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WE ARRIVE AT COP30 WITH A MESSAGE FROM THE HEART OF THE WORLD<\/h1>\n\n

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Yaku Mama Flotilla arrives in Bel\u00e9m do Par\u00e1 for COP30Credits: Hackeo Cultural<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n

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BEL\u00c9M DO PAR\u00c1, BRASIL \u2014November 9, 2025. <\/strong>We are the mountain, the rivers, the living jungle. We are the seeds, the trees, the refuge. We are the territory of all lives. We are the Amazon, we are resistance. <\/p>\n\n

We are more than 60 leaders and women leaders of Indigenous Peoples from Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico, and Indonesia. For one month, we have navigated 3,000 kilometers along the Napo and Amazon rivers<\/a>\u2014the same waters that centuries ago were a route of conquest\u2014now transforming them into a path of resistance, dignity, and climate justice. <\/p>\n\n

We do not come to COP30<\/a> to ask for permission. We come to demand that climate policies be built from the territories, with justice for those of us who protect life. <\/p>\n\n

OUR JOURNEY<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n

During this journey through Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, and Brazil, the river spoke to us. We saw the blood of the earth in the water: rivers poisoned by illegal mining, oil spills that are never cleaned up, and waste that states have ignored for decades. The water\u2014the primary source of life\u2014is being turned into a threat for those who have protected it for millennia. We witnessed the machine of extermination operating without pause: mining, oil companies, logging, and hydroelectric dams, which continue the 500+ years of ecocide and genocide to fuel the consumption of the Global North, the main responsible party for this climate crisis. <\/p>\n\n

We saw defenders forced into exile for protecting life. We saw Indigenous youth blocked: without work or spaces for decision-making, forced to migrate. And we saw the most brutal hypocrisy: Brazil, the host of this COP30, is pushing for oil exploration at the mouth of the Amazon River\u2014home to Peoples in Isolation and Initial Contact. In Ecuador, the government is calling for a constituent assembly to repeal the rights of nature. While the world talks about climate action, it criminalizes and murders those who practice it. COP30 cannot continue deciding about us, without us. COP30 cannot continue to decide about us, without us.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

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\"Arrival
Arrival and disembark of the flotilla in Bel\u00e9mCredits: Daniela Beltr\u00e1n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n

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THE LIVING SOLUTIONS<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n

This journey showed us that viable and replicable solutions already exist\u2014they are alive. At every stop, we exchanged monitoring methods, defense strategies, territorial governance systems, and spirituality. We heard different languages naming the same struggles, distinct worldviews defending the same principle: life is sacred and non-negotiable. <\/p>\n\n

We learned from peoples who have stopped extractivist projects through collective governance, who have confronted corporations and states, and won. This flotilla is living evidence: peoples from diverse Ancestral Nations flowing as a single river. <\/p>\n\n

We bring communication as a tool for territorial defense, creating our own narrative: territorial authorities with their own voice and legitimate governance systems. We bring the clarity that we are the answer.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n

ot as ‘beneficiaries’ of programs designed in distant offices, but as authorities with the right to self-determination. The results speak for themselves: where Indigenous territory is recognized and respected, the jungle stands tall, the water is clean, and biodiversity thrives. <\/p>\n\n

WHAT WE DEMAND AT COP30<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n

Without the Amazon, there is no future for humanity. We arrive in Bel\u00e9m with the following demands and proposals, which are common sense in the face of the environmental, economic, political, and spiritual crisis that the entire world is experiencing. <\/p>\n\n

1. AMAZON FREE OF OIL AND MINING<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand the immediate prohibition of fossil fuel exploration and extraction in the Amazon and in all Indigenous territories worldwide. Only an Amazon free of extraction can guarantee the protection of defenders, preserve biodiversity, and ensure global climate resilience. The Amazon is not a resource to be exploited: it is a living being that requires immediate protection. <\/p>\n\n

2. RECOGNITION OF TERRITORIES AS LIVING BEINGS WITH RIGHTS<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand that States legally recognize the Amazon, rivers, and all territories as living entities with their own rights, not as exploitable resources. This recognition must be translated into effective and binding legal protection. <\/p>\n\n

3. INDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY ABOVE EXTRACTIVE LAWS<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand the recognition of Indigenous authority as legitimate and binding, superseding concessions and state laws that authorize extractivism. The self-determination of peoples cannot be subordinated to corporate or governmental interests. We demand the recognition and guarantee of full territorial rights. <\/p>\n\n

4. REAL FREE, PRIOR, AND INFORMED CONSENT<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand that the energy transition be truly just, respecting Free, Prior, and Informed Consent without simulations or merely decorative consultations. We demand binding\u2014not symbolic\u2014participation in all negotiation spaces that affect our territories. <\/p>\n\n

5. END TO FORCED EXILE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION FOR DEFENDERS<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand justice and concrete security guarantees, and an end to impunity regarding threats, assassinations, and criminalization. We demand an end to forced exile that uproots territorial defenders from their communities. States must ensure that those of us who defend the earth can remain peacefully in our communities. <\/p>\n\n

6. BINDING INTEGRATION OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand what is rightfully ours: that our ancestral knowledge and practices\u2014applied science spanning thousands of years\u2014be recognized and integrated into climate policies as replicable and globally acknowledged solutions, not as ‘folklore’ or ‘customs.<\/p>\n\n

7. DIRECT FINANCING TO THOSE WHO PROTECT LIFE<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand agile climate funds, without intermediaries who profit from our conservation work, and with simplified access for Indigenous youth. The financing must flow directly to our territorial governance systems and to the new generations of defenders. <\/p>\n\n

8. COMPENSATION FOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND CLEAN WATER<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n

We demand direct compensation so that Amazonian communities can strengthen their adaptation capabilities to a crisis they did not cause. Our territories are facing droughts, floods, and rivers poisoned by mining and oil. Compensation must include water decontamination, waste management, and investment in adaptation systems based on ancestral knowledge. <\/p>\n\n

These demands are non-negotiable because we are not negotiating our existence<\/h5>\n\n

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\"March
Day 8 – March of the PeoplesCredits: Cercano<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n

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THE ANSWER IS US<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n

This flotilla does not end in Bel\u00e9m. It remains organized and ready to fight. <\/p>\n\n

We commit to remaining organized after COP30: to sustain communication and coordination among the participating organizations, and to collectively follow up on these demands and push for their fulfillment. <\/p>\n\n

The defense of the Amazon and all territories worldwide does not pause when a COP ends. The fight continues every day in our rivers, forests, and communities. We are the hope, we are the answer.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

We call upon the international community to remain vigilant regarding the fulfillment of these demands. Because true climate action is not signed in agreements: it is lived and defended in our territories every single day <\/p>\n\n

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The fight for Mother Earth is the mother of all struggles!<\/strong><\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

WE ARRIVE AT COP30 WITH A MESSAGE FROM THE HEART OF THE WORLD BEL\u00c9M DO PAR\u00c1, BRASIL \u2014November 9, 2025. We are the mountain, the rivers, the living jungle. We are the seeds, the trees, the refuge. We are the territory of all lives. We are the Amazon, we are resistance. We are more than 60 leaders and women leaders of Indigenous Peoples from Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico, and Indonesia. For one month, we have navigated 3,000 kilometers along the Napo and Amazon rivers\u2014the same waters that centuries ago were a route of conquest\u2014now transforming them into a path of resistance, dignity, and climate justice. We do not come to COP30 to ask for permission. We come to demand that climate policies be built from the territories, with justice for those of us who protect life. OUR JOURNEY During this journey through Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, and Brazil, the river spoke to us. We saw the blood of the earth in the water: rivers poisoned by illegal mining, oil spills that are never cleaned up, and waste that states have ignored for decades. The water\u2014the primary source of life\u2014is being turned into a threat for those who have protected it for millennia. We witnessed the machine of extermination operating without pause: mining, oil companies, logging, and hydroelectric dams, which continue the 500+ years of ecocide and genocide to fuel the consumption of the Global North, the main responsible party for this climate crisis. We saw defenders forced into exile for protecting life. We saw Indigenous youth blocked: without work or spaces for decision-making, forced to migrate. And we saw the most brutal hypocrisy: Brazil, the host of this COP30, is pushing for oil exploration at the mouth of the Amazon River\u2014home to Peoples in Isolation and Initial Contact. In Ecuador, the government is calling for a constituent assembly to repeal the rights of nature. While the world talks about climate action, it criminalizes and murders those who practice it. COP30 cannot continue deciding about us, without us. COP30 cannot continue to decide about us, without us. THE LIVING SOLUTIONS This journey showed us that viable and replicable solutions already exist\u2014they are alive. At every stop, we exchanged monitoring methods, defense strategies, territorial governance systems, and spirituality. We heard different languages naming the same struggles, distinct worldviews defending the same principle: life is sacred and non-negotiable. We learned from peoples who have stopped extractivist projects through collective governance, who have confronted corporations and states, and won. This flotilla is living evidence: peoples from diverse Ancestral Nations flowing as a single river. We bring communication as a tool for territorial defense, creating our own narrative: territorial authorities with their own voice and legitimate governance systems. We bring the clarity that we are the answer. ot as ‘beneficiaries’ of programs designed in distant offices, but as authorities with the right to self-determination. The results speak for themselves: where Indigenous territory is recognized and respected, the jungle stands tall, the water is clean, and biodiversity thrives. WHAT WE DEMAND AT COP30 Without the Amazon, there is no future for humanity. We arrive in Bel\u00e9m with the following demands and proposals, which are common sense in the face of the environmental, economic, political, and spiritual crisis that the entire world is experiencing. 1. AMAZON FREE OF OIL AND MINING We demand the immediate prohibition of fossil fuel exploration and extraction in the Amazon and in all Indigenous territories worldwide. Only an Amazon free of extraction can guarantee the protection of defenders, preserve biodiversity, and ensure global climate resilience. The Amazon is not a resource to be exploited: it is a living being that requires immediate protection. 2. RECOGNITION OF TERRITORIES AS LIVING BEINGS WITH RIGHTS We demand that States legally recognize the Amazon, rivers, and all territories as living entities with their own rights, not as exploitable resources. This recognition must be translated into effective and binding legal protection. 3. INDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY ABOVE EXTRACTIVE LAWS We demand the recognition of Indigenous authority as legitimate and binding, superseding concessions and state laws that authorize extractivism. The self-determination of peoples cannot be subordinated to corporate or governmental interests. We demand the recognition and guarantee of full territorial rights. 4. REAL FREE, PRIOR, AND INFORMED CONSENT We demand that the energy transition be truly just, respecting Free, Prior, and Informed Consent without simulations or merely decorative consultations. We demand binding\u2014not symbolic\u2014participation in all negotiation spaces that affect our territories. 5. END TO FORCED EXILE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION FOR DEFENDERS We demand justice and concrete security guarantees, and an end to impunity regarding threats, assassinations, and criminalization. We demand an end to forced exile that uproots territorial defenders from their communities. States must ensure that those of us who defend the earth can remain peacefully in our communities. 6. 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