Showing posts with label Alejo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alejo. Show all posts

Saturday, October 13, 2018

Maryam Rajavi: Iran Will Become A Garden Blessed With Freedom And Justice

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of NCRI hailed the 120,000 valiant children of Iran, including the political prisoners massacred in 1988, who were executed by the regime for fighting for freedom
Paris: Conference and Exhibition on the occasion of the World Day against the Death Penalty
On Wednesday, October 10, 2018, a conference and an exhibition were held in the District 5 Municipality of Paris, titled “Iran: Executions inside the country, and Exports of Terrorism abroad”.
 The event was organized by the French Mayors’ Committee for a Democratic Iran, and was participated by France’s mayors and personalities. The images and documents of the mullahs’ crimes were displayed, including the massacre of 30,000 political prisoners in 1988, and the continuing wave of executions, as well as the history of the terrorist activities of the Iranian regime.
Florence , mayor of Paris’s district 5, Jean-François Legaret, mayor of district 1 of Paris, Jean Pierre Muller, mayor of Magny en Vexinh, and Mayor Bruno Macé, and a number of other French political and religious figures, as well as Dr. Alejo Vidal-Quadras, Chair of ISJ, and Former VP of European Parliament and Ingrid Betancourt, attended the conference and addressed it. 

Saturday, October 6, 2018

European politicians call for firm action toward Tehran’s terrorism and human rights violations

Analysis by PMOI/MEK

Strasbourg, Oct. 3, 2018 - The Friends for Free Iran in the European Parliament held a meeting on Wednesday in the legislative body’s headquarters in Strasbourg, France, in which MEPs from various political groups discussed the human rights situation in Iran, ongoing protests in Iran and the Iranian regime’s role in spreading global terrorism.
The meeting was also attended by Dr. Alejo Vidal Quadras, former VP of the European Parliament and president of the International Committee in Search of Justice (ISJ), and Mohammad Mohaddessin, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran Mohaddessin
(NCRI), who were guest speakers at the event.
Mohaddessin reiterated that in the past months, the Iranian regime has intensified its brutal human rights violations and terrorist behavior. Mohaddessin reminded the audience that the past decades have shown that the use of domestic and foreign violence is key to the Iranian regime’s survival.


In their speeches, MEPs reiterated that under the presidency of Hassan Rouhani, who is seen by many western politicians as a “moderate,” the human rights situation in Iran has deteriorated and executions have increased.
The MEPs also emphasized that in the past nine months, the people of Iran have made it clear through their nationwide protests that only regime change will fix the country’s problems.
“In these circumstances, the expansion of economic relations and investing in the ruling Iranian theocracy must be put in question,” the MEPs declared in a press release, adding that the beneficiary of any trade deal with the Iranian regime will be the Revolutionary Guards, the military outfit that reports to the Iranian regime’s supreme leader and is responsible for suppressing protesters and carrying out terrorist activities abroad.
The meeting’s participants also highlighted the role of the PMOI/MEK in the organization and continuation of ongoing protests in Iran, a fact that has also been acknowledged by the Iranian regime’s authorities.

Saturday, June 16, 2018

Global support for the Free Iran convention

By: PMOI/MEK

Paris, June 14, 2018 - Less than three weeks before this year’s Free Iran convention in Paris, a variety of political and social voices in Europe are placing their support behind this major event.
Former Italian foreign minister Giulio Terzi, former UK trade unions chief Roger Lyons and former European Parliament vice president Dr. Alejo Vidal-Quadras joined this growing list of figures announcing their solidarity with the Iranian Diaspora’s upcoming rally.
Former Italian foreign minister Giulio Terzi: “I believe it is extremely important to get in-depth, not only in analysis, but also in raising awareness and in adopting a strong, firm position over what Iran and the mullahs are representing today as a risk, as a threat, and a very negative behavior for the international community and for humanity.
“President Rajavi has over the last few weeks declared time and again the importance of having such a firm perspective about the status quo. As a result, the convention in Paris, organized by supporters of the Iranian Resistance movement, is about the importance of the current situation at hand. We encourage everybody to attend, to follow it on different media platforms and to as always, support this great cause, being the need to realize change and support the Iranian people.”


Tuesday, June 12, 2018

The Worldwide Supports For The Free Iran Grand Gathering In Paris

The Worldwide Supports for the Free Iran Grand Gathering in Paris
On the eve of the Iranian Grand Gathering in Paris, some other political and social figures in Europe gave their support to the event.
Mr. Giulio Terzi, former Italian foreign minister, Mr. Roger Lyons from England, former chairman of the trade unions, and Dr. Alejo Vidal-Quadras from Spain, chairman of the International Committee for Justice, announced their solidarity with the Iranians’ rally in Paris.
Giulio Terzi former Italian foreign minister
I think that it is extremely important to get in-depth, in not only the analyzes but also in raising awareness and in taking a strong and firm position about what Iran and the mullahs are representing today as a risk, as a threat, and a very negative behaver for the international community and for humanity.
President Rajavi has declared times and again over the last few weeks’ the importance of entering with the firm visual into the situation. So the meeting in Paris, organized by the Iranian Resistance, is about the most important in this situation, and we encourage everybody to attend, to follow it on the different media and to became always all supportive of this great cause which is the need to change cause to the Iranian affairs to help the Iranian people.
I’m Roger Lyons, and I’m the former president of the trade union congress in Great Britain, and I’ve had a number of positions. I can say that the need for solidarity with the workers and their families in Iran is one of the highest priorities at this moment. I’m working hard with colleagues to build the support, understanding, and solidarity with those Iranian workers who are struggling. This is hundreds of thousands of lorry drivers and truck drivers, even taxi drivers, who are fighting back against terrible economic pressures terrible economic squeeze on working class people.

Friday, September 29, 2017

WORLD MUST STOP LETTING IRAN REGIME GET AWAY WITH NUCLEAR INSPECTION OBSTRUCTION

NCRI - We need to stop ignoring Iran’s obstruction of nuclear weapons inspections, according to the former vice-president of the European Parliament.
Alejo Vidal-Quadras, a Spanish professor of atomic and nuclear physics, wrote an op-ed for the Washington Examiner in which he explained that Iran has a long history in obstructing investigations into its nuclear programme and this has not changed in the two years since the nuclear deal was signed.
Brussels-based International Committee in Search of Justice (ISJ) which seeks to gain justice for the victims of the 1988 Iranian massacre, wrote: “The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action effectively skirted this issue by making it theoretically possible for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to ask for and receive access to military sites, but only following a month-long process during which the Islamic Republic could work to erase evidence of past activities.”