The document discusses the debate around building a road through the TIPNIS nature reserve in Bolivia. While two sections of the road had already been constructed, the section between Villa Tunari and San Ignacio de Moxos would pass through the TIPNIS. In 2011, indigenous groups from the TIPNIS protested the project, marching from Trinidad to La Paz. In September, police violently interfered with the protest march, detaining many women, children and elders, leading to widespread protests across Bolivia. Indigenous groups then took the foreign minister and vice minister hostage to force them to break through the police blockade.

1. TIPNIS IN THE MIDDLE OF A DEBATE.<br />The road from cbba to Beni inclules 3 parts 2 of them was already built. But the road that goes from Villa Tunari to San Ignacio de Moxos already peasses through TIPNIS.<br />January 19 2011. - The Bolivian autority of roads informs that the construction of the road San Ignacio de moxos doesn’t work, because the Indians from the TIPNIS don’t accept the project. 200 Indians go from Trinidad to La Paz.<br />September 25. - The police interfers violently the parade. More than half women, children and old people were moned in purpose to trucks and buses people protest to the struts around all the country.<br />Canciller as a prisioner .- the Indians go on parade through the TIPNIS obligatory the canciller David Choquehuanca and the vice minister of coordination to go on the parade with them and break the policial wall and get to the bridge to go in Yacumo. <br />By Nayra Camil Zelada Torrico<br />