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Lula tells COP31 that climate action cannot succeed while wealthy nations leave developing countries without the funding needed to adapt

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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva used COP31's opening summit to argue that wealthy, high-emitting nations must close the climate finance gap facing vulnerable developing countries.

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World leaders meet in Turkey to discuss how to curb global warming World leaders met on Wednesday (11), in Turkey, to discuss how to stop global warming. President Lula charged that rich countries are fulfilling their commitments. The report is from the special envoys Murilo Salviano, Igor Arroyo and Natalie Reino. . .Like the g1 on Google and follow the main news of the day In the country that makes the bridge between the West and the East, the…

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Ovationated at the Leaders' Summit, the president took advantage of the fall of deforestation in the Amazon and the Cerrado to charge countries for the climate crisis.

The Brazilian president asked to return the climate crisis to the center of the international agenda and warned that the lack of consensus should not stop actions against global warming. The post Lula brings its climate agenda to COP31 in Turkey after his re-election appeared first on Capital Mexico.

In a speech this Wednesday (11) at the opening session of the Leaders' Summit of the UN Climate Conference in Antalia (COP31), in Turkey, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) charged that the rich countries fulfil the commitments made in the fight against climate change and defended the expansion of support to the most [...]

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Antalya, Nov. 11 (askanews) - The UN climate conference in Antalya comes alive, world leaders have arrived and from the stage is reborn, another time

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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