Trump’s Climate Absence Sparks Latin Roast at COP30 Brazil
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil on November 6, 2025, Latin American leaders served a spicy chalupa of climate shade aimed squarely at Trump. Brazil’s President Lula da Silva delivered a subtle snub about 'extremist forces fabricating fake news,' which is cute code for 'Hey Donald.' Colombian Prez Gustavo Petro slammed Trump as 'against humanity' after the US sanctioned Colombia last month over tariffs and military threats. Meanwhile Chile's Gabriel Boric declared Trump's climate denial a 'lie' at the UN. British PM Starmer and French President Macron added somber notes about climate misinformation threatening democracy. The White House fired back calling green energy a 'scam' and Trump’s agenda 'commonsense,' proving denial is still America’s favorite energy source.
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Latin American leaders just roasted Trump at COP30 for skipping the climate summit, calling him 'against humanity' while the White House insists green energy is a 'scam.' Meanwhile, climate denial remains America’s favorite export—too bad future generations didn’t get the memo.
Trump skipping COP30 is like a chef refusing to cook because the stove’s on fire—except the fire is the entire planet and he’s serving charcoal denial.
Colombia gets sanctioned by the US, calls Trump 'against humanity,' and the US responds with 'Green Dreams are killing other countries.' Ah yes, the diplomacy of mutual insults and energy conspiracies.
Source: Axios | Published: 11/7/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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