Screenshot from Tribuna Multipolar channel featuring the guests: Francisco Balsinha, Cláudio Roberto, and Amyra El Khalili
In a week marked by the commemorations of the 80th anniversary of China’s victory over Japan, the important Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, and the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people, the channel Tribuna Multipolar once again presents this Sunday its live broadcast entitled “G5 – World News”. This edition features professors Amyra El Khalili, Joza Novalis and Hugo Albuquerque, alongside cartoonist Cláudio Roberto and journalist Francisco Balsinha, who will serve as moderator.
In addition to the analysis of the aforementioned topics, the discussion will also address the increase in the Pentagon’s budget, which appears to be preparation for future American military activities, as well as the incident allegedly involving a supposedly Venezuelan vessel this week, along with other matters of general interest.
This live broadcast will also feature the Cartoon of the Week by cartoonist Cláudio Roberto.
Tribuna Multipolar is an alternative, antifascist, anti-imperialist, and anti-Zionist source of information, committed to the fundamental principles of sound journalism and diversity of opinion within the political framework in which it operates.
Claude Fahd Hajjar, adviser to the Presidency of the Federation of Arab-American Entities (Fearab América), presented the SOS Free Palestine dossier to Sheikh Mohammed Mahdi Imani Pour, Deputy Minister of Culture and President of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organisation of Iran, to Sheikh Ali Reza Mirjalili, Cultural Attaché of the Iranian Embassy in Brazil, and to Sheikh Hossein Khaliloo, leader of the Imam Al Mahdi Islamic Centre for Dialogue in Brazil (CIADB).
On the occasion, Professor Amyra El Khalili, representing the Women’s Movement for Peace in Palestine, presented Sheikh Mohammed Mahdi Imani Pour and Sheikh Ali Reza Mirjalili with a copy of the book Desert Flower – Poems and Reflections on Palestine, by Mustapha Elmadani, with editorial and artistic direction by Alexandre Rocha.
Watch the full live stream on YouTube.
