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debate forward deep green economy and the rights of Mother Earth

La Paz, April 26 (ABI) .- This millennium be characterized by a profound debate among the countries that support proposals in defense of the green economy and those who claim the rights of Mother Earth, said Tuesday President Evo Morales.

In a press conference at the Government Palace, Morales noted that the debate will face to face "the case of industrialized nations and the peoples of the world. " stressed that one year of the World Summit of the Peoples on Climate Change and the Defense of Mother Earth, held in Tiquipaya Bolivian population, with the assistance of thousands of representatives of international organizations, governments and social movements, the recommendations are more relevant than ever.

"At the meeting adopted recommendations on the rights to defense of life, the regeneration of the bio-capacity and a life of harmony and balance in the world, "he said.

The president explained that the developed nations are engaged in an "irrational industrialization only seeking profit rather than respect for nature and the earth." He added that unfortunately industrialized nations defend "the development for a few, when the peoples of the world seek equality between human beings and the elimination of the deep asymmetries."

made clear its belief that the "green economy posed by industrialized nations is untenable and impossible because they want to convert land capital that benefits few. "

" Whereas, the peoples, land is a home for the capitalists is a profit based on the looting and destruction of the planet without respecting the life of the humanity ".

The Head of State noted that at the World Summit on Climate Change held last December in Cancún, Mexico, Bolivia stated that she was alone, but now goes by time proposals have been incorporated into the national debate in various organizations and countries worldwide.

said many nations that did not support the approach of Bolivia "repent today and have incorporated their suggestions in international forums which address climate change and the survival of the planet."

Morales remarked that the debate is open about it and the peoples of the world pick up the experiences that live day to day changes in climate in the world that cause natural disasters in all continents, are floods, droughts, frosts, earthquakes, and others.

The Bolivian president said the decision of the United Nations Organization (UN) to declare April 22 as Earth Day, although required to adopt a Declaration on the Rights of Mother Earth, as it did six decades ago with Human Rights.

"The Rights of Mother Earth are more important than human rights themselves, because if the world would be extinguished no human life," he said repeatedly. Acl




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