AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBolivian Literature: Historian and novelist Bismark A. Cuéllar Chávez’s My Sword Against the King of Spain, rooted in Santa Cruz’s colonial history, is set to become the first of his Spanish-language novels published in English. Living Traditions: Ahead of Todos Santos, a commentary clarifies that November 1 is All Saints’ Day and November 2 the Day of the Dead, when families welcome departed souls with food and drink. Rising prices are making those offerings harder to afford. Education: A nationwide teachers’ strike over wages, inflation and proposed changes to technical institutes suspended classes and brought demonstrations across Bolivia. Indigenous Cinema: Ecuadorian film Princess, co-produced by Bolivia’s Chao Pescao, follows an Indigenous Andean child navigating gender identity and community tradition. Environmental Protection: Bolivia is among the countries pushing UN negotiations for an international protocol against cross-border environmental crimes, including illegal mining and wildlife trafficking.
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