- Eradicate hunger and malnutrition locally and globally, and provide clean drinking water and adequate sanitation.

- Confront the damage caused by “development” and climate change in impoverished countries.

- Avoid having recourse to armed interventions and wars, even if they are pursued in the name of “democracy”.

- Prevent plutocracy – the power of money, and progress towards an inclusive democratic world governance system based on the interests of people not of countries, including a reformed United Nations System.

- Guarantee global security and coordinated action aimed at reducing the impact of catastrophes caused by humans or nature.

- Ensure that the norms and entities of international regulation act in the public interest, in accordance with the new social and human objectives of “buen vivir”* and are respectful towards the environment.

- Protect the human rights of migrants and progressively open migratory flows, working towards the free movement of persons.

- Escape from the global financial disarray caused by speculators and the International Financial Institutions, and create a new financial system and global reserve currency.

*Andean concept of living in harmony, that supersedes “Welfare”.

- Move towards a more peaceful world, and oppose the

structural causes of war and violence.

- Promote peaceful co-existence, tolerance and respect for

sexual, religious, ethnic, linguistic and cultural diversity, and to

oppose patriarchy, femicide, caste segregation and racial

prejudice.

- Advance disarmament, particularly through the prohibition of

all weapons of mass destruction.

- Eliminate structural impunity for trafficking of human beings,

organs, weapons, drugs, and money-laundering.

- Reinforce the right of peoples and communities to resist

injustice.

- Consider and evaluate knowledge and the capacity to generate it, as well as to

share it, as a common heritage of humanity.

- Prevent control of intellectual resources, the media and communication

systems by large multinational corporations and/or political parties and support

media by the people and for the people.

- Prevent the manipulation of the emerging information and communication

society, giving access and control to all.

- Promote more open models of multidisciplinary scientific research and

exchange of knowledge.

- Prioritise the right to health and life, and the right of all people to receive

adequate healthcare and medical treatment, as opposed to paying royalties on

medical patents.

- Prosecute speculative financial activities, tax financial transactions and

effectively abolish tax havens.

- Limit public indebtedness to the financial system, and recover financial

sovereignty with public, social and transparent authority for monetary creation.

- Prevent money from being a means of profit and money for its own sake, and

introduce alternative and transparent monetary systems under social and public

control.

- Free people from slavery to servicing a public foreign debt, through

renegotiation, debt relief or unilateral cancellation.

- Prevent banks from supporting businesses and projects that are hazardous for

life and the planet and favour ethical financing.

- Drastically revise the economic system and lifestyle, and replace misleading

economic indicators.

- Stop land grabbing and the seizing of natural resources, as well as the

concentration of wealth, property and power, applying the principle of “Those

who have more or earn more, contribute more.”

- Guarantee the right to dignified work*, to a basic income and a decent living as

this is a human right.

- Abandon the “development aid” policies that have become a way of exploiting

people and resources, and establish global cooperation and exchange systems

based on solidarity.

- Replace unrestricted competition with cooperation and self-management and

promote the “relocalization” of production and services.

- Revive a vision of human life as interdependent, intrinsically linked to living

beings, nature, sun, air, water and Earth.

- Generate a new sustainable lifestyle, responsible consumption and the use of

renewable energies, and progressively reduce fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

- Promote models for the regeneration and decentralisation of human

settlements.

- Establish and apply stricter national and global tax policies for sustainability,

introducing ecological taxes, penalties and ecologic and social incentives.

- Protect the rights of present and future generations and extend the jurisdiction

of the International Criminal Court to environmental and economic crimes.