La Paz, Nov 13 (Prensa Latina) Bolivian President Luis Arce reestablished the Ministry of Cultures and Decolonization, closed in June by the putschist government, led today by Segundina Flores, leader of the Confederation of Native Farmer Women Bartolina Sisa.
Flores is considered one of the most important leaders of the Unity Pact, a group that brings together the social movements related to the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS), and she denounced on many occasions the abuses committed by the administration of the de facto leader Jeanine Añez against the people.
The confederation is the first organization of farm women in South America and has been a founding member of MAS since 1995. In 2007, it was placed on a par with the Single Trade Union Confederation of Bolivian Farm Workers, published in the newspaper El Deber.
Arce made the announcement through a supreme decree on Friday, a promise during her electoral campaign, and foresees the merger of the Energy and Hydrocarbons State portfolios.
The Ministry of Cultures was closed by Añez alleging economic reasons, which unleashed fierce criticism and reactions from intellectuals and artists from Bolivia and other parts of the world.
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The confederation is the first organization of farm women in South America and has been a founding member of MAS since 1995. In 2007, it was placed on a par with the Single Trade Union Confederation of Bolivian Farm Workers, published in the newspaper El Deber.
Arce made the announcement through a supreme decree on Friday, a promise during her electoral campaign, and foresees the merger of the Energy and Hydrocarbons State portfolios.
The Ministry of Cultures was closed by Añez alleging economic reasons, which unleashed fierce criticism and reactions from intellectuals and artists from Bolivia and other parts of the world.
rly/abo/agp/nmr/gdc
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