Paulo André Paz de Lima
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Paulo André Paz de Lima is an Amazonian Indigenous leader who played a pivotal role in breaking through barriers at COP30 to amplify Indigenous voices and demands, believing that increased visibility in negotiations was essential for his community.
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Paulo André Paz de Lima, an Amazonian indigenous leader, believed that breaking through barriers helped amplify indigenous voices at COP30.
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The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Indigenous people reflect on meaning of their participation in COP30 | World News