Schoolgirls From Cusco, Puno and Arequipa Remain Trapped in Bolivia
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The Cusco Regional Government recently informed the Cusqueña population and the families of the students of the Emblematic Educational Institution National College of Sciences that, in view of the situation generated by the blockade of roads in different sectors of the department of La Paz, in the Plurinational State of Bolivia, dozens of students were trapped in the neighbouring country.Following this, coordination and efforts are made with the…
More than 120 students from the Glorious National College of San Carlos and students from schools in Arequipa and Cusco are stranded in Bolivia by an indefinite national strike that has closed the roads in Bolivian territory, Ignacio Condori, the father of a family in Oruro, told RPP.The citizen added that the parents ask that the rescue of the students be done immediately, because the schoolchildren have been unable to return home for days. Eve…
The mother of one of the Peruvian schoolchildren stranded in Bolivia reported that minors were supposed to sleep in a sports car under similar conditions.
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