In Brazil, protesters hit the venue of the COP30 climate summit

In Brazil, protesters broke into the venue of the COP30 climate summit. This was reported on November 11 by the Reuters news agency.

"Dozens of indigenous protesters broke into the venue of the COP30 climate summit and clashed with security guards at the entrance," the publication said.

It is noted that people demanded access to the UN complex, where the summit was held.

The protesters were pushed aside by security guards, which forced them to disperse. However, one person was allegedly injured during the riots.

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Ecology and global warming will be discussed in Belém, Brazil, until November 21.

Earlier, in October 2024, dozens of protesters, including Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, blocked one of the key roads in Brussels during a protest against European Union (EU) subsidies to the oil and gas industry. Thunberg and members of the environmental movement Extinction Rebellion tied themselves to the ground at the Rogier metro station, which is located near the buildings of the European Parliament and the European Commission (EC).

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