Summary
Dozens of protesters entered the United Nations climate summit in Belem, Brazil, demanding actions to protect the environment and forests. The protest led to clashes with security and injured at least two guards. Indigenous communities are a focus at the summit, with some expressing anger over Amazon development.
Key Facts
- Protesters entered a United Nations climate summit in Brazil.
- The event took place at COP30 in Belem.
- Clashes with security guards occurred, injuring at least two guards.
- Thousands of delegates from around the world attended the summit.
- Indigenous communities are highlighted as important participants by the Brazilian President.
- Some indigenous leaders are upset about development in the Amazon rainforest.
