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“We are no longer forced to submit to ‘international aid’...we can respond ourselves immediately’
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According to the far-right president, environmental NGOs are going to the Amazon to 'set fire' to the forest.
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"We believe that the action has been a failure. The reports sent to us, the images we have seen show that there is free transit and a normal development of work activities."
“Citizens Community is a lie, they haven’t let even one Indigenous women be a candidate, I was used and was part of propagating a lie"
President Evo Morales visited the municipality of Robore after a disastrous fire affected more than 460,000 hectares in Bolivia’s eastern region.
President Evol Morales celebrated Bolivan Flag Day, Aug. 17, in La Paz, reminding the hundreds of thousands, 'the tricolor is the greatest symbol of national unity.'
This measure has come about due to the announcement by President Evo Morales that the ‘struggle against femicide’ will be a national priority and an ‘emergency plan’ will be implemented.
Despite challenges, over half of Bolivia’s lawmakers are women, which puts the Andean country in second in Latin America for women's representation, Cuba is first.
Results of the presidential primary elections held on Sunday show the Argentinian rejection of IMF imposed policies, the Bolivian leader said.
Both women and men waved banners and flags that read "violence is not part of my culture, we want us alive."
The U.S. is unaware of the progress and policies made to advance the fight against drugs, Bolivian Foreign Minister Diego Pary said Saturday.
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