MEP Jose Manuel Fernandes extended that the European Union and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) had resumed the dialogue, “EU-CELAC SUMMIT is a Positive reunion”, which was interrupted eight years ago.
He also shared a glimpse of the third EU-CELAC summit in Brussels this week. He stated that they got an opportunity to discuss how to join efforts to achieve a fair ecological and digital transition and demonstrate a common commitment to defending international order that promotes peace and the achievement of economic development.
Furthermore, MEP Fernandes took to his Facebook account and shared brief information about the positive reunion and a fresh start by the EU-CELAC summit. The return of EU-CELAC is an important milestone on the European agenda and for relations with Latin American and Caribbean States.
He further emphasized that he wished they would have signed a clear calendar for Mercosul’s approval.
According to the sources, The Mercosul agreement highlights that they would have a more than 750 million people market, corresponding to 25% of the world’s GDP. There would be a geopolitical force that would help peace, strengthening democratic values and sustainable development and can’t miss the opportunity for an agreement with benefits for both parties.
Regarding this, Portuguese general people have been conditioned to secure multilateralism, promote peace, and defend human rights while reducing poverty and inequalities.
One of the Poland social media users, Pimenta Carlos, took to the comment section and stated, “On the day on the African continent. Forcing Europe to leave 50% of what the Europeans are stealing. We Europeans are starving and misery.”
He remarked, “Everything was known as a corrupt country like Portugal, The Latinos Americans. Their eyes are wide open already. Thousands of Europeans have decided to live in Latin America. With a European tradition. Germany, Austria etc., Colombia etc., etc., part of this negotiation is just a show of sight.”
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