The Bolivian government expects the city mood, very disturbed by the substantial increase in fuel prices effective from Monday, will appease the offer of a wage increase of 20% and other social measures announced in last night (early morning Today in Spain) by President Evo Morales.
The Bolivian government expects the city mood, very disturbed by the substantial increase in fuel prices effective from Monday, will appease the offer of a wage increase of 20% and other social measures announced in last night (early morning Today in Spain) by President Evo Morales. - Potpourri Pan American: From Hugo Chavez taking steps against the internet, to Evo Morales, to questions about America's lack of forsight in Latin America, and more. (22/12/2010)
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