29 11 2007 - Argentina, Uruguay*, Paraguay insieme alla Bolivia, Cile, Colombia, Equador e Peru) ha adottato una risoluzione che riconosce il genocidio degli armeni

La Coalizione Sud Americana, il Parlamento del MERCOSUR (mercato comune dei paesi sudamenricani, Brazile, Argentina, Uruguay*, Paraguay insieme alla Bolivia, Cile, Colombia, Equador e Peru) ha adottato una risoluzione che riconosce il genocidio degli armeni perpetrato dall'Impero Ottomano dal 1915-1923. Argentina e Uruguay hanno preparato la mozione che dopo l'approvazione del Comitato per i Diritti umani è stata approvata dagli altri paesi del MERCOSUR
*L'Uruguay è stato il primo paese a riconoscere il genocidio nel lontano 1965.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay - Deputies from Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay - all members of the South American Parliamentarians coalition, known as MERCOSUR -adopted on Monday November 19 a resolution recognising and condemning the Armenian Genocide. The meeting was held in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay.
In a unanimous decision, the Human Rights Committee of the parliament recommended the adoption of the resolution.
According to the Armenian National Committee of South America, the resolution says, “The Parliament of MERCOSUR condemns the genocide committed by Ottoman Turkey from 1915-1923 which took the lives of one-and-a-half million people. The Parliament expresses its support to the righteous cause of the Armenian people. The Parliament also appeals to governments and parliaments, which have not recognised and condemned the Armenian genocide, to adopt similar decisions.”
The resolution was introduced by representatives from Argentina and Uruguay. MERCOSUR member states Argentina and Uruguay have already recognised the Armenian Genocide. Chile followed suit this year.
MERCOSUR, established in 1986, is one of the largest intergovernmental organisations in South America. The associated members of MERCOSUR

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