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Coca Leaves Remain a Source of Work, Faith and Identity in Bolivia

  • The Bolivian government values coca as it represents culture, identity, and sovereignty, according to a government statement.
  • Zavala states that coca leaves are essential for survival and provide income to support families, allowing children to attend school.
  • Paxi mentions that coca leaves unite families and are an integral part of their community.
  • Elders emphasize the importance of preserving coca, as it is a tradition passed down through generations.
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TOCAÑA, Bolivia (AP) — Tomás Zavala does a ritual before starting each day of work in his coca leaf plantation.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Sunday, September 7, 2025.
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