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A collaboration agreement was signed between the GEAP and the government of the state of Zacatecas, Mexico
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A collaboration agreement was signed between the GEAP and the government of the state of Zacatecas, Mexico

The Governors chamber at the Government Palace in Zacatecas, important and distinguished place because of its history in political power, was the location where the Global Embassy of Activists for Peace (GEAP), represented by its executive president, William Soto Santiago, and the Government of the state of Zacatecas, represented by Mrs. Fabiola Gilda Torres, general secretary of the government, signed a collaboration agreement on November 15, 2016.

Indigenous people of Central America gather during the 3rd International Encounter of the Children of Mother Earth
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Indigenous people of Central America gather during the 3rd International Encounter of the Children of Mother Earth

With the traditional act of invocation and gratitude towards Mother Earth, the indigenous representatives opened the Encounter, and the children’s chorus of Izalco sang the National Anthem of the Republic of El Salvador in the Nahuatl tongue.

International consensus for peace and a sustainable development: Declaration CUMIPAZ 2016
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International consensus for peace and a sustainable development: Declaration CUMIPAZ 2016

The Declaration of the Peace Integration Summit –CUMIPAZ 2016 was read during the plenary session at the Bicameral Chamber of the Legislative Palace in Paraguay.