Informe: Nuevo Pacto Verde Internacionalista
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Una transición que deje atrás los combustibles fósiles debe ser justa, equitativa y ecológica: esto es central en nuestra visión de un Nuevo Pacto Verde Internacionalista.
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Las transiciones justas, equitativas y ecológicas son, en esencia, una cuestión de justicia: inseparables de la equidad y la dignidad. Justicia para todas las personas, asalariadas y no asalariadas; y justicia para nuestro planeta y todos los seres que lo habitan.
Para garantizar la justicia, debemos imaginar y construir sistemas alternativos que aborden mejor las causas profundas del colapso socioecológico que estamos viviendo. Basar estos sistemas en valores de cuidado y reparación es fundamental para lograr el apoyo popular amplio que necesitan las transiciones para tener éxito.
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