Jazoolit on SCT and Southern Cause
The article discusses the importance of transforming the popular mandate given by the southern masses into tangible political, legal, and diplomatic results that strengthen the Southern cause. It emphasizes that mass demonstrations are a political message that highlight the vitality of the cause, and that their success is not measured solely by the number of participants but also by the political impacts they generate. The article also calls for upgrading the work from crowd management to decision-making processes by building specialized institutions in international relations, diplomacy, and international law, in order to elevate the southern cause on the global stage. It stresses that the upcoming phase requires a long-term strategy, continuous review, and the effective use of popular pressure tools to push for legal and political recognition of the rights of the Southern people, while avoiding negligence or weak performance. In conclusion, it underscores that the goal is to turn popular presence into real influence and impact, and that maintaining and improving institutions is the path to ensuring a stronger future for the Southern cause.
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