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The movements for social solidarity economy express their support and solidarity with the Brazilian society and solidarity economy, which live crucial moments in defense of democracy and transformations achieved by the social movement in recent years.<\/em><\/p>\n

We invite organizations of the social solidarity economy on all continents to support this Declaration <\/a>and to disseminate information about the alarming situation in Brazil with their media and social movements, with the aim of breaking the hegemonic discourse imposed and state clearly that it is a blow against democracy.<\/em><\/p>\n

In Twitter posts, please add #EconomiaSolidariaPelaDemocracia<\/em><\/p>\n

April 18th, 2016.<\/p>\n

DECLARATION OF THE SOCIAL SOLIDARITY ECONOMY MOVEMENT IN DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACY IN BRAZIL<\/h2>\n

Breaking democratic institutions or taking illegal and unconstitutional paths in Brazil, a great country that has lived under a military dictatorship and wishes to overcome these years, is unacceptable. This break in the democratic process would also destroy immense achievements of the Brazilian society and important social, economic and political advances conquered in the last fifteen years, particularly those achieved by the social solidarity economy.<\/p>\n

Numerous Brazilians are linked to the solidarity economy. According to a survey carried out with more than 15,000 solidarity enterprises, nearly three million Brazilian families have built solutions and collective benefits that have improved their quality of life and their communities in recent years, through various forms of solidarity economy enterprises and cooperatives. These achievements were made possible by public programs and policies promoted by the federal government and many state and local authorities, and the commitment of solidarity economy organizations and networks.<\/p>\n

Promoting and encouraging production, marketing, consumption and financial services and others by the solidarity economy was possible thanks to the implementation of several national programs (aimed at strengthening family farming, school feeding, employment generation and productive microcredit, fair trade, among others) and the creation of public bodies such as the National Secretariat for Solidarity Economy-SENAE and many local bodies that position the Solidarity Economy in Brazil as a state policy.<\/p>\n

The events that aim to undermine the democratic rule of law in Brazil are not only part of an attempt against the legitimacy of the national government democratically elected, but they also seek to impose a model that would undermine the advances and transformations conquered by the civil society. The necessary fight against corruption, not only in Brazil, should contribute to improving the institutions, not deteriorating them, and much less to destroying the democratic normalcy.<\/p>\n

The international movement of the Social Solidarity Economy unites its voice with the voices rejecting calls to take authoritarian measures in Brazil and invites in solidarity the Brazilian society, with respect for its Constitution and laws, to deepen a development model based on sustainability and solidarity, and to pursue decisively its efforts to overcome social exclusion and deepen social justice and living well for everyone.<\/p>\n

April 18th, 2016.<\/p>\n

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THE FOLLOWING ORGANISATIONS SIGNED THE DECLARATION:<\/h3>\n

Alianza por el Derecho Humano a la Alimentaci\u00f3n de Guatemala
\nAsociaci\u00f3n Nacional de Colombianos y Colombianas en Venezuela
\nBeautiful Solutions
\nBoston Area Solidarity Economy Network
\nCanadian Community Economic Development Network
\nCAYAPA Revista Venezolana de Econom\u00eda Social
\nCEDAL-Centro de Derechos y Desarrollo
\nCentro de Direitos Humanos de Itaja\u00ed
\nCentro de Ecologia y Desarrollo, Mexico
\nChantier de l\u2019\u00e9conomie sociale du Qu\u00e9bec
\nCiudadanos por la Integracion
\nConfederaci\u00f3n Latinoamericana de cooperativas y mutuales de trabajadores (COLACOT)
\nConfiar Cooperativa Financiera
\nConfiar Cooperativa Financiera
\nConsumidores por el Desarrollo \u2013 Per\u00fa
\nCOOFINEP Cooperativa Financiera Colombia
\nCooperativa de la Seguridad Social COPSES
\nCooperativa San Roque, Antioquia, Colombia
\nCooservunal
\nCristianos sin Fronteras
\nEarth Rights Institute
\nForo Salud Arequipa
\nForo Salud Peru
\nF\u00f3rum Brasileiro de Economia Solid\u00e1ria (FBES)
\nFundaci\u00f3n Naturaleza para la Vida
\nGroupe d\u2019\u00e9conomie solidaire du Qu\u00e9bec (GESQ)
\nGrupo G\u00e9nero y Econom\u00eda Per\u00fa
\nGrupo Iniciativa de Econom\u00eda Solidaria -CHICLAYO
\nGrupo Red de Econom\u00eda Solidaria del Per\u00fa (GRESP)
\nHighlander Center
\nInstituto de Desarrollo de la Econom\u00eda Asociativa (IDEAC)
\nMarcha Mundial de Mujeres PERU
\nMesa Nacional Cooperativa y Solidaria de Colombia
\nNo M\u00e1s Accidentes de Transito
\nNueva civilizacion Uruguay
\nOjja Publicidad y Compa\u00f1\u00eda Limitada
\nPROHAM- Society for the Promotion of Human Rights, Malaysia
\nRed de Comercializaci\u00f3n Comunitaria Alternativa (COMAL)
\nRed de Econom\u00eda Social Solidaria de Costa Rica
\nRed de Econom\u00eda Solidaria de la Macro Regi\u00f3n Nor Oriental-RESNOR
\nRed de Mujeres Transformando la Econom\u00eda -Ecuador
\nRed de Organizaciones de Econom\u00eda Solidaria (REDESOL) de Rep\u00fablica Dominicana
\nRed Uniendo Manos Per\u00fa
\nRed de Mujeres Transformando la Econom\u00eda \u2013 Bolivia
\nSociedad Cooperativa de Asesores para el Avance Social (SCAAS)-M\u00e9xico
\nSolidarius Italia
\nSouthwinds SSE
\nU.S. Solidarity Economy Network
\nUSA Cooperative Youth Council
\nWorcester Solidarity And Green Economy Alliance<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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