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Ambientalistas celebran la reelección de Lula en Brasil: "La Amazonía respira aliviada"

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Ambientalistas celebran la reelección de Lula en Brasil: "La Amazonía respira aliviada" — Coral Springs Schools news

MANAOS, Brasil (AP) — Ambientalistas, grupos indígenas y científicos del clima celebraban la reelección en Brasil del presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, que abre la perspectiva de mantener el enfoque en frenar la tala ilegal en la Amazonia, la selva tropical más grande del mundo.Pero los partidarios también advirtieron que un Congreso cada vez más dominado por la extrema derecha y la bancada del agronegocio podría socavar esos esfuerzos por proteger el bosque y combatir el cambio climático.Lula derrotó al senador Flávio Bolsonaro, hijo del expresidente de extrema derecha Jair Bolsonaro, en la segunda vuelta del domingo con el 51,78% de los votos frente al 48,21%. Tras ir por detrás en la primera vuelta, Lula remontó para ganar por 4,4 millones de votos.“¡La Amazonia puede respirar aliviada!”, afirmó David Lapola, científico brasileño y autor principal de un capítulo sobre los llamados puntos de inflexión en un próximo informe climático de las Naciones Unidas. Los científicos debaten

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