Wednesday, April 20, 2011

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Mother Earth Day International Mother Earth in defense of nature and the survival of humanity


This market report on the dangers of climate change, global warming and the pressures of nature by mercantilist interests mercilessly exploited the natural resources of peoples.
Bolivia has assumed an important role in the actions of preservation of nature against threats posed to the humanity posed and irrational industrialization policies being implemented by some developed nations. Bolivian concerns were outlined in a timely manner at the summits on Climate Change and Global Warming held in Copenhagen, Denmark, and in Cancun, Mexico, years 2009 and 2010, respectively.
The International Day of Mother Earth comes two days before the date it reaches a global higher profile and does not cross the religious holidays of Easter.
the initiative of Bolivia, the United Nations (UN) declared in 2009 on April 22 as International Day of Mother Earth, with the support of 192 countries of the General Assembly this organism intercontinental.

President Morales raised in many international events as the century XXI must be considered the rights of Mother Earth and all living things that inhabit it.

On several occasions, the Head of State called on the UN for the declaration of the rights of Mother Earth, as a source of life.

"The rights of Mother Earth are even more important that human rights themselves, because if the planet was extinguished by the disrespect and changing irrational policies of industrialization, mankind would cease to exist" said.

In April 2010, the Bolivian population Tiquipaya hosted the World Summit of the Peoples on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth with the participation of thousands of representatives of international organizations, governments and social movements from countries of all continents.

The meeting issued a series of recommendations that became a worldwide alert about the dangers that threaten his life for the assault on nature.

According to a report by the Ministry of Communication, the Bolivian government considers that the declaration of Mother Earth Day should further four basic principles: The right to life of the ecosystem, the right to the regeneration of biodiversity, the right to live free from pollution and the right to live in harmony with nature.

The UN held on April 22 in an interactive dialogue with the participation of eight panelists from different countries, at the request of the organizers, the President of the General Assembly and the Permanent Mission of Bolivia to the body multilateral.

will be at the table of debate the difference between the commodification of nature and the need to preserve it as the only source of life.

According to the report, the results of this interactive dialogue will be an input to the process of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil between June 4 and 6 2012 (Rio 20). Acl




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