Proponemos la creación de una verdadera democracia que responda a los intereses de las personas basada en valores humanistas, la construcción del diálogo mediante garantías y un compromiso resolutivo por la verdad. El empoderamiento ciudadano lo planteamos desde una postura demarcada del victimismo, independiente del espectro político actual.
We are an alternative emerging movement, at Civis Causa we will promote citizen transformation through action plans focused on the formation of new institutions of a humanistic nature.
At Civis Causa we have designed programs structured on three levels that, when implemented, ensure the transformation that society requires:
The foreground: we believe that changes must occur through personal transformation to generate change in structures.
How will we achieve it? We propose training programs aimed at generating people with their own, pro-active, critical, free thinking.
The second plane: create a citizen pact inspired by humanist values based on promoting order, respect, solidarity, collaboration, political responsibility, achieving true integration.
Our challenge is the transformation of the mass man, of the conformist, indifferent man who believes he has nothing to perfect… We seek to awaken critical thinking with a humanistic mentality, capable of taking responsibility to make decisions, achieving the desired changes in society.
The Third Plane: create depoliticized-departisan institutions, democratized with humanist values that respond to the citizen, provide a solution to their problems.
We will implement these three plans in the program of activities developed in five pillars: JUSTICE, EDUCATION, HEALTH, CULTURE, AND ECONOMY ensuring the values of transparency, respect and agility.
Justice will be the first pillar of action where we are going to begin our management. To materialize the objectives in this first pillar, we propose a series of activities such as the creation of the Citizen Institute, Express Legal Resolution Centers, training programs and dissemination of information and transparency.
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