From Belain, Brazil, the gateway to the Amazon.

We're at COP 30, the UN Climate Summit.

This is Democracy Now.

One of the most important thing for me for this COP is the action and the solidarity that

we are building together as an indigenous leaders and land

defenders for different parts of the world.

Because we know that the answer is us.

We know that we are the lead alternatives.

We have the answers and we have the response for all the devastation and the destruction

for the climate crisis.

Tens of thousands of people marched in Belen, Brazil, Saturday,

in an indigenous-led protest calling for leaders at the UN Climate Summit

to take action to combat the climate crisis and protect the Amazon.

We'll air a report from the streets of Bel Berlin, then speak to the heads of Amazon Watch and

Oxfam Brazil?

The world needs to understand that Amazon is not only a word.

It's a real space that are right now facing consequence. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now.

Democracy Now.org, the war and peace report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

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