In the face of this reaction by imperialism and the local oligarchies against the progressive forces, we reject the notion of "the end of the cycle" with the same firmness and conviction that we did at the time of "the end of history." The progressive forces of Latin America will continue fighting for a world based on social justice. [...] In 1990 the São Paulo Forum emerged as a space for collective agreement and building of the Latin American and Caribbean plural left in the face of an international situation marked by the uncertainty and disorientation generated by the disappearance of the USSR and the so-called socialist camp. [...] - To make the resolute defence of the tenets of the Declaration of Latin America as a Zone of Peace the objective of all the left and patriotic and democratic sectors of Latin America and the Caribbean. [...] Like the delegates to the 23rd Meeting in Managua, and to convey that the following remain valid causes: - We reaffirm the importance of the rapprochement and concerted action between the European left and the Latin American and Caribbean left. [...] - We support, adhering to the self-determination of the peoples, the nomination of President Evo Morales -- constitutionally empowered and supported by the American Convention [on Human Rights] -- for the 2019 elections, and we reject the destabilizing 6 plans promoted by the right of that country, the OAS and the embassy of the United States.
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