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Overstreched healthcare system in Bolivia; over 45,000 infected with COVID-19
Overstreched healthcare system in Bolivia; over 45,000 infected with COVID-19. Get more in this video!
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Secrets of a Healthy Heart of the Tsimane Tribe in Outback Bolivia. #health
Secrets of a Healthy Heart of the Tsimane Tribe in Outback Bolivia.
#health #healthy #heart #tribe #tsimane #interestic #bolivia
published: 05 Aug 2023
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Bolivia Health Initiative Plan - HSCI 160
Final Project for HSCI 160 - Simon Fraser University
published: 31 Mar 2023
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Bolivia: Health authorities confirm first monkeypox case
Bolivian Public Health Authorities confirmed the first case of monkeypox infection. The case was reported by the Departmental Health Service of Santa Cruz, while the Expanded Program of Immunization confirmed that it is managing vaccines for this disease in humans. teleSUR
published: 02 Aug 2022
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Bolivian Government Launches Universal Healthcare System
Millions of Bolivians will now have access to free healthcare thanks to an initiative led by president Evo Morales.
https://videosenglish.telesurtv.net/video/765718/bolivian-government-launches-universal-healthcare-system/
published: 21 Feb 2019
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BOLIVIA: HEALTH WORKERS PROTEST AGAINST PAY & CONDITIONS
(7 May 1998) Spanish/Nat
Five hundred Bolivian health workers are marching hundreds of kilometres from the town of Oruro to the capital La Paz in protest at work pay and conditions.
It is latest in a series of demonstrations held against the government of General Hugo Banzer.
The protestors expect to arrive in the capital on Monday where, if their demands are not met, they are threatening to go on hunger strike.
Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's government is under attack once again, this time from the country's medical support staff.
Around seven-hundred workers are undertaking a 270 (k) kilometre walk from the town of Oruru to the capital La Paz in a demonstration over pay and working conditions.
The government has offered the workers a pay increase of six per cent, but ...
published: 21 Jul 2015
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Bolivia Health Minister fired, announces Communciations Minister
Bolivia's Communications Minister Isabel Fernandez announces the dismissal of health minister Marcelo Navajas by interim President Jeanine Añez after he was arrested on suspicion of corruption related to the over-priced purchase of ventilators to fight COVID-19.
published: 21 May 2020
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Bolivia's health minister announces country's first coronavirus cases
Bolivia's Health Minister Anibal Cruz announces that the country has registered its first two cases of the novel coronavirus, two women aged 60 and 64 respectively who spent time in Italy, but both are now in "stable" condition.
published: 11 Mar 2020
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We Are What We Eat: Bolivia | Nat Geo Live
(Part 3 of 7) Photographer Matthieu Paley journeys to the Bolivian Amazon where getting a meal is a family affair for the Tsimane people, as children often scavenge for food and gut hunted animals.
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published: 27 May 2015
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Bolivians celebrate 'Akulliku,' coca leaf chewing day
Dozens of Bolivian indigenous women shared coca leaves with culture minister Sabina Orellana to mark Akulliku day, a centuries-old tradition of chewing coca leaves that was officially enacted since 2016.
#Akulliku #Bolivia #News #Reuters
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published: 16 Jan 2022
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Overstreched healthcare system in Bolivia; over 45,000 infected with COVID-19
Overstreched healthcare system in Bolivia; over 45,000 infected with COVID-19. Get more in this video!
#Bolivia #Coronavirus #Covid19 #CoronavirusAlert #WION
...
Overstreched healthcare system in Bolivia; over 45,000 infected with COVID-19. Get more in this video!
#Bolivia #Coronavirus #Covid19 #CoronavirusAlert #WION
About Channel:
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https://wn.com/Overstreched_Healthcare_System_In_Bolivia_Over_45,000_Infected_With_Covid_19
Overstreched healthcare system in Bolivia; over 45,000 infected with COVID-19. Get more in this video!
#Bolivia #Coronavirus #Covid19 #CoronavirusAlert #WION
About Channel:
WION -The World is One News, examines global issues with in-depth analysis. We provide much more than the news of the day. Our aim to empower people to explore their world. With our Global headquarters in New Delhi, we bring you news on the hour, by the hour. We deliver information that is not biased. We are journalists who are neutral to the core and non-partisan when it comes to the politics of the world. People are tired of biased reportage and we stand for a globalised united world. So for us the World is truly One.
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- published: 12 Jul 2020
- views: 2661
3:21
Secrets of a Healthy Heart of the Tsimane Tribe in Outback Bolivia. #health
Secrets of a Healthy Heart of the Tsimane Tribe in Outback Bolivia.
#health #healthy #heart #tribe #tsimane #interestic #bolivia
Secrets of a Healthy Heart of the Tsimane Tribe in Outback Bolivia.
#health #healthy #heart #tribe #tsimane #interestic #bolivia
https://wn.com/Secrets_Of_A_Healthy_Heart_Of_The_Tsimane_Tribe_In_Outback_Bolivia._Health
Secrets of a Healthy Heart of the Tsimane Tribe in Outback Bolivia.
#health #healthy #heart #tribe #tsimane #interestic #bolivia
- published: 05 Aug 2023
- views: 60
5:14
Bolivia Health Initiative Plan - HSCI 160
Final Project for HSCI 160 - Simon Fraser University
Final Project for HSCI 160 - Simon Fraser University
https://wn.com/Bolivia_Health_Initiative_Plan_Hsci_160
Final Project for HSCI 160 - Simon Fraser University
- published: 31 Mar 2023
- views: 5
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Bolivia: Health authorities confirm first monkeypox case
Bolivian Public Health Authorities confirmed the first case of monkeypox infection. The case was reported by the Departmental Health Service of Santa Cruz, whil...
Bolivian Public Health Authorities confirmed the first case of monkeypox infection. The case was reported by the Departmental Health Service of Santa Cruz, while the Expanded Program of Immunization confirmed that it is managing vaccines for this disease in humans. teleSUR
https://wn.com/Bolivia_Health_Authorities_Confirm_First_Monkeypox_Case
Bolivian Public Health Authorities confirmed the first case of monkeypox infection. The case was reported by the Departmental Health Service of Santa Cruz, while the Expanded Program of Immunization confirmed that it is managing vaccines for this disease in humans. teleSUR
- published: 02 Aug 2022
- views: 274
2:19
Bolivian Government Launches Universal Healthcare System
Millions of Bolivians will now have access to free healthcare thanks to an initiative led by president Evo Morales.
https://videosenglish.telesurtv.net/video/...
Millions of Bolivians will now have access to free healthcare thanks to an initiative led by president Evo Morales.
https://videosenglish.telesurtv.net/video/765718/bolivian-government-launches-universal-healthcare-system/
https://wn.com/Bolivian_Government_Launches_Universal_Healthcare_System
Millions of Bolivians will now have access to free healthcare thanks to an initiative led by president Evo Morales.
https://videosenglish.telesurtv.net/video/765718/bolivian-government-launches-universal-healthcare-system/
- published: 21 Feb 2019
- views: 1225
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BOLIVIA: HEALTH WORKERS PROTEST AGAINST PAY & CONDITIONS
(7 May 1998) Spanish/Nat
Five hundred Bolivian health workers are marching hundreds of kilometres from the town of Oruro to the capital La Paz in protest at ...
(7 May 1998) Spanish/Nat
Five hundred Bolivian health workers are marching hundreds of kilometres from the town of Oruro to the capital La Paz in protest at work pay and conditions.
It is latest in a series of demonstrations held against the government of General Hugo Banzer.
The protestors expect to arrive in the capital on Monday where, if their demands are not met, they are threatening to go on hunger strike.
Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's government is under attack once again, this time from the country's medical support staff.
Around seven-hundred workers are undertaking a 270 (k) kilometre walk from the town of Oruru to the capital La Paz in a demonstration over pay and working conditions.
The government has offered the workers a pay increase of six per cent, but union representatives are holding out for over seven.
They are also angry at not receiving bonuses for weekend and holiday work.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"With this march we are demonstrating that we are prepared to make sacrifices to stand up for our workers rights. It is well known that that we work on Sundays holidays and through the nights and that nobody applies the employment laws to us"
SUPER CAPTION: 'Peniagua' leader for health workers
Many of the nurses, cleaners, ambulance men and support staff are also angry at having to work in their own clothes.
Organisers of the march are threatening hunger strike if their demands are not met.
This is the latest in a series of strikes and demonstrations held this year against the government of former dictator Banzer, who was elected in 1997.
Last month, a general strike was called by public sector unions but violence erupted around the country as police clashed with demonstrators.
Settlements have since been made with teachers unions.
Apart from the medical support staff, the only other section still in confrontation are the 'cocaleros' (coca leaf farmers).
Waiting lists at hospitals are likely to increase as the strike continues.
The marchers are expecting to reach La Paz on Monday.
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https://wn.com/Bolivia_Health_Workers_Protest_Against_Pay_Conditions
(7 May 1998) Spanish/Nat
Five hundred Bolivian health workers are marching hundreds of kilometres from the town of Oruro to the capital La Paz in protest at work pay and conditions.
It is latest in a series of demonstrations held against the government of General Hugo Banzer.
The protestors expect to arrive in the capital on Monday where, if their demands are not met, they are threatening to go on hunger strike.
Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's government is under attack once again, this time from the country's medical support staff.
Around seven-hundred workers are undertaking a 270 (k) kilometre walk from the town of Oruru to the capital La Paz in a demonstration over pay and working conditions.
The government has offered the workers a pay increase of six per cent, but union representatives are holding out for over seven.
They are also angry at not receiving bonuses for weekend and holiday work.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"With this march we are demonstrating that we are prepared to make sacrifices to stand up for our workers rights. It is well known that that we work on Sundays holidays and through the nights and that nobody applies the employment laws to us"
SUPER CAPTION: 'Peniagua' leader for health workers
Many of the nurses, cleaners, ambulance men and support staff are also angry at having to work in their own clothes.
Organisers of the march are threatening hunger strike if their demands are not met.
This is the latest in a series of strikes and demonstrations held this year against the government of former dictator Banzer, who was elected in 1997.
Last month, a general strike was called by public sector unions but violence erupted around the country as police clashed with demonstrators.
Settlements have since been made with teachers unions.
Apart from the medical support staff, the only other section still in confrontation are the 'cocaleros' (coca leaf farmers).
Waiting lists at hospitals are likely to increase as the strike continues.
The marchers are expecting to reach La Paz on Monday.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 65
0:37
Bolivia Health Minister fired, announces Communciations Minister
Bolivia's Communications Minister Isabel Fernandez announces the dismissal of health minister Marcelo Navajas by interim President Jeanine Añez after he was arr...
Bolivia's Communications Minister Isabel Fernandez announces the dismissal of health minister Marcelo Navajas by interim President Jeanine Añez after he was arrested on suspicion of corruption related to the over-priced purchase of ventilators to fight COVID-19.
https://wn.com/Bolivia_Health_Minister_Fired,_Announces_Communciations_Minister
Bolivia's Communications Minister Isabel Fernandez announces the dismissal of health minister Marcelo Navajas by interim President Jeanine Añez after he was arrested on suspicion of corruption related to the over-priced purchase of ventilators to fight COVID-19.
- published: 21 May 2020
- views: 37
0:36
Bolivia's health minister announces country's first coronavirus cases
Bolivia's Health Minister Anibal Cruz announces that the country has registered its first two cases of the novel coronavirus, two women aged 60 and 64 respectiv...
Bolivia's Health Minister Anibal Cruz announces that the country has registered its first two cases of the novel coronavirus, two women aged 60 and 64 respectively who spent time in Italy, but both are now in "stable" condition.
https://wn.com/Bolivia's_Health_Minister_Announces_Country's_First_Coronavirus_Cases
Bolivia's Health Minister Anibal Cruz announces that the country has registered its first two cases of the novel coronavirus, two women aged 60 and 64 respectively who spent time in Italy, but both are now in "stable" condition.
- published: 11 Mar 2020
- views: 21
6:55
We Are What We Eat: Bolivia | Nat Geo Live
(Part 3 of 7) Photographer Matthieu Paley journeys to the Bolivian Amazon where getting a meal is a family affair for the Tsimane people, as children often scav...
(Part 3 of 7) Photographer Matthieu Paley journeys to the Bolivian Amazon where getting a meal is a family affair for the Tsimane people, as children often scavenge for food and gut hunted animals.
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(Part 3 of 7) Photographer Matthieu Paley journeys to the Bolivian Amazon where getting a meal is a family affair for the Tsimane people, as children often scavenge for food and gut hunted animals.
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- published: 27 May 2015
- views: 451280
1:11
Bolivians celebrate 'Akulliku,' coca leaf chewing day
Dozens of Bolivian indigenous women shared coca leaves with culture minister Sabina Orellana to mark Akulliku day, a centuries-old tradition of chewing coca lea...
Dozens of Bolivian indigenous women shared coca leaves with culture minister Sabina Orellana to mark Akulliku day, a centuries-old tradition of chewing coca leaves that was officially enacted since 2016.
#Akulliku #Bolivia #News #Reuters
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Dozens of Bolivian indigenous women shared coca leaves with culture minister Sabina Orellana to mark Akulliku day, a centuries-old tradition of chewing coca leaves that was officially enacted since 2016.
#Akulliku #Bolivia #News #Reuters
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- published: 16 Jan 2022
- views: 15298