The organization of Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals and Trans of Bolivia demanded today that president Evo Morales retract his comments regarding the relationship between the “deviations” of men toward homosexuality and the consumption of chicken with feminine hormones.

Dancers, demons, orators and singers graced the stage at the sixth annual Children’s Talent Festival in the Mallasa precinct in the southern part of La Paz.

Public Defender Rielma Mencias denounced the dangers faced by the 1,056 youth incarcerated with their parents in Bolivia.

The first adoptive-parent education session of the year concluded Sunday in La Paz. Presented by the Department of Social Services, the program was supported by the Paceñan prefecture.

The Institute for Democratic Thought is a Bolivian group dedicated to discussing and advancing the values of democracy and democratic leadership within the country.

Applicants denied entry to national teachers colleges despite qualifying test scores are mounting increasingly drastic protests as they seek admittance.

The Bolivian government announced plans to open the country’s first juvenile prison compound in Calauta, Viacha.

The Collaborative of Ethnic Nations of Santa Cruz (CPESC) will draft a law opposing child abuse in both indigenous communities and cities around the country.

The Rainbow Foundation (Fundacion Arco Iris) is a Catholic NGO based in La Paz that fights against the discrimination, marginalization and lack of opportunity that thousands of young people suffer.

Imagine Cup, a worldwide technology competition for high school and university students will take place in Poland this summer, attracting more than 300,000 students, 38,000 of whom hail from Latin America.