How much longer can humanity endure so much damage to the environment?

On Wednesday, November 27, InfoCLACSO will be live on the YouTube channel and the Facebook and LinkedIn profiles.

Last Sunday, the [event/conference/conference] concluded in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. United Nations Climate Change Conference COP29With mixed feelings. While the main industrialized countries celebrated the conclusions incorporated into the final document, those most affected by climate change claim they left practically empty-handed.

-Karina Batthyány, Executive Director of CLACSO
-Carmen Capriles: Bolivian agronomist, specialist in environmental issues.
-Luis Carlos MontenegroMember of the CLACSO Working Group “Political Ecologies from the South Abya-Yala”.
-Sofia Avila Calero: Researcher at the Research Institute of UNAM in Mexico.
-Marcia Bernardes, Master's student in State, Government and Public Policy – ​​Flacso Brazil.
-Pablo VommaroAcademic Secretary of CLACSO.

The program for Wednesday, November 27th covers one of the main themes of the Platforms for Social Dialogue which CLACSO is promoting for the coming years: “Environment, climate change and social development”.

She drives: Gustavo Lema, Director of Communication and Information at CLACSO
Directed and edited by: Guido Fontán
Production: Eric Domergue, Noelia Croci, Agustina Castaños and Ángel Dávila
Design and programming: Sebastián Higa, Marcelo Giardino, Christian Iturricha, Camila Pastor and Renata Maestrovicente

Open to the addresses of the Executive Secretariat and the members of the Steering Committee of CLACSO to disseminate activities and topics specific to each country, this communication channel is also a space to analyze and deepen the Platforms for Social Dialogue (PDS) that CLACSO promotes for the coming years, to interview researchers, and for everything that makes up the life and production of the Latin American Council of Social Sciences.