AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRural Enterprise: In Taraco, Gladys and her husband have turned fresh milk into a longer-lasting powdered product after two years of testing, sharing their process with visiting UMSA students. Indigenous Rights: Esse Ejja leaders say aid from Bolivia’s First Lady missed their urgent needs: food, medicine and action on mercury poisoning linked to contaminated fish and water. Mining Pressure: Gold mining is spreading across the Amazon, damaging rivers and forests and exposing Indigenous communities to mercury; the boom has also transformed Mayaya into a mining town. Living Traditions: Families across Bolivia welcomed the souls of the dead with music, offerings and tantawawas—bread figures tied to Todos Santos and the agricultural cycle—while a zombie march helped launch the celebrations.
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