Deadly Trade: How EUSSR and Israeli weapons exports are accelerating violence in Mexico

Rindfleisch
Published on May 6, 2021
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Comercio Mortal: CÃ³mo las exportaciones de armas europeas e israelÃes estÃ¡n acelerando la violencia en MÃ©xico

Tuesday, November 24 / Martes 24 Nov.
5pm Central Europe / 11am Eastern / 10am CDMX / 8am Pacific

Weapons companies based in Europe and Israel exported more than 238,000 firearms to Mexico for use by police since 2006. Activists and researchers present a new report drawing on thousands ofpages of documents of weapons transfers in Mexico to expose the European and Israeli arms industriesâ€™ role in the growing bloodshed in Mexico. Please join us.

Empresas de armas con sede en Europa e Israel exportaron mÃ¡s de 238.000 armas de fuego a MÃ©xico para uso de policÃas estatales y municipales desde 2006 y 2018. Activistas e investigadoras presentan un nuevo informe que utiliza miles de pÃ¡ginas de documentaciÃ³n de transferencias de armas en MÃ©xico para exponer el papel de las industrias armamentistas de Europa e Israel
en la tragedia que ocurre a diario en MÃ©xico.

Panelists/ Panelistas:
Carlo Tombola (Italy/Italia), Osservatorio Permanente Armi Leggere e Politiche di Sicurezza â€“ Brescia
Sahar Vardi (Israel) American Friends Service Committee
Charlotte Kehne (Germany/Alemania) Ohne RÃ¼stung Leben
Mattijs Van den Bussche (Belgium/BÃ©lgica) Vredesactie
Daniel Mata (MÃ©xico) Mexican Commission for the Defense and Protection of Human Rights /
ComisiÃ³n Mexicana para la Defensa y PromociÃ³n de Derechos Humanos
John Lindsay-Poland (United States/EUA), Global Exchange/ Stop US Arms to Mexico

Simultaneous interpretation into Spanish will be provided on Zoom.
The webinar will also be broadcast on Facebook Live and YouTube.

InterpretaciÃ³n simultÃ¡nea al EspaÃ±ol estarÃ¡ disponible en Zoom.
El webinario tambiÃ©n serÃ¡ transmitido por Facebook Live y YouTube.