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Bolivian Children Receive School Bond
The delivery as of Sunday of 200 bolivianos (about $ 25) for the "Juancito Pinto" school bond to 1,200,000 children is the result of the nationalization of hydrocarbons, said President Evo Morales.

Morales stated that international reserves grew by $1.7 billion in January, until $3 billion at the end of October.

The statesman explained that those funds are generating interests of almost less one million dollars, what allows that school bond could reach until young people, the secondary level.

In statements to Prensa Latina, Deputy Planning Minister Noel Aguirre stated that incentive is delivered once in 2006 and also aims to avoid school desertion.

The school bond bears the name of Juancito Pinto, ho


 


 

 
   

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