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La Paz, Sep 28 (EFE).- A new day of confrontations between police and coca producers who are trying to retake the control of the leaf's main market in La Paz ended on Tuesday with violent clashes in the streets with slingshots and tear gas, new arrests and destructions in parts of the Bolivian capital. (Camera: GABRIEL ROMANO). SHOT LIST: COCA GROWERS AND BOLIVIAN POLICE CLASH IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA.
La Paz, Jul 2 (EFE) (CAMERA: Gabriel Romano) .- An Aymara woman, a medical student, is the "Cholita Paceña 2021" a title granted by the Bolivian municipality of La Paz.
La Paz, May 24 (EFE).-Racism in Bolivia remains a pending issue despite state efforts to provide the country with a regulatory framework to combat it and declaring a specific day to rebuke long-standing discriminatory slogans.(Camera: GABRIEL ROMANO)SHOT LIST: B ROLL OF LA PAZ, BOLIVIA.SOUND BITES: RESEARCHER RAFAEL LOAYZA (IN SPANISH)TRANSLATIONS:Despite freedom, the abolition of slavery, serfdom, agrarian reform and the reforms that the plurinational state has made, that difference in which there are more possibilities of being poor if you have an ethnic descendant than if you don't, has not been eliminated. And that is what has maintained a racial tension for many years.
La Paz, May 19 (EFE).- (Camera: Yolanda Salazar) Efforts are underway in Bolivia to produce a hyperimmune serum to treat moderate and severe Covid-19 cases with antibodies from donkeys.Gil Fernandez, a director at the Bolivian National Institute of Health Laboratories (INLASA), tells Efe the serum is being developed using plasma from three donkeys.FOOTAGE OF THE DONKEYS AND LABS AT INLASA.
Miami, Feb 24 (EFE).- A beach in Miami marks the history of racial segregation in the United States: Virginia Beach, assigned in August 1945 for "people of color."
Sao Paulo, July 2, EFE, (Camera: Ana Paula Chain).- Although racism is far from being extinguished, Brazil has already taken positive steps that can inspire other Latin American countries, said the rector of the Brazilian institution that pioneered racial and social inclusion.FOOTAGE OF INTERVIEW WITH JOSÉ VICENTE, HEAD OF THE ZUMBI DOS PALMARES UNIVERSITYTranslations:"(Brazil) came out of an agenda that did not contemplate affirmative actions for one that resulted in racial quotas of 20% in universities, public services and even in the armed forces. It is little, but in a country that had not managed to build any public policy of inclusion and valorization of the black since the abolition of slavery (in 1888), this is a political and social progress of great importance"."Racism is the wall that prevents equal opportunities and without tearing it down we have no way of making people have equal opportunities.""In South and Central America we have this black diaspora that puts a large contingent of them, in all these countries, in a situation of distortion, inequality and exclusion, and we have to a large extent a political pact, if not formal, at least informal, that repeats the structure of colonialism and of what was 'apartheid', but not legalized.""In addition to the loss of jobs, important activities of the informal and service sectors, in which they traditionally operate, no longer exist. Now, they are subject to this process in which there is no employment, occupation, or income, but all manifestations of racial discrimination continue.""Aggressions to minorities as a whole and especially to blacks, which are often repeated, gained a feeling of sufficiency."
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