Calls For The Elimination Of Foreign Military Bases At The Bandung-Belgrade-Havana Forum

Secretary General of PDIP and participants in Surabaya (Photo: DOK PDIP-VOI)

JAKARTA - The voice is for an unfair world structure update to be made, echoing at the “ Bandung-Belgrade-Havana in Global History and Perspective ”, a practice activity at the 1955 Asia-African Conference (KAA) and the Non-Aligned Movement (GNB). Including a number of suggestions for the G20 peak in Bali in the near future. Prof. Pedro Nel Páez P&aute;rez, former Ecuador's Coordinating Minister for the Economy who also participated in the activity, said it was very important to save the world from danger. “We need to build a new world balance based on multipolar situations. Providing financing for new types of development to build peace, Pedro said in Surabaya via electronic messages received in Jakarta, Friday, November 11. "The “ G20 which will be held in Indonesia should continue the spirit of Dasasila Bandung and Soekarno," he said. Regarding Soekarno, another Brazilian participant, Beatriz Bissio, spoke specifically. According to him, Soekarno is a person who provides strong inspiration to countries in Latin America. “ Soekarno is a strong inspiration for us in Latin Anerika who is fighting for a new world. A world with solidarity and social justice. Pancasila and Soekarno are very close to our hearts, and the inspiration we get here will provide new energy for our struggle. This conference is a turning point and a new period for our struggle to reach a new world, said Beatriz Bissio. Returning to Pedro, he stressed the need to build a new financial system that prevents the country from being in debt. For example, the G20 could issue a funding support mechanism for the country in order to maintain the balance of payments. This is necessary for countries that are prone to the food and energy crisis. "We must avoid possible economic pressure by means of an adjustment program," he added. According to him, Indonesia and Southeast Asian countries understand very well how manipulation through financial channels occurs against them. “ And now the spirit of Dasa Sila Bandung implies the sovereignty development of a new model, a new financial design, both at the world and regional levels,” Paez said. An academic from Indonesia, Connie Rahakundini, said that Asia, Africa's solidarity, the Non-Aligned, Russian, and Latin Movements need to be strengthened. Because this solidarity will face the world's superpower strength which is motivated by hegemonic capitalism and unipolarism. Connie assessed the need for the removal of military bases in three contingents and the removal of military pacts. “Pentting to realize Soekarno's 1965 dream, as stated in the Bandung Dasa Sila that defense pacts on earth must be abolished. "By no means should we lead there," Connie said. Connie also said that currently the nuclear threat is no less dangerous than the danger of a nuclear bomb. Namely in the form of fake propaganda using cyber communication technology and air space. Connie said the spirit of NAM must be the basis for merging among its member countries. Economic planning must be built together to prioritize the interests of the NAM country, in order to minimize economic relations with Western countries. "The development of the nations of the Non-Aligned Movement must focus on achieving equality and social justice, for the sake of justice," said Connie. Doctor of Defense Science who is also the Secretary General of the PDI-P DPP, Dr. Hasto Kristiyanto, said that as long as capitalism works in an international system, chaos will continue to occur. So it is very necessary to re-excaliate the construction of a new world system that is free from colonialism, colonialism and imperialism. “Tata dunia baru yang menunjukkan sebuah kerjasama dan keberpihakan pada kesetaraan global. Berpihak pada keadilan dan nilai-nilai kemanusiaan yang bersifat universal,” tegas Hasto. The Bandung-Belgrade-Havana in Global History and Perspective event was a hit of the 1955 KAA tilas. The opening was carried out in Jakarta a few days ago. After that, participants departed in Bandung, in collaboration with Padjadjaran University (Unpad), discussing the spirit-based steps of the 1955 Asian Africa Conference. After that the group went to Blutar and Surabaya, and then went to Bali. The researchers invited to this program include Annamaria Artner (Hungary), Connie Rahakundini Bakrie (Indonesia), Isaac Bazie (Burkina Faso/Canada), Beatriz Bissio (Brazil/Uruguay), Marzia Casalari (Italy), Gracjan Cimek (Poland), Bruno Drweski (France/Poland), Hilman Farid (Indonesia), Darwis Khudori (Indonesia/France), Seema kalihar (India), Jean-Jacques Ngor Sene (Senegal/USA), Istvan Tarrosy (Hungaria), Rityusha Mani Tiwary (India), Nisar Ul Haq (India).