The proposal, titled 'No to War', seeks for the Andalusian capital to take a firm stance in defense of peace and the protection of its citizens from the repercussions of international conflicts, such as the one in Iran.
“"Great military powers have flagrantly violated international law, disregarding the role of the United Nations, and Iran's response was not long in coming, extending the conflict through attacks on neighboring countries and reorganizing its political leadership. Córdoba cannot remain impassive in the face of this scenario of suffering and global destabilization."
The socialist spokesperson, Antonio Hurtado, emphasized the need for Córdoba, along with other institutions such as the Junta de Andalucía and the Diputación de Córdoba, to act responsibly, following the example of the Spanish Government, which has defended international legality and diplomacy.
The motion also aims to support Spain's position in favor of dialogue and respect for international law as the only ways to resolve conflicts, as well as to condemn all forms of war and attacks against the civilian population.
Furthermore, Hurtado highlighted the recent call from the Bishop of Córdoba, Jesús Fernández, who urged an end to arms and a commitment to peace during last Dolores Friday.
