AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoPublic Health: Bolivia remains on the Pan American Health Organization’s measles watch list amid prolonged outbreaks, as experts review the region’s disease status. Indigenous Lands: An investigation documenting deforestation and land invasions across Bolivian Amazon territories has prompted Senate oversight and interest in a new Indigenous land database. Education: Urban teachers are striking against a government plan to shift technical institutes to regional control, warning it could weaken public education. Wildlife: Researchers have formally identified the tilcayo tiger cat, a distinct species found in the Yungas near La Paz—the first new living feline species described in more than a century. Cultural Heritage: Sweden has begun returning 77 objects looted from Bolivia’s Niño Korin community, including a Kallawaya healer’s skull and a wiphala. Language & Children: In Cochabamba, children at a local foundation explored Italian through self-portraits and short phrases, connecting language learning with stories of their community.
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