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Page Seven Digital The Association of People with Cancer and Family Members of Bolivia staged a protest at the doors of the Ministry of Health demanding attention from its members, that the

Pablo Peralta M. / Page Seven Digital Omar Ramírez, leader of the Single Trade Union Confederation of Peasant Workers of Bolivia (Csutcb), maintained that it gives the impression that some ministers in

Page Seven / La Paz The net international reserves (RIN) closed in 2021 with a level of 4,752 million dollars, a lower figure by 524 million dollars compared to 2020, a year

By: Tanya Imaña Serrano After registering gusts of wind that ranged between 60 and 90 kilometers per hour in the department of Santa Cruz, which is why the National Service of Meteorology

Luis Escobar / La Paz The intensive care units are overwhelmed and began to reject seriously ill patients due to the growing demand. To avoid further contagion from Covid-19, the Departmental Emergency

Page Seven Digital Given the high number of Covid-19 infections in this fourth wave, legislators from the MAS and the Citizen Community (CC) ask to maintain the validity of supreme decrees 4640

Page Seven Digital At least a dozen tourism sectors continue to be hit by the Covid-19 pandemic and its different variants, as is now the case with the omicron. Tourism agencies, airlines,

NOAA A massive eruption in Tonga on Saturday triggered a tsunami that spread across the Pacific in a matter of hours. The waves hit Australia, New Zealand and Japan, as well as

Page Seven Digital The former mayor of La Paz Luis Revilla denounced this Sunday that some neighborhood leaders involved in the burning of the 66 PumaKatari buses, in November 2019, intend to