MANIFESTO
on Peronist Movement
The
Buddhist Tribunal on Human Rights, defender of the rights of global citizenship
and of all beings of Mother Earth, exercising the cultural sovereignty emanating
from the Buddhist Peoples and Spiritual Communities, is perfectly aware of the
situation of poverty and oppression in which most of the Tribal populations of
the world are living, and these people have suffered the total or partial loss
of their political, economic, legal and environmental means;
The
Buddhist Tribunal on Human Rights has a universal ethical vocation, so that all
humanity needs to become aware of the terrible situation that tribal peoples
from all continents have suffered and still are suffering it, because they have
historically suffered genocide, ethnic cleansing and crimes of against
humanity;
The
Buddhist Tribunal on Human Rights, at the special moment in which the world seems to
be inclined toward populist regimes, is communicating with the Argentine Republic in order to analyze the
legal situation of the Peronist Movement, which was structurally populist and
authoritarian, from the perspective of the International Law;
It
is stated that the
Peronist political movement created by the general Juan Domingo Perón was
accomplice of Nazism, and that, after the Second World War, it converted the
Argentine Republic into a refuge of Nazis.
It
is stated that the Peronist
movement has covered up terrorist attacks on Argentine soil against the Jewish
community.
It
is stated that the Peronist
movement is responsible for the assassination of prosecutor Nisman, who had
denounced the complicity of the Argentine government with the Iranian
government for ensuring impunity concerning the above mentioned attacks.
It
is stated that the Peronist
movement has been the most corrupt form of government in the history of the
Argentine Republic, using poor people with populist electoral demagogues.
It
is stated that the Peronist
movement has used thousands of individuals from tribal peoples as slave
laborers, who lived in conditions of exploitation by the State, private
companies and the Catholic Church.
It
is stated that the Peronist
movement on day October 10, 1947, during the Perón administration, was an
unjust and immoral order that committed crimes
against humanity during three weeks in the province of Formosa, by carrying
out a real persecution and genocide against the Pilagá tribal people, killing
more than a thousand people with war weaponry such as machine guns and combat
aircraft, because this peaceful people refused to be subjected to conditions of
forced labor.
It
is stated that the
basic human rights of the Pilagá people were violated and even the survivors
were persecuted in order that there were no witnesses, in a historical episode
that has passed almost unnoticed by the entire population of the country thanks
to the complicit silence of politicians, journalists and the Catholic Church,
who did not denounce the fact.
It
is stated that in the
genocide carried out by the Peronist movement, hundreds of children, unarmed
men and elderly individuals were persecuted and murdered, young women and girls
were raped; accesses to rivers were cut off, corpses were burned and buried in
mass graves.
It
is stated that this
genocide carried out by the Peronist movement was in line with previous
military episodes, such as the terrible Napalpí massacre in 1924 against the
Toba People.
It
is stated that the genocide
carried out by the Peronist movement has a colonialist trait similar to that of
the conquest of the desert performed
in Argentina in 19th century by General Roca against all tribal peoples, where
there were concentration camps, shootings, mass murders, slavery and stealing
of babies.
It
is stated that these episodes have remained unpunished due to the complicity of the military, judges
and Peronist governments of the 20th and 21th centuries.
It
is stated that most of
the judicial cases in the province of Formosa are carried out against tribal
peoples, who continue to be persecuted, criminalized and imprisoned.
It is required the deep investigation into the
massacres suffered by the Pilagá and Toba Peoples.
It is required that this sad episode of the Argentine
Republic is taught in history books, being the biggest betrayal against the
patriotic dreams of Argentine heroes such as Belgrano, San Martin and Güemes.
It is required the immediate adoption of legal
measures that bring justice to the families of tribal peoples who have suffered
genocidal acts by the Peronist movement and other governments.
It is required the urgent implementation of
humanitarian assistance for tribal peoples living in marginalization,
malnutrition, disease and discrimination, contributing to the well-being and
sustainable development of these indigenous peoples.
It is required the compliance with
the 169 Convention concerning Indigenous
and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries (ILO), and also with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
It is required the destruction of the statue made
in honor of President Peron, since this statue constitutes disrespect for the
memory and spiritual integrity of tribal peoples.
It is required the political proscription of the
Peronist movement for being a fascist and genocidal regime.
On
December 10, 2016, the
present Manifesto on the Peronist
Movement is expressed as a contribution to a more peaceful, just, educated
and healthy world.
