1. Sign up for KIVA by registering on their site.
2. Click "LEND" at the toolbar above.
3. Change the "status" drop-down box to "All"
4. In the search bar type "Senor De Los Milagros Group"
5. Click "LEND NOW" in the box on the right hand side.
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The world is awakening to a powerful truth: Women and girls aren’t the problem; they’re the solution.
"If you are in a country that is
progressive,
the woman is progressive.
If you're in a country that
reflects the consciousness
toward the importance of education, it's
because the woman is aware of the
importance of education. BUT in every
backward country you'll find the women
are backward, and in every country where
education is not stressed its
because the women don't have
education."
You might not guess it, but these hats — considered by many to be the unofficial national symbol of Bolivia — have their roots in (of all places) Europe. The bowler hat, also known as a derby hat, was designed and created by hat makers in London in the 1800s. They were designed to provide gamekeepers with a hat that would remain atop their heads as they rode horses under low branches. It’s been popular in Bolivia since the 1920s. For more about the history and meaning of the bowler, watch our video from Bolivia.
- Ivette Feliciano
Bolivians are divided over Mr. Morales.
Some believe he is a dangerous leader who could shut down Bolivia and isolate it internationally, pushing the nation further into poverty.
But for others he brings hope, he is someone who can open the horizon of a better future in South America's poorest country.
The End Of Poverty? from Philippe Diaz on Vimeo.
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