In Lützerath, the demonstrators are fighting to preserve the hamlet. Greta Thunberg paid a visit to the activists.
Greta Thunberg (20) supports the demonstrators in Lützerath. On Friday afternoon (January 13), the Swedish environmentalist appeared alongside climate activist Luisa Neubauer (26) and other supporters in the North Rhine-Westphalian settlement. , she took part in peaceful demonstrations there. Together with those present, she shouted “Lützi stays” in the camera. Still, the attention shouldn’t be on Greta. “Today it’s all about Lützerath,” her spokesman is said to have told reporters on site.
Greta Thunberg wants to show up again tomorrow in Lützerath
After a good half hour, however, Thunberg is said to have left again with a silver electric SUV. Actually, she announced that she would not take part in a large demo until tomorrow, Saturday (January 14). According to her own statements, she still wants to keep this appointment. from the demonstration site. “We are currently in Lützerath, a German village that is to be destroyed for the expansion of a coal mine. People have been fighting back for years,” she commented on her concern.
A few days ago, the evacuation of the town of Lützerath began. People have been protesting for the preservation of the small settlement since 2020. Hundreds of people are currently occupying the hamlet, and two climate demonstrators are currently in self-built tunnels under the village. The situation in Lützerath changes almost every hour, the large demo scheduled for Saturday should once again send a signal to politicians.
Source: Stern
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