Correspondence: "Wake up! G7" —— Thousands of protesters oppose the Summit of the Seventh National Group

Xinhua News Agency, Germany, Gumi Shi -Patten Katexing, June 26th. Communication: "Wake up! G7" —— Thousands of protesters opposed the Seven National Group Summit

Xinhua News Agency reporter Lin Hao Zhang Yirong Ren Ke

On the 26th, at the venue of Gami -Patten Kaixing Seventeen (G7) Summit at the Bavarian Town in Bavaria, Germany, slogans such as "maintaining global justice", "protecting the climate" and "opposition to military reserve competitions" were particularly eye -catching.

Nearly a thousand protesters held demonstrations here, requiring the Seventh Kingdoms Group to "do not engage in small groups" to effectively perform their responsibilities and actively solve problems such as climate change and hunger.

At the protest site, Malco, the head of the "Socialist German Worker Youth", said that the Seven Kingdoms Group only considers its own interests. Essence In the case of severe inflation in many countries, the Western governments are still providing military and funding assistance to Ukraine regardless of the continued rise in the living costs of the people in their own countries, and have crowded the investment in the people's livelihood in various countries.

Protestant Brigita Obermier admitted that the various problems facing the world are difficult to solve only the Seven Kingdoms Group. question. She called on the Seven Kingdoms Group to "do not engage in small groups."

One day before, a larger -scale protests were held in urban Munich. Thousands of protesters from 15 civilian organizations gathered in the Ferrya lawn. The original empty venue fluttered with colorful slogans.

On the lawn, dozens of students held a sarcasm comic poster with the leaders of the Seven Kingdoms with the same bed, which was noticeable, saying "Wake up! G7". Protestant said that as long as there is war, climate crisis, and unequal, hunger will increase, and the Seven Kingdoms Group must take action. The Seventh Kingdom Group was weak on issues such as gradually eliminating fossil fuels and solving global hunger.

Lisa Gatener, from Gelson, Germany, has a deep understanding of current high prices and inflation. Gatner believes that because Western countries will invest heavy money into the military background, which significantly affects the lives and income levels of ordinary people, the Seven Kingdoms Group should reduce military expenses and increase its efforts to cope with climate change.

Vivian Radz, the head of the World Nature Foundation (Germany) climate and energy department, expressed dissatisfaction with the work of the Seventh Kingdom Group in the field of climate change. She told reporters at the scene: "G7 has the responsibility to take action first and take responsibility, because they are old -fashioned industrialized countries, and the carbon emissions time is longer."

Climate issues are one of the important issues of this summit. The German Prime Minister Qiaoerz was cautious about the results that the summit could achieve on the climate issue before the climate issue.

Among the many posters at the scene, a design of a distorted earth embedded into the letters G was attracted. Some protesters explained that this is to pass "the world's intervention has become increasingly distorted and abnormal under the G7 intervention, and protests the Seven Kingdoms Group's inaction and chaos. Protestant Uzias told reporters that many countries in Africa are still troubled by hunger. The Seven Kingdoms Group is not investment in non -investment, and does not want to solve many problems such as hunger facing Africa.

Fedrik Mest, the head of the "global citizen" (German), who is committed to eliminating extreme poverty, said that economic recovery funds from developed countries have not really used a major crisis in the world. "The Seventh Kingdom Group only had 0.32%of the funds used to develop cooperation and humanitarian assistance. The poorest country in the world needed additional funds."

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