[pp.int.general] Brazilian participation in PPI

[Mozart]

Hi Fabricio,

I would suggest arguing that PPBR is not subordinate to PPI – that PPI  
is a forum for the Pirate Movement to share ideas and collaborate on  
projects globally, and that PPI does not hold any power over its  
members.

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On 02/03/2012, at 10:08 PM, Fabricio Do Canto wrote:

> Dear Friends,
> Dear PPIs
>
> The Brasilian Pirates are concerned that their participation in the  
> PPI might make it difficult if not impossible for the PPBR to become  
> an official party.
>
> The reason is that formally no political party can be subordinate to  
> other international entities, what is a very valuable and understood  
> principle. We know that we work bottom up and not top down, as the  
> swarm and free internet should be, but the problem is how to  
> communicate this to the outside over there.
>
> Therefore I ask you the PPI Members if any of you had similar  
> experiences in your respective countries and if so how you dealt  
> with this.
>
> Looking forward to hear from you,
>
> Fabricio
>
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