Bolivian Laws to Be
Translated into Native Tongues
LA PAZ - President of Plural Justice
Commission of the Senate (senators) in
Bolivia, Sandra Soriano, reported on
Saturday that the organic laws of the nation
will be translated into native languages to
socialize them.
According to Soriano, the commission decided
to open a second phase of socialization of
these rules, translating the laws in all
languages required, concerning the various
populations in the country.
The commission assumed responsibility before
our people and features a second agenda of
socialization of the five laws in the
language where each region consider,, may be
in Quechua, Aymara, Guarani among others,
Soriano said.
A second phase will include audiovisual
materials, and various teaching resources,
but the process is fully implemented after
the enactment of the five basic laws until
the July 22.
Two of the five fundamental laws considered
fundamental were already promulgated by
President Evo Morales, the Plurinational
Election Boby and the Judiciary.
Electoral System Law and Framework of
Autonomy and Decentralization Law are still
to be discussed and approved in the various
legislative bodies. |
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