Evo To The Rescue

From "Financial:"

Bolivian President Evo Morales said on December 23 his country could host an international summit on climate change in April, which could become an alternative to Copenhagen climate talks held in December, Latin American media reported.

"In April next year, I intend to convene the world's public organizations for this international peoples' conference on climate change," the Bolivian leader told journalists, adding "we will invite not only peoples and public organizations, but also scientists, academicians and experts."

"Morales, who was declared by the United Nations "World Hero of Mother Earth" for his environmental protection activities, said "Mother Earth's rights" would be discussed at the conference in Bolivia. He said the talks would take place on International Mother Earth Day, on April 22, ahead of a summarizing climate conference in Mexico due in late 2010," RIA Novosti informed.