Latin American and Caribbean Manifesto in support of Lula and the Brazilian people
We, the undersigned, citizens of various countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, express our support for the candidacy of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for the Presidency of Brazil.
We cannot vote in Brazil. But we can say that we are not indifferent to what is at stake there.
Brazil is not just another Latin American country. It is an agricultural, energy, mining, industrial, and environmental powerhouse. It is one of the world's great nations. Because of its size, its influence, its resources, the Amazon rainforest, and its role in the world, what happens in Brazil will always have repercussions, symbolically or materially, on us, its neighbors.
That is why we signed this manifesto. Perhaps we do not all share the same ideas, but we all believe that this historic moment demands that we look beyond our differences.
What's at stake isn't just who will govern Brazil for the next four years. It's democracy. It's social justice. It's hard-won rights. It's environmental protection. It's sovereignty over natural resources. It's Brazil's place in Latin America and the world…
For all these reasons, we cannot remain indifferent to the possibility that Flávio Bolsonaro might win the election. His candidacy is inextricably linked to his family's political history and the government of his father, Jair Bolsonaro, who upon leaving the presidency left behind a legacy of polarization, institutional and economic decline, and social conflict unlike anything seen in recent memory.
He himself is currently imprisoned, having been tried by the competent authorities for his responsibility in the attempted coup following the last elections.
We, the undersigned, cannot be indifferent to those who claim to uphold democracy but attempt coups and destroy public property.
We do not want to be indifferent to those who demand security but are associated with militias and have been the subject of judicial investigations for corruption.
We cannot be indifferent to a political project, such as that of Flávio Bolsonaro, which claims to defend the family while accepting immoral debt and increasingly precarious working days that are harder to reconcile with a dignified life.
We do not want to be indifferent to a conception of development that subordinates public education, public health and environmental protection to profit.
We cannot remain indifferent to the possibility that Brazil will once again find itself in a subordinate position to external interests. Brazil, like the rest of Latin America, does not belong in anyone's backyard.
Having said all of the above, we are aware that no democratic government is perfect. Those of us who have signed this manifesto live in countries that know all too well what frustration, polarization, and the promise of easy solutions mean. We are aware that indignation is legitimate, that many people are tired, and that, for many, there are probably reasons to be exhausted.
In fact, our unwavering support for Lula should not be interpreted as a blank check. We want more democracy and more social justice. More and better public education and healthcare. We want the exploitation of natural resources to be placed at the service of the development and well-being of the Brazilian people. We want responsible environmental policy. And we want foreign policy to continue contributing, as it has until now, to strengthening strategic autonomy and a shared need: Latin American integration.
We, the undersigned, ultimately want more and better democracy in Brazil, not less. That is why we are clear that the anger of many cannot turn into indifference. And that we cannot give a blank check to those who, like the Bolsonaros, defend a political project that challenges democratic, social, and environmental gains—gains that took decades of effort and are a legacy from our parents and grandparents.
That is why we address you with respect, our Brazilian brothers and sisters. We ask you to look beyond your frustrations. We implore you to think about the Brazil of tomorrow, the country of the future. Consider that all efforts should be directed toward more and more accessible, as Lula suggests, not less and more expensive, as Flávio Bolsonaro demands.
Brazil is not alone. We are with you. With this manifesto, we want to convey a very simple idea: we are not, and will not be, indifferent. Not to the future of Brazil, nor to that of Latin America and the Caribbean. That is why we support Lula da Silva's candidacy, and that is why, beyond elections, we support and will always support the people of Brazil in their struggle to deepen what has been achieved and to continue transforming the country and the region.
Go Lula. Vote Lula
WE ARE NOT INDIFFERENT: LET 'S GO, LULA. VOTE LULA
Global M anifesto in support of Lula da Silva and the Brazilian People
We, citizens of different countries of the World, express our support for the candidacy of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for the Presidency of Brazil
We cannot vote in Brazil. But we can say that we're not indifferent to what is at stake there
Brazil is not just another country. It is an agricultural, energy, mining, industrial, and environmental power. It is one of the great countries on the planet. Because of its size, its weight, its resources, the Amazon, and its role in the world, whatever happens in Brazil will always have a global impact, symbolic or material
That is why we sign this manifesto. Perhaps not all of us share the same ideas, but we all believe that this historic moment demands looking beyond differences
What is at stake is not only who will rule Brazil for the next four years. It is about democracy. About social justice. About the rights that have been won. It is about the environment. It is about sovereignty over critical resources. About the Brazil's place in in the World System…
For all these reasons, we cannot be indifferent to the possibility that Flávio Bolsonaro wins the election. His candidacy is inseparable from the political trajectory of his family and the government of his father, Jair Bolsonaro, who, upon leaving the presidency, left a legacy of polarization, institutional and economic deterioration, and social conflict the likes of which had not been seen in a long time
He himself is currently in prison, after having been tried by the competent bodies for his responsibility in the attempted coup following the last elections
We, the undersigned, cannot be indifferent to those who claim democracy but attempt coups and destroy public assets
We don't want, at all, to be indifferent to those who demand security but associated with militias and have been the subject of judicial investigations for corruption
We cannot be indifferent to a political project such as Flávio Bolsonaro's, which claims to defend the family while accepting immoral debt and increasingly precarious working hours that are difficult and difficult to reconcile with a dignified life
We don't want to be indifferent to a conception of development that subordinates public education, public health, and environmental protection to profit
We cannot be indifferent to the possibility that Brazil will again place itself in a position of subordination to external interests. Brazil, like any Global South country, don't fit in anyone's backyard
Having said all that, we were aware that no democratic government is perfect. May of us who sign this manifesto, we live in countries that know well what frustration, polarization, and the promise of easy solutions mean. We're aware that indignation is legitimate, that many people are tired, and that, probably, for many, there are reasons to be exhausted
In fact, our unrestricted support for Lula should not be understood as a blank check. We want more democracy and more social justice. Everywhere. More and better public education and health. That the exploitation of natural resources be placed at the service of development and the well-being of the Brazilian people. That environmental policy is responsible. And that foreign policy continues to contribute, as it has until now, to strengthening strategic autonomy and a need shared by all: the Global South convergences
We, the undersigned, ultimately want more and better democracy in Brazil, not less. That is why we are clear that the anger of many cannot turn into indifference. And that a blank check cannot be given to those who, like the Bolsonaros, defended a political project that calls into question democracy, social, and environmental achievements that cost decades and effort and that are a heritage bequeathed by parents and grandparents
That is why we address you with respect, Brazilian brothers and sisters. We ask you to look beyond your frustrations. We beg you to think of the Brazil of tomorrow, the country of the future. To think that all efforts should be directed toward more and more accessible, as Lula suggests, not toward less and more expensive, as Flávio Bolsonaro demands
Brazil is not alone. We are with you. With this manifesto we want to convey a very simple idea: we are not and will not be indifferent. Neither to the future of Brazil nor to that of Latin America and our planet. That is why we support the candidacy of Lula da Silva and why, beyond elections, we support and will always support the people of Brazil in their struggle to deepen what has been won and to continue transforming the country and the region
Let's go, Lula. Vote Lula!
Some of the signatories in support of Lula and the Brazilian people / Some of the signatories in support of Lula and the Brazilian people
| Given name and surname / Given name and last name | Institution | Country / Country |
| Atilio Borón | UBA and UNDAV | Argentina |
| Gabriela Cabezón Camera | Writer | Argentina |
| Abel Prieto Jiménez | House of the Americas | Cuba |
| Carlos Tomada | Private | Argentine Republic |
| Luciano Concheiro | UAM Xochmilco | Mexico |
| Felipe Pigna | Argentina | |
| Pamela Marques | UFRGS | Brazil |
| Graciela Castro | UNSL Clacso | Argentina |
| Luis Vivero Arriagada | Department of Social Work, Catholic University of Temuco, Chile | Chile |
| Pedro Nunez | CONICET/FLACSO | Argentina |
| María Fernanda Pampin | Clacso | Argentina |
| Javier Orlando Sánchez Velásquez | Asojorio | Colombia |
| Martin Martinelli | National University of Luján | Argentina |
| Fernanda Saforcada | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Paula Daniela Bianchi | UBA-CONICET | Argentina |
| Andrea Lobo | Unb | Brazil |
| Edwin Aristy | Professional Association of Anthropologists of the Dominican Republic | Dominican Republic |
| Sergio Ricardo Rodrigues Castilho | Federal Fluminense University | Brazil |
| Pilar Lizarraga Aranibar | Jaina Study Community | BOLIVIA |
| Jorge Daniel Román | Argentina | |
| Agustina Diez | National University of Cuyo, Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, Sociology Department | Argentina |
| Guadalupe Valencia Garcia | UNAM | Mexico |
| Danielle Araujo | UNILA | Brazil |
| Mabel Thwaites Rey | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Failin De La Cruz | Santiago Youth Cultural Group | Dominican Republic |
| Orietta Favaro | National University of Comahue | Argentina |
| Jorge Sorda | FSOC UBA | Argentina |
| Sacha Sergio Llorenti | University | Bolivia |
| Florencia Clara Mazzola | IEALC-UBA | Argentina |
| Jenny Torres | Jamey Center | Dominican Republic |
| Alicia Márquez Murrieta | Mora Institute | Mexico |
| Claudius Katz | UBA Conicet | Argentina |
| Mónica Guitián Galán | Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, National Autonomous University of Mexico | Mexico |
| CELI NELZA ZULKE TAFFAREL | UFBA E UESC NETWORK LEPEL RESEARCH GROUPS IN EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA ESPORTE E LAZER E GEPEC GRUPO DE PESQUISA EM EDUCAÇÃO DO CAMPO | BRAZIL |
| Maíra Machado Bichir | Unila | Brazil |
| Edith Byk | Argentina | |
| Carlos Caroso | federal university of Bahia | Brazil |
| Maria Laura Viteri | independent | Argentina |
| Alba Carosio | CEM UCV | Venezuela |
| Carolina Jiménez Martín | Professor at the National University of Colombia | Colombia |
| Gloria Naranjo Giraldo | University of Antioquia | Colombia |
| Alejandra Torres | UBA Conicet | Argentina |
| María Isabel Bertolotto | Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Sara Gonzalez | AGCBA | Argentina |
| Nora Dominguez | UBA | Argentina |
| Cecilia Balcazar | Language Academy | Colombia |
| Verónica Rodríguez Cabrera | UAM-X | Mexico |
| Adriana Rodríguez Persico | UBA | Argentina |
| Charlynne Curiel | Autonomous University Benito Juárez of Oaxaca | Mexico |
| Liliana | UdeA | Colombia |
| Pablo Vommaro | CLACSO | Argentina |
| Mauricio González González | UAM-X / ENAH | Mexico |
| Julieta Tello Bustos | UNSJ CONICET | Argentina |
| Gabriela Contreras Pérez | Autonomous Metropolitan University | Mexico |
| Paula Goltzman | Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA | Argentina |
| Gerardo Cerdas Vega | Agroecology Network, Costa Rica | Costa Rica |
| Gloria Amézquita Puntiel | CLACSO | Dominican Republic |
| Alfredi Nateras Dominguez | Metropolitan Autonomous University-Iztapalapa. | Mexico |
| Pablo Sayago | National University of General Sarmiento | Argentina |
| Geovanna Lasso González | Agroecological Collective of Ecuador / Andean University Simón Bolívar | Ecuador |
| Macarena Gagliardi | Legacy, artist and independent producer | Argentina |
| Isabel Orellana | University of Quebec in Montreal | to Canada |
| Elisabet Olmos | Argentina | |
| Diana Rossi | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Irene Viera | Francisco Pérez Center | Uruguay |
| Maritza Urteaga Castro Pozo | National School of Anthropology and History | Mexico |
| Daniela Ramírez Camacho | IISUABJO | Mexico |
| ANA MARIA BARLETTA | NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LA PLATA / PROVINCIAL COMMISSION FOR MEMORY BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA | ARGENTINA |
| Rocio Moreno Badajoz | University of Guadalajara | Mexico |
| Ezekiah Balaguera Ortiz | Colombian Teachers | Colombia |
| Clarisa Soto | National University of San Martin, Argentina | Argentina |
| Magdalena León | Fedaeps | Ecuador |
| Yussef Becher | CONICET/UNSL | Argentina |
| Angela Rivera | National School of Anthropology and History | Mexico |
| Luis Antonio Ramirez Zuluaga | Institute of Regional Studies of the University of Antioquia | Colombia |
| Anibal Viguera | UNLP | ARGENTINA |
| Lidia Paula Caceres | UBA | Argentina |
| Alain Basail Rodríguez | CESMECA/UNICACH | Mexico |
| Marita Gonzalez | UBA | Argentina |
| Narciso Barrera Bassols | CLACSO Political Agroecology Working Group | Mexico |
| Juan Romero | UDELAR | Uruguay |
| Cecilia Barocio Hernández | Ecosur | Mexico |
| Temoris Grecko | OpenWorld.info | Mexico |
| Laura Irene Gaytan Bohorquez | Institute of Sociological Research | Mexico |
| Lu Acuña | Social worker | Argentina |
| Luis Miguel Palacio | INER, University of Antioquia | Colombia |
| Claudia Uhart | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Gladys Mabel Moñagorri | Argentina | |
| Argentina | ||
| Celine Verissimo | UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DA INTEGRAÇÃO LATIN-AMERICANA – UNILA | Brazil |
| Alejandro Meléndez | UNAM | Mexico |
| Martin J. Moreno | Faculty of Social Sciences (UBA) | Argentina |
| Gerardo Codina | Julio Godoy Institute of the World of Work UNTREF | Argentina |
| Alicia Rebrij | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Liliana Belingheri | UBA-UNAJ | Argentina |
| Marisol Reyna Contreras | doctoral candidate Wageningen University | Mexico |
| Maria Clara Tagliafico | Retired university professor | Argentina |
| Sarah Bak Geller | UNAM | Mexico |
| Dr. (PhD) Oscar Vega Gutiérrez | Territory Observatory – Metropolitan Technological University (UTEM) | Chile |
| Nicolás Olivos Santoyo | Autonomous University of Mexico City | Mexico |
| Alejandro Labtador | unam | My support for Lula |
| María Berenice Morales Aguilar | ENAH-INAH / CEAS.AC | Mexico |
| Julio César Suzuki | USP | Brazil |
| Carlos Hernández | UNAM | Mexico/Mexico City |
| Eugenia Mata | Initiatives for the Development of Women in Oaxaca (IDEMO) | Mexico |
| Salete Sirlei Valesan Camba | Flacso Brazil | Brazil |
| Ariane Abrunhosa | Retired | Brazil |
| Lucio Oliver | UNAM, Mexico. | Mexico |
| Adriana Aguayo | UAM | Mexico |
| Ricardo EJ Ferrari | UBA – CEDIAL | Argentina |
| IRMA WELLS | Imdevidusl | Republic of Argentina |
| Andrea Ostrov | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Flavia Anau | Pineapple Palm Tree | Mexico |
| Alejandro Labrador | UNAM | Mexico |
| Carlos Arturo Flores Villela | Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Sciences and Humanities | Mexico |
| José Manuel Valenzuela Arce | The College of the Northern Border | Mexico |
| Marcos Leyva | Services for an Alternative Education AC EDUCA | Mexico |
| Magdalena gomez | National Pedagogical University | Mexico |
| Alicia Balanian. | Mental Health | Argentina |
| Rachel Sieder | CIESAS | Mexico |
| Gloria Ines Montoya | University of the Pacific | Colombia |
| HECTOR ANGELICO | UBA SOCIAL SCIENCES | ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES |
| KAREN DE FRANCESCO | UBA | Argentina |
| Sofia Guandulain | AC Trans-Diffusion | Mexico |
| Aida Hernandez Castillo | CIESAS's Mexico | Mexico |
| Norma Diaz | FeTIA/CTA T | Argentina |
| Angel Fioravanti | Praxis Operational Groups | Mexico |
| Lidia Fagale | Chinese journalist key | ARGENTINA |
| Carlos Carrion | Staff | Ecuador |
| Karla Faillace | ANFOCIR | Mexico |
| Ana María Pantano | Argentina | |
| Victoria Basualdo | CONICET/UNQ Argentina | Argentina |
| Maria Hernandez | UAM Xochimilco | Mexico |
| María José Guerrero Ruiz | Freelance | Ecuador |
| Rosario Rojas Robles | National University of Colombia | Colombia |
| Monica Fudin | Support | Argentina |
| Juliana Merçon | Universidad Veracruzana | Mexico |
| Erandi Sosa Heredia | CIESAS | Mexico |
| Teresa Guadalupe Antonio Cruz | Autonomous University Benito Juárez of Oaxaca | Mexico |
| nora rodriguez | Argentina | |
| Ricardo Laferrière | iRepublic of Argentina | |
| Sergio Zabalza | Argentina | |
| Bibiana Rousiot | University of Comahue | Argentina |
| Mirta Salome Chayo | Retired | Argentina |
| Margara Millán | UNAM | Mexico |
| Alcira Camusso | amyl | Argentina |
| Inés Gazzano | Faculty of Agronomy - University of the Republic | Uruguay |
| IRMA WELLS | Staff | Republic of Argentina |
| Fernando García | FLACSO Ecuador | Ecuador |
| Julio Fernández Baraibar | BRICS National Committee (CoNaB) | Argentina |
| Jorge Andres Kohen | UNRosario | Argentina |
| Alejandra Ramos | Suburb Publishing | Argentina |
| Angel Rodolfo Zunino | Legitimate Justice | Argentina |
| Luis Heredia Barrera | Mexico | |
| Long live President Lula! | Argentina | |
| Ana MacDougall | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| IRMA WELLS | Private | Republic of Argentina |
| Hugo del Barrio | Researcher | Argentina |
| Cristina Ines Fangmann | UNIVERSITY OF BUENOS AIRES | Argentina |
| Antonio Luis Santamarina | Suburb Publishing | Argentina |
| Verónica López Tessore | Latin American Association of Anthropology / National University of Rosario | Argentina |
| Leonardo Olivos Santoyo | CEIICH-UNAM | Mexico |
| Osvaldo Fridman | CONICET. Argentina | Argentina |
| Claudia Dobles | Argentina | |
| Juan Carlos Monedero | Complutense University of Madrid | Spain |
| Maria Elena Perez Cabañas | Mexico | |
| Ana Benalcázar | Learning in Motion | Ecuador |
| Dora Corvalan | CONICET – Retired | Argentina |
| Ramón Martínez Coria | Forum for Sustainable Development AC | Mexico |
| osvaldo rodriguez | Arturo Jauretche National University | Argentina |
| Rogério Gimenes Giugliano | Universidade Federal da Integração Latino-Americana – UNILA | Brazil |
| Maria Scaramuccia | Psychoanalyst | Argentina |
| Maria Alicia Gutierrez | UBA | Argentina |
| Sandra Vieira | Argentina | |
| Rodrigo Díaz Cruz | Autonomous Metropolitan University | Mexico |
| Pamela Santillan Lopez | UAM Xochimilco | Mexico |
| Clelia Volonteri | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Denise Pascuzzo | UBA | Argentina |
| Alberto Sanabria | Argentina | |
| Jymy Forero Hidalgo | National Pedagogical University, Pompeu Fabra University | Colombia |
| Alejandra Arteaga | National School of Anthropology and History (ENAH) AH | Mexico |
| Carlos Prado | FM La Tribu Journalist | Argentina |
| Dr. Gonzalo Basile | CLACSO International Health | Dominican Republic |
| Rita Inés Villa | Argentina | |
| Juan Antonio Ennis | Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences, National University of La Plata, CONICET | Argentina |
| Lorena Vasquez | UNICAMP | COLOMBIA |
| Sara vargas | Getulio Vargas Foundation | Brazil |
| Miguel Rossi | UBA | Argentina |
| Elena Garos | Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA | Argentina |
| Paulina Barrera Rosales | UNAM | Mexico |
| Gabriela Pasturino | University of the Republic | Uruguay |
| Emilio Taddei | Institute of Latin American and Caribbean Studies (IEALC) UBA- Argentina | Argentina |
| Jeff Hernandez Castro | State Distance University | Costa Rica |
| Beatriz Cappelletti | Cetyd UNSAM | Argentina |
| Alenka Mereñuk | Social University | Argentina |
| Aleida Violeta Vázquez Cisneros | Black Afro-Mexican poet | Mexico |
| Laura Agratti | FaHCE-UNLP | Argentina |
| Fernando Lázaro | CEIPH | Argentina |
| Alejandro Kaufman | UBA – UNQ | Argentina |
| Patricia's Terrace | Argentines | |
| Silvia Marzo | Argentina | |
| Patricia's Terrace | Argentina | |
| Mirta Berdichevsky | Argentina | |
| Ana Palermo | Self-Convened Assembly of Palermo | Argentina |
| Susana Núñez | UAM | Mexico |
| Milka Castro Lucic | Universidad de Chile | CHILE |
| Ernst Pfafflin | the Moor | Ecuador |
| Graciela Grigera | Smata | Argentina |
| ISMAEL J. GUERRERO FUENTES | Mexico City Government | Mexico City |
| Alexandra Martinez | Javeriana university | Colombia |
| Adriana Imperatore | UNQ / UBA | Argentina |
| Laura Diaz | Education and Human Rights | Argentina |
| Maximiliano Deceano Velázquez | Universidad Veracruzana | Mexico |
| Patricia Mendez | Staff | Argentina |
| Carlos Britos | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Luciene Lages | Federal University of Sergipe/ UFS | Brazil |
| César Augusto Otálvaro Sierra | University of Antioquia | Colombia |
| Montserrat Jiménez Hernández | Independently | Mexico |
| Mirta S..Mauro | FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES – UBA | Argentina |
| Rosana Guevara Ramos | Autonomous Metropolitan University | Mexico City, Mexico |
| Alexandra León Bernardo | UASB | Ecuador |
| Nina Torres | Autonomous Metropolitan University Xochimilco | Mexico |
| Leonardo Vieira | CUT-Brazil | Brazil |
| Violeta Burkart Noe | Daughters and sons of exile in Argentina | Argentina |
| Adriana Cota | UAMX | Mexico |
| Gerardo Halpern | Department of Communication Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| María Fernanda Cabrera | Feminist gathering | Colombia |
| Percy Encinas | Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos | Peru |
| Chahim Huet Macz | ADICI | Guatemala |
| María Isabel Peysse | ATE/ Faculty of Journalism and Social Communication UNLP | Argentina |
| Mariana Vazquez | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Claudia Bowles Olhagaray | UAGRM | Bolivia |
| KAREN DE FRANCESCO | UBA | ARGENTINA |
| Elvia Martínez | Independently | Mexico |
| Monica Bruckmann | UFRJ | Brazil |
| Eugenia | UBA | Argentina |
| Sergio Leandro Agoff | National University of General Sarmiento | Argentina |
| BRENDA MARTINEZ | THE SOUTHERN BORDER SCHOOL | MEXICO |
| Lorena Quiroga | citizen | Mexico |
| Niza Gámez Tamariz | UNAM | Mexico |
| Alfonso Cotera Fretel | Fair Trade and Ethical Consumption Platform of Peru | Peru |
| Blanca Irene Solano González | citizen | Mexico |
| Mariana Falco | Argentina | |
| Yolanda Rojo Chávez | Platform for Democracy | Peru |
| Leonor Jurado | artist | Ecuador |
| Araceli Rodríguez | Autonomous University of Queretaro | Mexico |
| Sara Ono | Committee of Solidarity with Palestine and the Peoples | Peru |
| Oscar Monroy Hermosillo | Water for All/Water for Life | Mexico |
| Vanessa Zuleta Quintero | University of Antioquia | Colombia |
| Vicente Otto Rivera | Tinkuy Association | Peru |
| Olga Sayago | CTA-T | Argentina |
| Andrea García Vior | Argentina | |
| Hector Raul Gaspary | CEIDH Faculty of Law Rosario | Argentina |
| José Héctor Alonso Fernández de Castro | Spanish Athenaeum of Mexico AC | Mexico |
| Luis Cruz Quiroz | Saint Christopher Parish | Peru |
| Marcela Benegas | University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Martha Saslavsky | None | Mexico |
| Raúl Pérez Ríos | Institute of Higher Secondary Education of Mexico City | Mexico |
| Cintia Ini | UCES | Bora Lula |
| Daira Ramirez | Uam | Mexico |
| Jazmin Gervacio | Veracruz University | Mexico |
| Silvia Adriana González Morquecho | Civil Organization | Mexico |
| Elizabeth Méndez De la Cruz | UAM | Mexico |
| Alejandro Espinosa Yáñez | Autonomous Metropolitan University | Mexico |
| Miguel Darío Hidalgo Castro | National Pedagogical University | Mexico |
| Flora Hillert | Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| Amado Heller | thesis11.org | Argentina |
| Carlos Armando Zaragoza González | Chapingo Autonomous University | Mexico |
| Hector Ortiz Elizondo | Latin American Forum of Anthropology of Law ac | Mexico |
| Gloria Helfer | Investing in Children | Peru |
| Valentina Jimenez | UAM | Mexico |
| Noemí Luján | Autonomous Metropolitan University | Mexico |
| Isabel Briuolo | UNAM | Mexico |
| MARIA CABDELA CEDRON | National University of La Plata | ARGENTINA |
| MARY GOLDSMITH | METROPOLITAN AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY | Mexico |
| José Steinsleger | La Jornada newspaper of Mexico | Mexico |
| Olga Susana Mamani Calizaya | Human Rights Committee of Ilo-Peru | Peru |
| Natalia Chaparro | Argentinians for Victory P25 | Mexico |
| Uriel Salcedo Torres | Geopeace | Mexico |
| Helena Burgés Olmos | Spain | |
| Ibis Fernández Honores | Intersectoral Confederation of State Workers of Peru | PERU |
| Marina Joski | Peripheries Institute | Argentina |
| Haydée Mora | Independient | Argentina |
| Liliana Rossi | EOL | Argentina |
| Roxana Chavez | UNLP | Argentina |
| Jorge Olmos Gaona | LULA vote | Argentina |
| Yolanda ortiz | Civil society | Mexico |
| Hugo Guerrero | Chapingo Autonomous University | Mexico |
| Carles Feixa Pampols | Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona | Catalonia-Spain |
| José Luis Vargas Dávila | Peruvian Campaign for the Right to Education | Peru |
| Ana María González Mariscal | Pensioner | Mexico |
| Emilia Eugenia Roca | Former Undersecretary of Social Security of Argentina | Argentina |
| Dominique Marlet | Belgium | |
| Mercedes Leal | National University of Tucumán | Argentina |
| Claudia Mazz | UBA | Argentina |
| Gregorio Mesa Cuadros | GIDCA, Faculty of Law, Political Science and Social Sciences of the National University of Colombia, Bogotá | Colombia |
