FROM THE AMAZON TO THE WORLD
We march together for internationalist solidarity and for hope! We live in an era of global crises, which demand global and interconnected responses. From North to South and from East to West, all over the world, people are feeling the effects of rising inequality, climate catastrophes, and the destruction of nature.
We are the ones who hear the cry and know the reality of the territories: of the people of the countryside, the waters, the mangroves, the seas, the forests, of the workers of the cities, of women, youth, and children. We are not just victims, we are the force of change!
The crisis we face is the result of a system that exploits, threatens, divides, and kills us. It is environmental racism that strikes first and hardest the Black, Indigenous, and peripheral bodies and territories. It is patriarchy that oppresses women and sexual diversities. It is this unjust economic system that increasingly exploits the working class and nature.
Corporate power and impunity continue, and the increase in popular protests is met with repression and militarism. We are witnessing multiple wars and genocides, supported by imperialism, with transnational corporations as the main beneficiaries.
At the People’s Summit toward COP30, we build our critique of this model, but also our agenda for change. Our struggle is for popular agrarian reform, for agroecology, for socio-ecological restoration, and for food sovereignty. It is for just cities, where decent housing, quality transportation, sanitation, and energy are rights, not commodities. It is for solidarity with the peoples — from Palestine to Haiti, from the Amazon to the Sahel — with the social fighters who resist the extractive and predatory model of international capital. It is for a just, popular, and inclusive transition, with dignified and decent work, where the economy is not for the few, but for all peoples. It is for the end of the exploitation and use of fossil fuels.
A world where there is no oppression of any kind, no wars, or hunger. A world where life is at the center, above profit and the maximum extraction of nature and labor to benefit large corporations and oligarchs. We demand reparations, the end of colonial, ecological, and financial debts, and that transnational corporations and imperialist governments be held accountable for the crimes they commit.
We know that the real solutions are in the hands of those who build resistance in their territories. That is why, on November 15, 2025, during COP30, we will take to the streets of Belém and all over the world with our voices and our political agenda. We will show that the climate struggle is our daily struggle for the land, for the water, for the mangroves, for the seas, for the forests, for life, and for the dignity of the peoples.
From different perspectives and different geographical and political realities, we march together for system change and for climate justice!
Join us on November 15 for the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice. This is a moment for movements everywhere to rise together for justice, equality, and system change.
This mobilization is part of the series of collective actions we committed to at the start of the year. Together, we will march in Belém during COP30 and in cities across the world to confront and change the system that fuels inequality, exploitation, and climate destruction.
Our struggles go far beyond the COP; they are part of a global fight for justice, liberation, and the power of peoples everywhere.
Attached is a graphic you can download and share electronically to invite others and help spread the word — available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. The full call to action, narrative, toolkits, and visuals will follow soon.
This November 15, organize, mobilize, and see you on the streets, in Belém and across the world!
