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On Saturday, November 8, in Paris, we invite you to an international gathering.
In this context, we invited representatives from a delegation of the International Schiller Institute.
Committed citizens and young people from around the world will then come to defend their vision of the world to come and their solutions for achieving peace, bringing with them the voices of Africa, the countries of the Global Majority, and every other nation fighting for the true emancipation of peoples, for peace, solidarity, and progress for all.
To achieve this, France’s true sovereignists must come together and unite their efforts to stop the war. By organizing a peace movement with sovereignists from other nations, patriots, and citizens of the world, we can build an architecture of mutual development and security, what Charles de Gaulle called “détente, entente, and cooperation.” This vital challenge will be at the heart of the debates during these days—defining a future for our country and for all of humanity.
Starting in the morning at 9:30 a.m. (CET) and continuing until 7:30 p.m. (CET), three round tables will be held to present the roadmap for this mobilization and discuss it with you.
The day before, on Friday, November 7, the General Assembly of the Solidarité & Progrès party will take place in Clichy (92).
On Sunday, November 9, we are organizing a “cadre school” to explore the topics discussed at Saturday’s conference in greater depth, followed by two days of activism in Paris and the surrounding region. It’s all about combining action and ideas !
We invite you to register now to be the first to know, when the time comes, the exact program and location of this conference and the events being organized around it.
And don’t hesitate to tell your friends and family about this event !
Public, open to all.
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Jacques Cheminade will call for mobilization against the military-financial occupation of France, alongside our legislative candidates and Diane Sare, former U.S. Senate candidate. In their speeches and during a Q&A session with the audience, they will address this essential question : How can we “respond to the cry of the people” and the ferment of mass strikes brewing today, in France and elsewhere ?
Musical Introduction : song Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika performed by the Schiller Institute choir
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Several of our international guests, leaders (politicians, historians, scientists), and our partners from the Schiller Institute will demonstrate how to envision the future and emancipation of Africa and the Global Majority, ensuring a radical change in the policies of Europe and the West. They will demonstrate how the latter must assume their responsibilities in building a new architecture of security and mutual development. An architecture that is taking shape today around the structures of win-win relationships embodied, among others, by the BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
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In dialogue with our international guest and Jacques Cheminade.
Representatives and young activists from Solidarité & Progrès and the Schiller International Institute, hailing from several continents, will present their recruitment and training work to other young people, politicians, and institutional leaders in their respective countries. Whether they are candidates for election, researchers in the field of physical economics, or committed to promoting a dialogue among civilizations and a universal culture of discovery, their commitment to building a new economic system aimed at peace and the mutual development of peoples will be the common thread running through the final roundtable of our training and mobilization day. They will be invited to ask questions of the other speakers and answer questions from the audience, in a spirit of emulation and mutual understanding.
Concert
Artist introductions by Johanna CLERC, choir director of the Rebel Canto choir
Faced with the threat of a financial crash and nuclear war, Sunday will be devoted to political training to mobilize us. A “management school” for everyone. For the young and the most motivated among you. What is the physical economy and why should we study and teach it ? What does a culture of life and discovery mean ? How can we enable everyone to develop their creativity and use it as a tool for the common good ? What could a culture of beauty and truth be ? We will answer these questions through a series of presentations as well as several classical music recitals throughout the day. Lunch and coffee break included !
Explain Lyndon LaRouche’s science of physical economics by exploring the concept of fundamental discovery through the scientific approach of great thinkers such as Pierre Fermat and Georg Cantor
Explore the true political and revolutionary nature of thought in art, culture, and history through the study of the works of great geniuses such as Rembrandt, Rabelais, Shakespeare, Schiller, and many others. Draw inspiration from Louis XI and Mazarin on the great principles they implemented to transform the course of history.
Experience beauty through classical musical works performed by our professional musicians and activists.
Artist introductions by Johanna CLERC, choir director of the Rebel Canto choir