The prestigious United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has just hosted an important world conference at its Paris headquarters, emphatically titled “For a Reliable Internet”, with a keynote address by its CEO, Frenchwoman Audrey Ozalet. .
The statement and information provided by UNESCO on this matter, in particular, is based – as is customary in this international organization – on a careful, deep and comprehensive study of the various factors involved until conclusions are reached that can help clarify the unknown, clarify doubts. and to find possible solutions aimed at improving the issue under consideration and finding ways of progress and benefit for all.
One cannot ignore the heterogeneity and diversity of criteria and interests that, within a worldwide organization of almost 200 nations, must be properly handled – with equality and justice – in order to arrive at useful, beneficial and generally acceptable conclusions for a sufficient majority.
In this case, the search for a “reliable Internet” is closely related to the New International Information Order or the New World Communication Order (NOII-NOMIC), which were at the very center of UNESCO’s tasks during the decades of the 1970s and 1980s. of the last century and gradually left its focus until they disappeared for a long time, and together with the New International Economic Order and the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States entered the “old and forgotten papers” of the United Nations, which, apparently, are regaining their visibility, albeit in new historical conditions.
It is worth noting that in both cases, it was the imperialist government of the United States that led the opposition and even withdrew from UNESCO as an unusual form of protest and on the basis of blackmailing this organization, from which it again withdrew under the Trump administration, and this is how it remains The world empire thus demonstrates its contempt for education, science and culture: it believes only in the arrogance and arrogance inherent in barbarism.
If what happened recently in Paris represents the first step towards returning to the search for a New International Information Order or a New orden of world information and cooperationammunition, as recommended at the time by the Commission Mc. The bride, created by UNESCO itself, is appropriateI greet you with joy.
Today, in the digital age of the Internet and its ilk, more than ever, it is necessary to look for a mechanism and antitrust principles that ensure the “free and balanced flow of information” that the world needs and the powers that be are determined to obstruct.
It is the “reliable Internet” that UNESCO is looking for these times, whose march seems to be renewed. (Taken from Cubaperiodistas)
Source: Juventud Rebelde