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The From Belang, Brazil, the gateway to the Amazon, we're at COP 30, the UN Climate Summit.

This is Democracy Now.

Secretary General, what message do you want this conference to send to Donald Trump?

We are waiting for you.

Do you see a possibility of him engaging in this process in a positive way?

Hope is the last seeing death dies.

As UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres urges delegates to reach a deal at the UN Climate Summit,

the current draft text does not include a roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels.

We'll speak with one of the dissenting countries ministers, Vanuatu's Ralph Begumvanu,

and with climate justice activist Harjit Singh, advisor to the fossil fuel non-proliferation

treaty.

He's based in India, one of the countries that

rejected moving away from fossil fuels, along with China, Saudi Arabia, and Russia.

And thousands of Amazonian land defenders, both indigenous people and their allies, have

traveled to Belm, Brazil, saying the rainforest is at a tipping point, but still can be

saved. We'll speak with the leader of the indigenous resistance, Alessandra Khorup Munduruku.

Part of the protest to shut down the cock 30. She'll share her message with the world.

What are you doing to the environment?

What is your country doing to the environment?

With our people, with our

river, you need to know, because we here, we do not

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