El reloj de la Asamblea Legislativa en Bolivia gira a la izquierda para mostrar un simbolo de cambio

In Bolivia, the clock on the front of the Palacio Legislativo now turns left. This change, made by the country's parliamentarians, symbolizes a shift and aims to reclaim the identity of southern hemisphere peoples. Choquehuanca explained that the legislative clock turns left because, in the southern hemisphere, where Bolivia is located, the solar clock turns left, unlike in the northern hemisphere. The report is by Luis Velarde from the Associated Press.

What was the reason behind the Bolivian parliament's decision to change the clock's direction?

• To improve time accuracy

• As a symbol of change and identity

• To align with international standards

• To follow a new global trend

Who justified the change in the clock's direction at the Legislative Palace?

• Luis Velarde

• The President of Bolivia

• Choquehuanca

• A local historian

According to Choquehuanca, how is the planet divided?

• Into cultural regions

• Into two hemispheres

• Into time zones

• Into continents

In which hemisphere does the solar clock move to the left?

• Northern Hemisphere

• Western Hemisphere

• Eastern Hemisphere

• Southern Hemisphere

What is the main difference in clock movement between the hemispheres?

• Both move to the right

• Both move to the left

• Southern moves left, Northern moves right

• Northern moves left, Southern moves right