The UN General Assembly voted 141 to 8 on May 20 to endorse last year's International Court of Justice opinion declaring climate inaction a violation of international law. The resolution — opposed by the US, Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia — calls for phasing out fossil fuel subsidies and requires states to provide reparations for climate damage.
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La ONU respalda por 141 votos el fallo histórico sobre el clima

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La Asamblea General de la ONU aprobó el 20 de mayo con 141 votos a favor y 8 en contra la opinión consultiva del Tribunal Internacional de Justicia que declara la inacción climática una violación del derecho internacional. La resolución, rechazada por EE. UU., Rusia, Irán y Arabia Saudita, exige eliminar los subsidios a los combustibles fósiles y reparar los daños climáticos.

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