The countdown has begun for , to be held on , from November 10th to 21st.
Two currents have already germinated. One favors technical discussions and diplomatic negotiation. The other encourages folklore events. They can live together, but just lose their hand to produce ridiculous situations, like the American president in Manaus.
Events have the virtue of distracting the attention of those who want serious debates. As it is a full plate for staging, marketing tends to favor scenographic events. They will add shine to the figures of infiltrators infiltrated in the setting of a diplomatic meeting.
to occupy government officials. Brasília announced R$4.7 billion in investments in the city. It’s good money and can change the face of the city.
It would be worth including someone in the team planning the initiatives who is familiar with the disaster of investments made in Rio for the 2016 Olympics. (The 2012 London Olympics revitalized part of the city. Rio’s boosted real estate investments in Miami.)
COPs, like almost all major UN meetings, have a tradition of lots of talk and few results. If the Belém conference goes along these lines, Brazil and the Amazon will be associated with failure.
Words to the fire
Brazil closed 2024, an increase of 46% compared to 2023 and the worst result since 2007. Let’s say that these are past fires.
With the new year, the clock is ticking to measure the hibernation time of the promise to create a Climate Authority, reiterated by Lula in September last year. The creation of this new body was a campaign promise.
The agroglodytes are against any initiative to protect the , but because of quisilas within the government itself. Each square of the environmental bureaucracy defends any initiative, as long as it does not interfere with its little world of power.
If the Climate Authority is created tomorrow, it will be possible that it will have results to offer in November.
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