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La Paz, Sep 6 (EFE).- The political participation of indigenous women is still a pending issue in Bolivia due to discrimination, lack of training spaces and adaptation to technology, despite national laws that promote equity representation and sanction political harassment. (Camera: GABRIEL ROMANO).B-ROLL OF THE PRESENTATION OF THE BOOK 'ADVANCES, DIFFICULTIES AND CHALLENGES OF INDIGENOUS WOMEN IN THE EXERCISE OF POLITICAL POWER' ON THE 32ND ANNIVERSARY OF THE CENTER FOR THE INTEGRAL DEVELOPMENT OF AYMARA WOMEN (CDIMA) IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA. SOUND BITES: DEPUTY OF THE CITIZEN COMMUNITY (CC) TORIBIA LERO (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATIONS: The context in which the woman works continues to be patriarchal and sexist, (including) the regulations and the ways you deliver works because of the rule of raising the hand to vote. They don't let you decide freely why you should vote.
La Paz, Mar 15 (EFE/EPA).- Bolivia's former interim president, Jeanine Añez, on Monday was transferred to the Women's Orientation Center in the Obrajes district of La Paz, where she will be held in preventive detention during the ongoing investigation into the so-called "coup d'etat" case.Añez was transferred from the custody of the Special Crime Fighting Force facility, where she had been detained since Saturday morning, to the Obrajes jail in a van with a heavy contingent of police guards. (Camera: JUAN PABLO ROCA). SHOT LIST: THE PREMISES OF THE CIVIC COMMITTEE PRO SANTA CRUZ, WHICH MEMBERS OF THE COCHALA YOUTH RESISTANCE (RJC), HAVE OCCUPIED IN SUPPORT OF FORMER ACTING PRESIDENT JEANINE ANEZ, AND CITIZENS BRING FOOD TO MEMBERS OF THE COCHALA YOUTH RESISTANCE (RJC), IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA
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Honduran soldiers and police guard the Women's Centre for Social Adaptation (CEFAS) prison while relatives of inmates wait outside, after clashes between rival gangs left at least 41 people dead 25 kilometres from the capital Tegucigalpa. IMAGES
Inmates stand near a wall at the Women's Center for Social Adaptation (CEFAS) prison some 25 kilometres from Honduras' capital Tegucigalpa, where a fire following a brawl between inmates left at least 41 dead, according to the police. IMAGES
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