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Security & Strategic Review - December 2021
BRAZIL: Government vs. indigenous at the COP26
The official Brazilian delegation at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP26), which took place in Glasgow during the first fortnight of November, was the largest of any country: 479 members. In parallel, around 40 Brazilian indigenous leaders attended as observers, said to be the largest indigenous delegation to ever attend a COP, and with a more visible presence than in previous years. These two groups came with very different messages, however.
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