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Jorge Quispe / La Paz Surrounded by miners and factory workers, with whom he paraded in Oruro for Labor Day, President Luis Arce announced five decrees, including one that gives time off

The European Union It will stop requiring the mandatory use of masks on planes and airports as of Monday, May 16the aviation safety agency reported this Wednesday, given the decrease in covid-19

Page Seven Digital The National Strategic Council for Health Emergencies determined that the regions must comply with 80% vaccination coverage with the two-dose or single-dose scheme and 50% vaccination with the booster

Page Seven Digital The main researcher of Human Rights Watch (HRW) for the Americas, César Muñoz, lamented the complaint raised by a candidate for Ombudsman about an alleged need to have “godparents”

Page Seven Digital The Chamber of Industry and Commerce (Cainco) of Santa Cruz denounced discrimination by the Government regarding the salary increase defined for this year. He warned that public companies obtain

Getty ImagesA rusty barrel located near where the first human remains were found in Lake Mead. Lake Mead is the largest reservoir of water in the United States, whose level has been

Page Seven Digital The woman who was found dead with 14 stab wounds on the shores of the Alalay lagoon in Cochabamba was identified as Laura Daniela Corrales Barrientos, a 32-year-old from

Page Seven Digital With divided votes, the process to elect a new Ombudsman seems to have no end. None of the seven candidates achieved 2/3, but the majority of the votes are

A morning meeting with President Luis Arce was the setting for him to ask journalists be careful when reporting. The State Presidency summoned communicators to celebrate May 10, Journalist’s Day. “Today more