We live in a world where wars still exist. In wars, many people lose their homes, their families, and even their lives. No child should live in fear or grow up surrounded by violence.
When governments spend money on weapons, there is less left for important things like schools, hospitals, or helping people in need. Weapons don't protect, educate, or make anyone happy.
Peace is about talking, listening, and helping each other. It's about respecting all people, wherever they come from, and defending the right of all children in the world to live in peace, go to school, and have a better future.
That's why we say:
●Yes to peace and coexistence.
●Yes to respect and human rights.
●No to war and violence.
●No to spending money on weapons.
Together, we can build a more just, compassionate, and peaceful world. Peace begins with small, everyday actions.
Secondary Education and Baccalaureate:
For peace and life, no to war or military spending
We live in a world with escalating conflicts and tensions. Military attacks on countries like Venezuela, Gaza, and Ukraine show that many governments prefer force to peace and seek to exploit the resources of others. But war doesn't only affect the countries attacked: its brutality reaches us all.
Military spending is growing at the expense of budgets for healthcare, education, and pensions, among other things. Many young people could be sent to wars they don't understand, while those responsible never suffer the consequences. This is unjust and dangerous for the future of humanity.
Therefore, we must defend life, justice, and peaceful coexistence. We need governments that prioritize people and human rights over weapons and the business of war.
We demand:
● That rearmament projects be halted and that money be allocated to social needs.
● That peaceful solutions be sought for the world's conflicts and that the sovereignty of nations be respected.
● End the occupation and injustices in Palestine and guarantee the rights of the Palestinian people.
● Stop the aggression in Venezuela and other Latin American countries.
● Governments must respect human rights and fight against racist laws and practices.
● Spain must withdraw from NATO and close the US military bases on its territory.
Peace is possible if we defend life, solidarity, and democracy. We cannot remain silent in the face of war: it is everyone's responsibility to build a better future in peace.
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