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The façade of a Lisbon hotel used as the centre-right coalition's HQ for election night was covered in red paint by climate activists. 'There is no victory in guaranteeing climate chaos' claimed the Climáximo collective in a press release. IMAGES
In Paris, in the presence of Greta Thunberg, environmental activists unveil giant dollars to put pressure on leaders meeting at the summit for a new financial pact to "put an end" to fossil fuel financing. IMAGES
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and Ugandan climate activist Patience Nabukalu take part in a demonstration by the group 'Fridays for Future' in front of the headquarters of German retail bank Postbank in Bonn, western Germany, to demand an end of new fossil fuel funding projects by banks and states. The activists march from the United Nations campus to the Postbank (Deutsche Bank) headquarters to demand that company CEO Christian Sewing and TotalEnergies stop funding the EACOP pipeline in Uganda. IMAGES
German police officers begin removing climate activists perched precariously on high structures after they embarked on an operation to evacuate a protest camp that has become a symbol of resistance against fossil fuels. Luetzerath, a village in North Rhine-Westphalia state, has been turned over to around 2,000 anti-coal activists who are trying to prevent the site from being dug up for coal. IMAGES
Berlin (Germany), Sep 24 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Clemens Bilan and Filip Singer) Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg asked the Germans in Berlin on Friday to go to the polls this Sunday, while criticizing the inaction of political leaders and affirmed that no political force guarantees compliance with the Paris Agreement against climate change.FOOTAGE OF THE 'FRIDAYS FOR FUTURE' DEMONSTRATION IN BERLIN, IN WHICH THE ATTENDEES HAVE DEMANDED "CLIMATE JUSTICE" AND IN WHICH ACTIVIST GRETA THUNBERG HAS PARTICIPATED.
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg addresses the crowd in Berlin at the Fridays for Future protest. Tens of thousands of climate activists including Greta Thunberg have begun descending on German cities to crank up the pressure on candidates competing to succeed Angela Merkel at this weekend's general election. SOUNDBITE