Bolivia

Bolivia

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Bolivia is the most isolated and poorest country in South America. Indigenous groups, mainly Quechuas and Aymaras, make up 62 percent of Bolivia's population. In Bolivia, The Hunger Project works in partnership with Fundación Acción Cultural Loyola (ACLO) to empower indigenous communities to be active participants within Bolivian society.

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Bolivia News

Bolivia: ACLO Forges Ahead in Strengthening Indigenous Leadership

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Update to the Global Board (October 2008). Despite ongoing social unrest and periods of violence, ACLO forges ahead in its programmatic achievements, including the completion of the first cycle of a three-year project to create a cadre of rural and indigenous leaders with advanced skills.

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Report on the Political Situation in Bolivia

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As many of you know, the Bolivian people are facing the enormous challenge of forging themselves as a multicultural democracy. These include: drafting a new constitution which will ensure rights of all citizens and establishing ways for all citizens to benefit equitably from the country's natural resources.

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April 2008: Update to the Global Board, May 2006: Training (Bolivia)

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During 2007 and the early months of 2008, Bolivia has faced critical challenges in two arenas: political unrest and civil strife surrounding the process of constitutional reform; and severe drought and floods resulting from La Niña/El Niño Cycle.

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