Brazil concluded its contentious COP30 climate summit with a financial boost for poor nations coping with global warming while sidestepping any mention of fossil fuels.

In Brazil's effort to showcase united global action, the compromise agreement highlighted deep-seated divisions over future climate strategies, especially regarding the fossil fuel debate.

Despite objections from Latin American neighbors like Colombia and Panama, the summit emphasized increased financial commitments from wealthier nations, spotlighting the urgent need for developing countries to tackle climate impacts.

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