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Last update: 6 hours agoBolivia Unrest: Roadblocks in La Paz and El Alto are still tightening the noose on daily life as protests against Rodrigo Paz’s neoliberal government intensify—more than 50 arrests, dozens injured, and shortages of food, fuel, and medical supplies. The unrest began with farmers rejecting Law 1720’s push to treat land like a financial asset, then broadened into a wider anti-government fight over austerity and living costs. Public Health Watch: In South Africa, residents are discussing hygiene and rodent control after a rare hantavirus case involving a British tourist, while globally the WHO continues to frame hantavirus and Ebola as signs of a fragile preparedness system. Urban Housing Lens: Argentine architect Ana Falú used the World Urban Forum to stress that the housing crisis is about safety and opportunity—not just buildings—hitting elderly people, young families, and women hardest. Argentina Environment Angle: Santa Fe lawmakers are debating a bee-and-pollinator protection program, aiming for agroecological practices and restoration to safeguard biodiversity. Wildlife Rescue: Argentina’s Temaikèn Foundation received more than 700 seized marine animals for emergency care after illegal trafficking.
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