Bolivia

The country has established a credit line with the Inter-American Development Bank to increase its water security by approximately 25%, which will be done through establishing water pipelines and irrigation systems in the country’s most remote areas

The government is holding a National Summit Against Racism and Discrimination, which gathers all of the country’s major politicians to advance discussions on regulations that protect cultural diversity, interculturality, and protection of minorities

At 4.000 above sea level, over 120 indigenous women participated in a cycling race wearing their traditional colourful skirts, as a way to empower indigenous women and motivate sports participation in the community

People have taken to the streets to protest the government ban on exports as it is affecting local businesses; as a result, the government has complied and resumed all exports

The city of Santa Cruz has been closed and restricted by authorities as protests held by the right-wing opposition are attacking left-wing social, political, and Indigenous activists, mainly to request the government to address inequality and inflation

The export of soy products, sugar, oil, and meat has officially been stopped as the country expects that with rising prices it could soon suffer a shortage of these products

The country has officially substituted 50% of the use of gas with renewable energies, being a significant step forward for its national energy transition strategy to achieve all renewable energy by 2025

A national state of emergency has been declared, as the government claims that it has received threats from the opposition conspiring to kill state officials and take down the current government

A new plan called “Productive Prisons” has been implemented: it consists in having inmates plant their own food and sell it to nearby communities as a way to help their re-introduction to society

Approximately 1 million hectares of land have been affected by fires just this year, authorities estimate after the recent wildfires that took place

15 years ago the country inaugurated roads that don’t pass through wildlife, unlike its older roads; it was recently announced that its fauna has finally returned to the old, unused roads with over 200 species inhabiting and bringing life back to them