Now that it is moderated and has more filters, will President Milei give the COP30 on climate change the green light? That is what

The government of Javier Milei won the elections and anticipated that it will link with other political sectors in search of transcendental agreements that Argentina needs. It anticipates reforms in tax, labor, and judicial matters, but has not yet said anything about environmental policy. In this context, a group of 34 entities from the agri-food chain asked the Executive to change the contempt it has shown so far for the multilateral agenda on this matter and to commit to actively participating in COP30, to demonstrate there that "agriculture can be part of the solution to global problems". The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, starting from the 1992 Rio summit, established the multilateral regime to respond to global warming. Now that summit returns to Brazil, to the city of Belem, in the heart of the Amazon, to try to renew those commitments. The meeting will take place from November 6 to 21 with the presence of 198 country representations. In the case of ...