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Indigenous protesters block COP30 entrance

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Indigenous protesters peacefully blocked the COP30 summit’s entrance in Brazil on Friday. Dozens from the Munduruku group demanded an end to projects that threaten the plight of Indigenous peoples. CBC’s international climate correspondent Susan Ormiston explains how the demonstrations forced COP30’s president to come out and speak with activists.

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