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‘He felt heard’: How a film brought a UN report to life in Xochimilco

UN News · Official source · Oct 4, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC

A documentary drawn from United Nations University research was screened at the COP30 climate conference and film festivals across Europe. Its most important journey, though, was the one back to the Mexico City canals where it was filmed.

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