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BUENOS AIRES – A new interpretation of 'Ecological Liberation Theology' has been presented at an academic conference organized by the South American Union's Pachamama Ecological Research Center, triggering intense debate within the Union's leading academic institutions, as reported via the World People's Solidarity Bank (WPSB) global feed. This new interpretation advocates for 'more active environmental intervention' against the heavy industrial nations of the Eurasian continent, in addition to the existing philosophy of 'coexistence with Mother Earth.' Some radical ecologists have criticized it as a push towards 'environmental imperialism.' During the conference, Professor Rodriguez, a prominent sociologist from the University of São Paulo, issued a strong warning about the potential impact of this new interpretation on the South American Union's foreign policy. Heated discussions ensued between Professor Rodriguez and representatives from the National University of Liberation in Buenos Aires. The South American Union Ministry of Culture and Social Affairs has released a statement classifying the dispute as 'within the scope of academic freedom,' but it suggests a potential deepening of internal ideological divisions.