The siege, the air strikes and the ground invasion of the East region of Aleppo by the Syrian regime and its allies (Russia, Iran, Hezbollah and other foreign sectarian militias) were repudiated all over the world.
By Fabio Bosco.
During October 1st and 2nd, 44 cities around the world drove actions responding to an international call of solidarity with the Syrian people; the“Global Day of Rage for Aleppo”: the Spanish State (Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Malaga); the UK (London, Manchester and Colchester); Germany (Berlin, Cologne and Leipzig); France (Paris and Lyon); Sweden (Stockholm and Gothenburg); Netherlands (Amsterdam and La Hague); Turkey (Istanbul and Gaziantep); Belgium (Brussels); Denmark (Copenhagen); Ireland (Dublin); Italy (Milan); Iceland (Reykjavik); Syria (Duma and Aleppo); Lebanon (Beirut); Sudan (Khartoum); Tunisia (Tunisia); South Africa (Cap Town) Thailand (Bangkok); New Zealand (Auckland); Argentina (Buenos Aires and Rosario); Brazil (Sao Paulo and Porto Alegre); Chile (Santiago); Canada (Montreal and Toronto) and the US (Chicago, Minneapolis, New York, San Francisco, Washington DC and Boston).
Two Unions voted solidarity motions (Metro Workers’ Union of Sao Paulo and Factory Workers’ Union of La Paz), like the International Encounter of Solidarity with Mexican Teachers).
It is necessary to expand the international solidarity demanding from all the countries to send humanitarian a military help to the Syrian rebels, specifically anti-aircraft missiles, for the population to self-defend of the Russian and Syrian aviation.
Like this, the rebels will be able to expel all the foreigner forces out of the country (Russia, Iran, the US, Turkey, Hezbollah, Daesh and other sectarian foreigner militias), defeat the regime of the dictator Bashar al-Assad, and build a free Syria, were the working population can decide their own future.
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Translation: Sofia Ballack.
