Bolivia enacts law to provide job stability for the disabled
Under the new law, 4% of the public sector workforce must be disabled men and women
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Bolivia cuts extreme poverty by half
A recent World Bank report confirmed that Bolivia is a world champion in revenue growth for the poorest 40 percent of its population. "It is one of the most important legacies of this government," said Minister Duran in a press briefing
U.S. prodigy Marlon Daniel to conduct Cuban orchestra
Founded in October 1959, the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba is one of the island's oldest and most important musical organizations
#NoDAPL Day of Action sees hundreds of protests across the U.S.
200 protests were planned across the United States
Venezuela's right wing wants to impeach President Maduro
Social conditions in Venezuela are different from Brazil and Paraguay, where right-wing parliaments have recently ousted progressive presidents
Over 1,000 Palestinians Died in Gaza Due to Israeli Blockade
Some 80 percent of the nearly two million residents of Gaza depend on humanitarian aid, with around 60 percent suffering food insecurity
Mexican activists call for U.S. to end Cuba blockade
The solidarity group denounced Trump’s move to reverse a diplomatic opening between the two countries
Thousands Protest Brazil's Temer on Independence Day
Unelected President Michel Temer was greeted with shouts of "Out with Temer" upon his first public appearance in Brazil since taking office
Thousands of Argentines protest Operation Condor-era impunity
Protests were held in response to the "two for one" ruling, which reduces the sentence of prisoners convicted for dictatorship-era crimes
Parents of Ayotzinapa 43 take Mexico to human rights tribunal
"The Mexican state has to account for the meager progress in the investigation and the search for our children,” the parents said in a statement
