RÍO DE JANEIRO (AP) – Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva inaugurated the General Assembly of United Nations on Tuesday. It is important that you feel the excitement that the tropical selva is causing in your country and the criticism of your country’s middle-ambient attitude.

Recently, 38,000 arsons were recorded in the Brazilian Amazon region, the most recent being a month ago in August 2010, followed by the data from the national institute. In September, the same dark record was repeated. People live in many cities, including the metropolis of Sao Paulo, several kilometers away.

Lula denounced these offenders and appointed more offenders for medium-level environment offenders. But your application was blocked by the medium-level environment regulator, Ibama, a few days ago, and was finalized in August, three months after your country was aware that the fire risk had increased significantly in a historic episode.

During this time, members of his government have expressed conflicting views on environmental and energy policy. When Lula retreated to the exploitation of crude oil reserves in the context of project planning in the Amazon, he engaged with environmentalists who know that Brazil has led a global transition to renewable energy. Recently, a tour of the Amazon was undertaken when experts encouraged deforestation.

In his previous tenure as president, in 2003 and 2010, he repeatedly reiterated about climate change, traveled to Brazil as a sanctuary for the future, and blamed the country’s countries for polluting the planet without flooding nations and heading for the wilderness. After compromising cargo in 2023 to protect the mediocre climate, his country reduced deforestation in the Amazon by 22% in the first year.

But now, as the need for a shared commitment to a moderately ambitious community forces them to formally abandon their position, Brazilian political adviser Thomas Traumann has joined in.

“Lula Siempre learned so much in the international reunions that she decided, and she warmed so much when she left the middle environment. “I do not think that this arson on your coast is to blame. I hope you have reached a good local. But that is not the case, because the land of the Ibama will not be long in coming.”

Lula announced four months later that the sea in the forests would be rented for several $1,800 per hectare and an additional 500 million reais ($90 million) was announced to combat arson throughout the country.

The mission did not change in recent years, when the Domingo intervened in a row before the Asamblea General in New York.

“Volver listened to our compromises and thought about what he had built in terms of form,” he said. “The goals we want to achieve are related to the mayor’s diplomat of recent years and the path to conversion into our joint mayor’s office.”

The next day, Energy Minister Alexandre Silveira, speaking at an oil conference in Rio de Janeiro, expressed his “absolute conviction” that Brazil would explore oil reserves near the Amazon.

Environmentalist Tica Minami protested during a protest outside the act because Lula Governor had “provoked his political contradictions”.

“It’s not just the executive. The Brazilian government must give priority to protection,” he added. “Our government has to be valiant and do what is necessary for the good environment and the people. But companies also have a lot of responsibility because they are the beneficiaries of the destruction of the good environment.”