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Special: The 137 leaders who are modernizing Colombia

Forbes presents 137 profiles of Colombians who, from various sectors, are modernizing the country through their leadership and work. They exemplify that transformation is ongoing and have successfully navigated it.

The battle over gender at COP30: the plan is saved, but the language loses its force.

Although COP30 managed to approve a new Gender Action Plan with 27 measures to incorporate “gender lenses” into climate policies, the text was marked by tense negotiations, attempts to replace gender with “biological sex” and complaints of weakening language about rights, diversities and intersectionality.

From COP30, voices from the Caribbean have called for action on the climate crisis

Volunteers and indigenous leaders shared initiatives with a gender focus that are carried out in the territories. They seek environmental justice in the face of problems facing the country.

COP30: ‘Barranquilla+20’ leads global call to protect gender progress in climate action

The Barranquilla-based foundation actively participates in the conference to promote alliances, dialogues, and events that focus on the experiences and proposals of women from different territories.

"We've come to put pressure on": Indigenous people from Latin America arrive at COP30 to make their voices heard

Belém (Brazil) (EFE) - By land, water and air, indigenous peoples from all over Latin America began arriving this Saturday in Belém, Brazil, to make themselves heard more than ever at the UN climate summit (COP30), which will begin next week at the gateway to the Amazon.

A caravan that reflects on caring for the environment

The initiative is being welcomed in Barranquilla, with the aim of forging commitments and engaging communities that depend on ecosystems. It is a preliminary step to COP 30, which will take place in November in Brazil.