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"Renato Corsetti [email protected] [esper-brit]" <[email protected]>
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En la kadro de la agadoj de esperantistoj en la tiel nomataj landoj 
BRICS, nun en Suda Afriko oni volas disvastigi flugfolion en la angla 
kaj en la afrikansa.

Ĉi tiu teksto estis tradukita de nedenaska anglalingvano. Kiu bonvolu 
relegi ĝin kaj atentigi min pri aliaj preferataj esprimoj?

Dankon!

Renato
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E*speranto: a Language of Communication and Growth in Our BRICS States*

Put together, our BRICS States represent 40 per cent of the world’s 
population and our economy is rapidly growing. The BRICS are now 
embarking on a number of joint ventures and taking initiatives of common 
interests.

If our Member States want to cooperate with the aim to enabling more 
economic growth, it will be of a paramount importance to gradually 
embrace a neutral common language which in our views would be an easier 
task to implement and a more cost-effective one than the use of the 
BRICS’ member States main languages, as these would overwhelm the 
countries’ learning system only to produce half-baked results.

Esperanto, a UNESCO- recommended language to its member States, 
including the BRICS countries, would be the solution to the 
above-mentioned dilemma and was supposed to now be taught in our 
schools. It is only due to the manipulation of the current 
super-powerful countries that the recommendation in question have not 
yet been given due attention to date.

It is well known that the language diversity of countries in economic 
partnership will always have implications such as an increase in 
translation and related costs while ultimately limiting what would be 
otherwise achieved had a neutral language been in use for economic 
cooperation and development. It is in our views possible to come up with 
a practical solution without falling into a hegemony trap, provided we 
adopt a proposed bilingual system which de facto would be made possible 
by the use of a common neutral language (Esperanto). As BRICS countries 
we should take advantage of the fact that the movement for the promotion 
of an international neutral language has been in our midst for quite a 
long time and its traditions have taken roots within.

We invite our progressive BRICS’ governments to demonstrate courage by 
paving the way to following the UNESCO recommendations as cited earlier 
on, as this is a just cause and a right thing to do, susceptible of 
helping the people of our countries to be who they always wanted to be 
while being able to relate with the rest of the world’s population.

Contact: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>



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/Renato Corsetti, 117 Dukes Avenue, London N10 2QD, UK/Britujo/
/tel. +393286315655, +447943137891 [email protected]/


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