Madeira Reinforces Support for Venezuelan Democracy Through Key Meetings
Madeira GuideThe Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party in Madeira hosted Manuel Ferreira, a Venezuelan ex-political prisoner, to strengthen ties and support democracy in Venezuela amidst ongoing crises.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party in Madeira has hosted an important meeting with Manuel Ferreira, a former political prisoner from Venezuela, and Ana Cristina Monteiro, president of VENECOM. The meeting aimed to express gratitude for the support shown by Madeira and Portugal in promoting democracy and human rights in Venezuela.
The meeting, which took place on Monday, was requested by Manuel Ferreira himself. During the discussions, Ferreira thanked the JPP and the broader regional institutions for their unwavering support in highlighting the plight of Venezuelan political prisoners and advocating for free elections.
Key points of the meeting included analysis of Venezuela's current situation and the need for ongoing monitoring to assist political prisoners. The humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by recent earthquakes, further highlighted the urgent need for international aid, significantly impacting the large Madeiran community in Venezuela.
The JPP reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the luso-Venezuelan community and advocating for democratic freedoms, emphasizing that this is not just a political cause, but a humanitarian one that resonates deeply with those who value liberty.
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