It’s been a few weeks since I stepped up to the microphone at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva—but the urgency of that moment hasn’t faded one bit.
That day, I stood before the world’s diplomats and—looking them right in the eye—told them what millions of us already know: the WHO Pandemic Treaty is a power grab that threatens our countries’ freedom, our medical choices, and our democracy.
And I said it wasn’t just “Ignacio Arsuaga” speaking.
It was you… and the entire CitizenGO family.
Will you take 90 seconds to watch the video of my speech and share it with one friend?
Watch here:
Because you signed, shared, donated, and refused to give up, we’ve already:
- stalled the negotiations—twice;
- pushed the USA, Argentina, and others to walk away;
- forced damaging clauses out of the text.
That’s huge.
But now the negotiators have cobbled together a final draft and are trying to rush a quiet vote at next month’s World Health Assembly. They’re hoping the world stays distracted.
Not on our watch.
In a few days, my colleague Sebastián will be back in your inbox with the one‑click action that could tip the balance. Keep an eye out—your next move could decide everything.
My team is already preparing everything for one last, all-out operation in Geneva. The biggest one yet. The loudest. The most visible.
We are already working ahead of the vote, looking to implement the most effective strategies to get delegates and representatives to still change their minds, and not vote in favour of this horrendous project. But to mount that pressure on them - I am going to need you, more than ever before.
Because once that vote is cast, there’s no rewinding the clock.
It’s been a long, hard road. And this week reminded me just how steep the hill still is.
But we’re going into May—together. I know I can count on your support. And we will give this everything we’ve got.
It was you who kept us in this fight. And we’re going to keep pushing until the very end.
Thank you again for giving me the courage to walk into that UN chamber and speak the truth—loudly, proudly, and on behalf of all of us.
We’ve come this far together. Now let’s finish the job.