Sevilla, España, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) El Sevilla consolidó hoy su sexto puesto en la Liga española de fútbol, tras vencer 2-0 al Osasuna en el cierre de la jornada 10.

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Basilea, Suiza, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) El tenis latinoamericano tuvo hoy una jornada aciaga en la primera ronda del torneo de Basilea, con los reveses de los argentinos Juan Manuel Cerúndolo y Mariano Navone. Cerúndolo perdió ante el alemán Daniel Altmaier por 7-6 (7/5), 6-7 (4/7) y 4-6, y Navone frente al monegasco Valentin Vacherot en dos sets 3-6 y 6-7 (4/7).

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As global leaders convene in Armenia this week for the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) conference of the parties (COP17), it is difficult to ignore how women’s oppression is deeply intertwined with the exploitation of ecosystems. After almost two decades of pledges, biodiversity action remains underfunded, forest loss continues to be a growing threat, socio-ecological transitions are a low priority, and ecosystems are spiraling toward collapse. The impacts of resulting climate disasters and biodiversity destruction are not felt equally, yet gender justice issues also remain unresolved within these international talks. In Yerevan, Armenia, countries will consider the first global review of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF), which was the first formal assessment to measure progress since its adoption in 2022. COP17 is also poised to advance efforts on biodiversity finance under the umbrella of common but differentiated responsibilities. But progress cannot be measured only in targets, financial commitments and international mechanisms. We should also ask a more basic question: What can we learn from the people who are already protecting biodiversity in their territories? Women leading agroecology and community conservation initiatives in Zambia. Image courtesy of Kapyanga Women Association & Zamsof. While hundreds of policymakers spend long hours negotiating decisions to promote false solutions and powerful corporate actors lobby to continue profiting from biodiversity destruction and obstruct environmental regulations, women from the Global South continue working without big cameras or fancy social media presences to protect what is left of their territories. They are ensuring the continuation of…This article was originally published on Mongabay

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