VOICED: Indigenas llegan a La Paz

Indigenous people from the Amazon marched to La Paz, covering 400 km in 40 days, to demand the construction of a road through a natural reserve. The road was previously banned due to opposition pressure. The indigenous argue that the road will improve their living conditions, allowing them to access modern amenities like the internet. They emphasize the importance of human needs over nature conservation, while still committing to environmental care. Upon reaching the capital, a delegation met with President Evo Morales, who acknowledged their concerns and urged them to reach a consensus.

¿Cómo ven los indígenas la relación entre el desarrollo humano y la conservación de la naturaleza?

¿Qué respuesta dio el presidente Evo Morales a la delegación de indígenas?