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From: Hub Interns 2008
Posted: May 6 08
Witnessed: 69 times
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Bolivia
Water
privatization, water
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The beginning of the fight for the world's most important resource: water. In Bolivia, privatization makes water unaffordable for many of its citizens and the resulting protest turns violent when the military opens fire.
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