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Over 300 Leaders Back Madrid Commitment
The “Madrid Commitment” has garnered support from over 300 leaders representing 45 countries across Europe, Africa, and the Americas. This initiative, launched at the VI Transatlantic Summit held in Madrid, is a ten-year action plan focused on defending human dignity, family stability, and fundamental freedoms. Organized by the Political Network for Values (PNfV), the event emphasized a five-point agenda promoting pro-life policies, family values, and adherence to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.Over 300 Leaders Back Madrid Commitment
The summit highlighted global collaboration, with leaders pledging to advance legislative actions that uphold these principles in their countries. Stephen Bartulica, the newly elected PNfV president, urged attendees to prioritize cultural renewal alongside political engagement, stressing the need for global unity in protecting these shared values. Key figures from Hungary, Brazil, Uganda, and beyond echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the universal importance of the family unit and fundamental freedoms.
For more details on the summit and its objectives, you can explore the Gript article or CatholicVote report.
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