Thursday, March 24, 2011

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Bolivia must prepare for climate change and irrational powers industrialization



President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, was in Cobija to receive development projects (ABI ) Through this program, each municipality will receive $ 300.00 for the implementation of water projects and irrigation. so far the Head of State has received the plans of the municipalities in the departments of Oruro, Cochabamba, Beni, Chuquisaca, Pando and Tarija. Just subtract the departments of Santa Cruz, Potosi and La Paz.
Cobija, BOLIVIA Mar 24 (ABI) .- Bolivia to prepare to face the consequences of climate change and global warming impact of irrational industrialization policies being implemented by some industrialized nations, said on Thursday Bolivia's President Evo Morales. The Head of State was in this jungle city, capital of the Amazonian province of Pando, which borders Brazil to meet with the mayors of 14 municipalities in order to receive the draft to serve as water catchment for drinking or irrigation.
The Government has approved a project entitled "More Investment for Water, My Water" with a support of $ 100 million credit from the Corporation Andina de Fomento (CAF) to be invested in the 327 municipalities of Bolivia.

Mayors submit draft a deadline of March 29, in order to be reviewed and improved and then proceed with the disbursement of investment from mid-April.

"Last year, Bolivians have suffered the effects of climate change with dramatic effects that affected the regions, either drought or floods that have decimated its production and threatened his life, said the President.

added that "Without water you can not live, it is vital to the survival of the planet, we must make provision to address the effects of climate change," said the Head of State.

added that with the implementation and on this and other development programs, the State feels its presence in all regions of the country, and not in the past, when only reflected through enforcement actions.

The President recalled what happened in the tropical zone of Cochabamba, where armed and uniformed agents of the Office of the U.S. Anti Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) operatives directed military and police repression against farmers.
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