RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The new building of the Legislative Assembly of Bolivia, which has one of the largest parliamentary chambers in Latin America, will become an "icon" of a new era in which the 36 indigenous peoples of the country will be represented and which puts an end to a colonialist and "discriminatory" stage, according to the ruling party.
The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Freddy Mamani Laura, told Efe agency that the new building to be inaugurated August 2 marks a new "era" that leaves behind the "discriminatory Republic" of Bolivia and opens the way to the. . .
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