AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLiving Traditions: A Bolivian reflection on All Saints’ Day distinguishes Nov. 1, when souls are welcomed with food, from the Day of the Dead on Nov. 2. Rising food prices may leave families trimming traditional offerings, including potatoes, eggs and lime for chuflay. Bolivian Literature: Historian and novelist Bismark A. Cuéllar Chávez’s My Sword Against the King of Spain, based on sixteenth-century Santa Cruz, is set to become the first novel in his Spanish-language collection published in English. Andean Cinema: Ecuadorian film Princess follows an Indigenous child in the Andes seeking to take part in her community’s ñusta festivities; Bolivian company Chao Pescao is among its co-producers. Education: Urban teachers staged a national strike over wages, rising prices and proposed education reforms, with marches and school closures reported across Bolivia.**
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