E 'on the last day of the summit on the climate. Perhaps the most important 
in which the Heads of State of nearly two hundred countries will meet to negotiate the draft text (two separate, second As announced yesterday by President Rasmussen) that could be a new climate agreement.
in which the Heads of State of nearly two hundred countries will meet to negotiate the draft text (two separate, second As announced yesterday by President Rasmussen) that could be a new climate agreement. The two Working Groups (AWG) are, after a long night of revisions, still finalizing the details "to make all along." The atmosphere seems more relaxed after the harsh polemics of Wednesday and the protests around the world. Diplomatic intervention of many delegates, civil society representatives and prime ministers, seems to have restored hope in ultimate success. E 'scheduled for 12, the first trading session of the COP, which could extend until late at night (as happened in Kyoto, where the agreement was made less than 12 hours after the end of the summit). The hope is the last to die!
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