This week, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. announce that Amazon box You will receive a grant from the United Kingdom of R$ 500 million. Marina Silva, the current minister to environmentHe was hospitalized in São Paulo after being diagnosed with Covid-19. However, he noted that the money raised will be used to protect indigenous lands and food security. In addition, it will be used to combat illegal mining and deforestation in Brazil.
according to investigations Globo TVThe donation was reported during a meeting with President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (pacific time), in London. which was attended by the Prime Minister. This amount will help the environment to combat deforestation and the lands of the Yanomami that have suffered the consequences of illegal mining. This Saturday (6), I found a lifeless woman in the territory. This is already the fourteenth in just one week.
According to the authorities, King Charles III has already spoken with President Lula about preserving the Amazon. “The first thing the King said to me was to take care of the Amazon. And I said, ‘I need help, it’s just not our will.'” Help and a lot of resources are needed.” Report to the boss. The purpose of Amazon box It is seeking funds to fund deforestation and forest degradation. It was created in 2008 during the Lula government.
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Marina, is in stable health condition, but is under medical supervision and isolated to avoid transmission between other people. At the moment she is completely at rest. She is recovering well and according to testimonies, she has no fever, just some body aches and a cough. He was hospitalized on Saturday morning at the Instituto do Coração (InCor), in São Paulo. The hospital announced that she has a respiratory infection caused by the coronavirus, but she does not have viral pneumonia. He is under the medical care of a cardiologist, as well as a pulmonologist and infectious disease specialist.
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