AP reports through NZ Herald: Strike, marches in Bolivia against Morales’ government LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) ” Large crowds have taken to the streets of Bolivia’s capital to protest against the government of President Evo Morales in a strike observed by sectors including public schoolteachers and health workers. [photo is from the article in Spanish…
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Chile dynamited the Silala to drain its waters to Calama
El Deber reports: Chile dynamited the Silala to drain its waters to Calama EL DEBER.- All flow reaches Calama in northern Chile. And concludes in that region because it was diverted as a result of dynamite use. Silala waters are springs that were artificially drained and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is expected to…
Pollution continues in Cantumarca
Red Aclo reports in El Diario: Pollution continues in Cantumarca Potosi (Red Aclo) .- Since years ago, the waste tailings dam of San Miguel, located at the top of Cantumarca, in an area of approximately 18 hectares, continue to pollute the community. One of the settlers of the place said that “the dam long pollutes…
Bolivian Insurance Industry Governance, Risk and Compliance Report 2016 – Research and Markets
Business Wire reports: Bolivian Insurance Industry Governance, Risk and Compliance Report 2016 – Research and Markets DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Governance, Risk and Compliance – The Bolivian Insurance Industry” report to their offering. The Governance, Risk and Compliance – The Bolivian Insurance Industry report is the result of extensive…
As lithium demand rises, investors sharpen focus on Bolivia
From the Mining Weakly, excerpts pertaining Bolivia follows: As lithium demand rises, investors sharpen focus on Chile, Argentina and Bolivia TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – In step with the breakneck growth in demand for lithium, driven by the unprecedented use of the soft, silver-white metal in new battery technologies, investors are increasingly scrutinising South American countries such…
Remittances will decrease: Jobless, Bolivians Head Back to Their Land
EMILIO SANT’ANNA AVENER PRADO reports: Jobless, Bolivians Head Back to Their Land Chile is not the only country receiving immigrants from Brazil and Haitians are not the only ones leaving the country. The economic crisis is also seeing Bolivians head back to their land. Employment announcements for tailor and seamstress offices remain fixed in the…
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