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G77 + China and support ALBA Bolivia in climate change negotiations in Bangkok

April 5, 2011

(Bangkok, Thailand)

"We express our deep concern over the fact that two decisions were taken in the context of the Cancun negotiations, bypassing the formal objection, expressly and explicitly of a State Party. We believe that this is a dangerous precedent that should not be repeated within the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change "said Bolivia, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Venezuela on behalf of ALBA, who stressed that "these illegal practices currently affecting the state of Bolivia, a country that has the same rights as everyone else. Tomorrow may affect any of the countries here. "

Likewise, in the opening session of the negotiating session on climate change the G77 + China which brings together 131 developing countries, said that" as we move towards Durban (where will the next Conference on Climate Change) the way the multilateral process must ensure a transparent, open, run by the States Parties and inclusive will lead to consensus "... referring to that one should not repeat what happened in Cancun with no consensus adoption of these two decisions.

ALBA in his speech supported the positions of Bolivia, noting that: "We do not consider the results of Cancun were a step forward in the Working Group of the Kyoto Protocol, but rather a step towards ago. " For its part, the delegation of Bolivia thanked the support and said" If we compare global warming with a meadow on fire that threatens to destroy a village, we would say that the negotiations in Cancun was the culmination of a lengthy meeting of firefighters who decided to take a single bucket of water to the fire while saying: "a bucket of water is better than nothing," "the perfect is the enemy of the possible", "this is the first bucket." And while doing a press conference to announce that gradually progressed and had "saved the negotiation process for the fire brigade the fire ... the flames approached the town." And the Ambassador Pablo Solon on behalf of the delegation of Bolivia concluded: "Cancun except firefighters and host, now in Durban we have to save the environment and humanity."

To Durban is a success that requires emission reduction commitments by developed countries from 40% to 50% of real and domestic. Only then can prevent a catastrophic increase of 4 ° C to 5 ° C warming in this century.

From: http://cmpcc.org/2011/04/05/g77china-y-alba-respaldan-a-bolivia-en-negociaciones-de-cambio-climatico-en-bangkok/

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