63 years ago, the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries was founded to confront imperialism.

Published at: 01/09/2024 10:54 AM

On September 1, 1961, the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries was founded, a forum for political consultation for the countries of the South, whose immediate precedent was the creation of the 10 Principles of Bandung of 1955.

This First Conference-Summit in Belgrade, former Yugoslavia, was attended by 29 countries that identified themselves as opposing the colonial system of the time. Currently, the Movement has 120 members, 17 observer States, 9 observer organizations and deals with a variety of issues on the multilateral agenda.

The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, ratified before the MNOAL, the vocation of peace, his willingness to defend sovereignty together with the people's capacity to resist the imposition of coercive and unilateral measures, as well as threats of military intervention by the Government of the United States (USA). U.S.).

Mazo News Team