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Bolivia insists on promoting "balanced logic" and not predatory


La Paz, April 22 (ABI)

.- The Bolivian government insisted Friday, in the International Day of Mother Earth, to promote "balanced logic" and not environmentally destructive, to preserve the planet and life.

In an impromptu press conference at Government Palace gates, Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera said that Bolivia as government and people maintain a "relationship creative and respectful "between man and nature, in his view, comes from" community heritage. "

" We want to promote, disseminate balanced logic. You have to use what nature has, but do not destroy that nature gives us, that's the message, "he argued. Garcia Linera said that the Bolivian environmental policy is based on "metabolic exchange respectful."

"We need things in nature, as the raw material while preserving not destroying, by allowing for a feedback for future generations of those gifts that nature gives us, "he reflected. argued that, contrary to the logic of capitalism is" difficult "to maintain a balance because for this paradigm what prevails is profit above the preservation of Mother Earth.

"If you kill da gain must be killed if the hills end is lucroso must destroy the hills and if you stop da gain forests must be stopped forests, "he said.

In his view, the task of humanity is to find the right balance between the use of non-destructive nature.

recalled that the Organization of the United Nations recognized April 22 as International Day of Mother Earth (Pachamama) initiative in Bolivia.

in that direction, on the International Day of Mother Earth, Bolivia reaffirmed the commitment of caring for the planet to prevent global warming caused by greenhouse gases, a premise that was implemented at the World Conference Peoples on Climate Change and the Rights of the Mother Earth Summit in Cochabamba in 2010, where more than 30,000 representatives from five continents have joined their voices to save the planet.
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