Currently it’s 15°C (59°F). 
Tonight we are all going to a World Cup qualifying match between Chile and Bolivia. I saw on the news several times in Brasil that Bolivia is having some problems. Natives are protesting in the capital for better energy resource prices.
From cnn.com:
Rumors of a coup have persisted as protests convulse South America’s poorest nation. Leftist peasant groups are calling for a new constitution and the nationalization of Bolivia’s natural gas reserves, while provinces rich in natural resources demand more regional autonomy.
Yesterday we visited a private British school, St. Gabriels, we had a grand time playing Jeopardy in English with two classes. There, we met a Brit, Sarah, who was very plesant and great to talk to about the recent elections in Britain.
Today was a day of activities for kids that we invited from the school visits. I think because we invited them so late in the day, only a few showed up. Oh well, we had a great time singing, acting, eating empanadas, eating bananas, and playing fútbol.
I hope all is well at home. Take care.
June 5th, 2005 02:12
yeah, Bolivia has been in some unrest economically for a while. Last year they rioted in the capitol what is it La Paz i think. Well basically the people who live on and near the land make no money off all the natural gas and the government has been like abusing the money coming their way.
Good always to talk about British elections, Go Tony Blair.
And hope the futbol match was amazing and that God is doing an amazing job through youse people there…blessings