[in Bolivia] We Want To

The Fight Against Capitalism Has Many Aspects, Particularly The Distinctive Economic Models That Concentrate The Capital In Few Hands.

The Peoples Of The Andes Believe In The Concept Of 'living Well' Instead Of Wanting To 'live Better' By Consuming More, Regardless Of The Cost To Our Neighbors And Our Environment.

We Have Raised An Issue That Is Already In The Bolivian Constitution, That Water Is A Universal Human Right. And We Asked The United Nations To Recognize Water As A Human Right.

Chile Needs Bolivian Natural Resources And Bolivia Needs Access To The Sea. Under Those Circumstances, It Must Be Possible To Find A Solution In The Interest Of Both Countries.

The Worst Enemy Of Humanity Is U.s. Capitalism. That Is What Provokes Uprisings Like Our Own, A Rebellion Against A System, Against A Neoliberal Model, Which Is The Representation Of A Savage Capitalism. If The Entire World Doesn't Acknowledge This Reality, That The National States Are Not Providing Even Minimally For Health, Education And Nourishment, Then Each Day The Most Fundamental Human Rights Are Being Violated.