Young Bolivian teenagers have a saying on this turmoil – Adolescentes tienen algo qué decir sobre este caos

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PLS be aware that in most cases, it is an English translation from original articles in Spanish. I will use these [brackets] to place inside the article my opinion or a clarifying remark. At the end of the article, right below the link of the original, I will place sometimes my view based on my professional experience. This service is also offered to Bolivians who do not have the time to translate or need to show their non-Spanish-speaking friends what happens in our beautiful Bolivia. Thank you.

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