain (May 23 2017). Destapar la corrupción de las dictaduras de las Américas (es). Prensa Republicana.
