On International Mother Earth Day, Club de Madrid contributed to COP4 of the Escazú Agreement, reinforcing the urgency of protecting environmental defenders and advancing gender-responsive environmental democracy across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Club de Madrid convened global leaders to address two urgent challenges: rising wealth inequality and the need to rethink democracy support. The message was clear — protecting democracy requires bold reforms, stronger cooperation, and new cross-sector alliances.
The event “Looking Toward Ibero-America” is conceived as a space for strategic reflection on how other regions perceive the Ibero-American space in a fragmented world and how the region can project its voice, capacities, and priorities in the current global context.
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