Bolivia is hosting a congress of Latin America's social movements, chaired by Evo Morales. The aim is to lead the unification and liberation of the continent, on the basis of 'plurinationalism' to reflect the diversity of the cultures of the people.
The @CONAIE_Ecuador say that neoliberal governments are scared because the indigenous people of the Americas are uniting.
Argentina's workers union are also present. They say it was an honour to provide shelter and refuge for Evo Morales and all those persecuted by Bolivia's former coup regime.
Indigenous and social movement leaders from Peru, Colombia, Guatemala, Venezuela and Brazil are also particpating. This will be a two day conference.
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Bolivian workers are marching in La Paz against the privatization of education, health and in defense of labor & constitutional rights. The protest is organized by national labor unions (COB) while similar protests are taking place around the country.
Thousands of workers march through La Paz against the regime's privatizations including contingents of major labour unions and rural teachers who left the town of Lahuachaca several days ago. We've sped up video of the march recorded by Patria Nueva. #Bolivia👇🏽
Bolivia: Great March for Health, Education, Work Stability and Life
Workers mobilize in La Paz against the Jeanine Añez coup administration's handling of the economy. They say that major issues are mounting in every sector, particularly in education and health.
Bolivia's far-right terror group 'Resistencia Juvenil Cochala' have announced that they'll cut water supplies to the working-class districts in the Zona Sud of Cochabamba, as revenge for protests against the coup regime in those districts.
The terror group has begun to lay bricks to cover entrances to the governors office. Some have warned that a coup could take place against the MAS governor of Cochabamba.
Bolivian pro-coup terrorist group 'Resistencia Juvenil Cochala' are on their way to the private home of the MAS governor of Cochabamba Esther Soria.