Foremost, we need to know what carbon neutrality is. Carbon neutrality means that there is no net increase in the global emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, and it is achieved when mainly the amount of CO2 is removed by various ways, thus generating a zero balance. 

Sadly, in my country (Mexico), the regime is not supporting the achievement of carbon neutrality. In fact, one of the big projects of the current government is the construction of a refinery that is supposed to supply gasoline to all of Mexico in a few years when it is completed. Sounds good, doesn't it? But already, several car companies are planning to make electric cars. Instead of supporting renewable energy, the current government prefers to build a refinery. In fact, the government prefers to invest in fossil fuels instead of renewable energy. One of the largest energy companies in Spain had problems because of the current government's vision. I think it's a lack of empathy that explains this. Most of the politicians leading Mexico are old people over 60 years old. I think that because of their age, they do not have a great concern for future generations.

For the Latin American region, one way to achieve this balance is to reforest, I believe that Latin America has big problems with deforestation. In the same way, in my country, the part that receives money to put out forest fires receives less money, so lately the fires have generated worse things, more area burned by fires and the fires last longer.

Daniel Puente - 27th Eco Generation Regional Ambassador to Mexico -

Bibliography:

European Parliament. (2019, March 10) What is carbon neutrality and how to achieve it by 2050 | News | European Parliament. Europa.eu. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/es/headlines/society/20190926STO62270/que-es-la-neutralidad-de-carbono-y-como-alcanzarla-para-2050