VOICED : Bolivia recupera paulatinamente el pulso tras más de un mes de crisis

Bolivia is experiencing a return to normalcy after a prolonged crisis. The transitional government and social movements have agreed on peace and a new election, though the date is yet to be set. Students are back in school, and urban life is resuming with the normalization of fuel supply and commerce. However, protests persist in Chaparé, demanding justice for those killed in Sacaba. The upcoming elections will proceed without Evo Morales, marking a significant political shift.

What was the main reason for the return to normalcy in Bolivia?

• A new government policy

• An agreement for peace and new elections

• International intervention

• Economic reforms

How did students feel about returning to school after the crisis?

• Indifferent

• Happy

• Anxious

• Confused

What was the public's reaction to the end of the strike?

• They were confused

• They were angry

• They were relieved and eager to shop

• They were indifferent

Which region still experienced roadblocks after the crisis?

• Cochabamba

• La Paz

• Santa Cruz

• Chaparé

What is significant about the upcoming elections in Bolivia?

• They will include Evo Morales for the first time

• They will be held without any political parties

• They will exclude Evo Morales for the first time since 2002

• They will be postponed indefinitely