The fifth industrial revolution is a reality that is embodied in our daily life. Artificial intelligence is part of daily work, as well as the uncertainty of what lies ahead with its use. Now, more than ever, the only thing that is certain is that nothing is final and that everything must be subject to trial and error. Disruption is the rule. However, it seems that the productive community social economic model of the MAS Government is written in stone, because the rulers cling to it tooth and nail, despite the fact that it already shows many signs of not being what the country needs at this time. to overcome the impending crisis.
And there are other things that, unfortunately, do not change either. A short tour of the markets of Santa Cruz de la Sierra was enough to experience a kind of déjà vu. If there was ever progress with the transfer of street vendors to established supply centers, it is no longer the case. In the Mutualista there is almost no space left to walk, because the unionists took the avenues of the third internal and external ring. The central streets of Los Pozos are full of vendors with their merchandise on the ground; while the Abasto of Piraí avenue has once again become a nightmare for neighbors and drivers, with stalls on the sidewalks and without order. The most populous city in Bolivia is becoming a street market and there are no clear measures to prevent it. Only promises and more promises.
