AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBolivia Fuel Protests: Violent clashes and road blockades erupted after Bolivia’s government raised diesel prices for large commercial users from $0.85 to $1.56 per liter, a move tied to an IMF-backed $1.9 billion credit. Protesters in Santa Cruz and beyond say the hike is discriminatory and comes amid chronic fuel shortages, while security forces used tear gas to clear highways. Quechua Language Revival: The documentary “Runa Simi” spotlights Indigenous artist Fernando Valencia as he dubs “The Lion King” into Quechua, pushing back against limited schooling in Indigenous languages and arguing that entertainment access matters for cultural rights. Bolivian LGBTQ+ Milestone: A court win in Bolivia marks the first time lesbians have married, a landmark for activists pushing broader recognition and protections. Cultural Travel Spotlight (La Paz): A travel feature shares a practical 48-hour plan for La Paz, highlighting Mi Teleférico views, El Alto’s cholets, and the city’s art-and-food scene. Urban Nature & Safety: Tree-fall injuries in Malaga prompted emergency inspections—an example of how cities are tightening monitoring of urban trees and public risk. Workplace Culture in Bolivia: Yango Group expanded Great Place to Work certification to include Bolivia, reporting strong employee ratings on fairness, welcome, and responsibility.
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