AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel Protests in Bolivia: President Rodrigo Paz faces escalating unrest after an IMF-linked diesel price hike (from $0.85 to $1.56 per liter for large users) sparked road blockades in Santa Cruz and beyond, with tear gas used to clear highways and producers issuing ultimatums. Indigenous Language on Screen: The Quechua documentary “Runa Simi” spotlights Indigenous artist Fernando Valencia dubbing “The Lion King” into Quechua, pushing back against limited schooling access and keeping language alive through entertainment. Bolivia in Global Creative Circles: A student-led “Bolivia Moon Agreement” project features Porterville artist Louise Shield’s work, tying art to lunar governance discussions at Universidad Nur in Santa Cruz. Film for Memory and Equality: MICGénero Tour 2026 brings a Bolivia-included lineup to Mérida, using cinema to explore human rights, body politics, memory, and gender equality. Cooperative Living Spotlight: A publication marks Cooperative Living’s 80th anniversary, highlighting stories of resilience, education, and community values. Cultural Calendar: Carnavalito on the Road returns to Douglas Park Sept. 6 with music, dance, food, and Bolivian-rooted performances.
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