Indigenous Protesters Block COP30 Climate Summit Entrance in Brazil - Urgent Amazon Protection

Описание: COP30 Climate Summit
Indigenous Protesters
Brazil Amazon
Munduruku Tribe
Climate Change Negotiations
Block Entrance
Demand Halt Development
Protect Rainforest
COP30 President Negotiates
U.N. Climate Conference
Brazil President Lula
Forest Protection Fight
Amazon Ecosystem
Mining Logging Oil Drilling
Indigenous Rights
Sustainable Development
Global Warming
Climate Action
Reuters Report
November 14 2025
Watch as Indigenous protesters from the Munduruku tribe stage a peaceful sit-in at the COP30 climate summit in Belem, Brazil, blocking the main entrance and forcing delegates to use side access. This protest highlights their urgent demands to stop destructive projects like mining, logging, and oil drilling in the Amazon rainforest. Brazilian President Lula has emphasized Indigenous communities' role in climate talks, and the Munduruku statement declares they protect the climate and refuse to be sacrificed for agribusiness. COP30 President Andre Correa do Lago met with the protesters, ensuring no danger as negotiations resume. Explore the clash between environmental protection and economic development at this crucial U.N. conference aiming to halt global temperature rise and safeguard vital ecosystems.