Bolivia impulsa un modelo integral para revalorizar los bosques
El Gobierno de Bolivia reafirma su rechazo a toda forma de mercantilización de los bosques
El Gobierno de Bolivia reafirma su rechazo a toda forma de mercantilización de los bosques y seguirá insistiendo en su revalorización para lograr el bienestar colectivo, dijo a Sputnik la directora interina de la Autoridad Plurinacional de la Madre Tierra, Eva María Rivero."El bosque no es sólo madera, tiene otras funciones ambientales de las que nos beneficiamos todos", dijo la autoridad.
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