VOICED : Militares bolivianos sustituyen a los panaderos

In La Paz, Bolivia, the military is producing bread under professional supervision due to a bakers' strike. The strike, initiated by a bakers' association, protests the removal of a flour price subsidy. The government claims flour prices have dropped, but bakers disagree and plan to raise bread prices. Meanwhile, soldiers are working tirelessly to produce bread at the official price, aiming to meet the city's demand. Currently, six barracks are involved, with plans to produce 70,000 loaves in the coming days.

What is the primary reason for the military school in La Paz producing bread?

• To support local bakeries

• To train soldiers in baking

• To export bread to other countries

• To counteract a bakers' strike

Why did the bakers' association initiate a strike?

• To oppose new government regulations

• To demand higher wages

• To protest the removal of a flour price subsidy

• To request better working conditions

What is the government's claim regarding flour prices?

• Flour prices have increased

• Flour prices have remained stable

• Flour prices have decreased

• Flour prices are irrelevant to bread production

At what price is the bread produced by soldiers being sold?

• Eight cents per loaf

• Five cents per loaf

• Six cents per loaf

• Ten cents per loaf

What is the production goal for bread in the coming days?

• 70,000 loaves

• 100,000 loaves

• 50,000 loaves

• 30,000 loaves