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Minga Indigena delegates in Glasgow
[350.org]
INDIGENOUS groups that have travelled to Glasgow for the crucial Cop26 summit have said they will not look to their colonisers for answers to the climate emergency, hitting out at the world leaders’ proposed solutions.
Representatives from the Minga Indigena, a collective of indigenous peoples from the Americas, as well as others who have travelled from across the world for the talks, marched during the summit today.
They presented a list of demands, having been largely excluded from talks in the past fortnight.
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