En el Foro Permanente, los líderes conectan el cambio climático, la minería y la deforestación con la creciente crisis de salud y demandan un enfoque coordinado para los derechos de la tierra.
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La salud indígena no puede separarse de la salud ambiental, líderes le dicen a la ONU
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