The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, reiterated on Wednesday his solidarity and concern about the fires that have been recorded in the Amazon for three weeks and that has reached approximately one million hectares.
Through his account on Twitter, he joined the call of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our Americas (ALBA-TCP) to hold an extraordinary meeting to evaluate and coordinate concrete decisions to quell the flames that affect the Brazilian Amazon.
This request had been made by the South American nation on August 24, however, some governments in the Amazon region that call themselves members of the self-styled Lima Group, opposed the call for ideological reasons.
Nicolás Maduro
@NicolasMaduro
“Venezuela and the ALBA-TCP countries get in solidarity, given the terrible fires in the Amazon that seriously affect our Pachamama. It is necessary to take strong actions to protect and preserve our environment. https://twitter.com/jaarreaza/status/1166755854940459009…”
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