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Bolivia

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    After a devastating flood breached a fish farm in Peru in the 70s, the paiche has invaded a quarter of Bolivia’s Amazon, upending a delicate ecosystem and remaking a regional economy. Image by Felipe Luna. Bolivia, 2018.
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    PART OF: The River Giant Invading the Bolivian Amazon

    Invasion of a River Giant

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    July 2, 2018
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  • Looking into child labor laws, reporter Tracey Eaton finds more problems the further he digs. Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    Meet the Journalist: Tracey Eaton

    In 2014, Bolivia passed a controversial law allowing children to work as young as age 10. Supporters...

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    Young people play soccer at Villa Galindo Baptist Church in Cochabamba. Some children go to the church on weekends while their parents work. Others come from San Sebastian prison, which is overcrowded and has no playground. "Soccer, jumping around, it's part of letting off steam," Pastor Alex Villarroel said. Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    In Jail, But They've Committed No Crime

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    Tracey Eaton
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    February 2, 2018
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    Natan Tobias, 13, said he was frightened after authorities brought him to an orphanage near Cochabamba. "I was afraid. I didn't even want to come out of my room." Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    Saving Souls and Resisting Temptation

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    February 1, 2018
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    Victor Corhuari has been searching for his sister, Zulma, who was 16 when she went missing in April 2017. He is a single father and lives with his daughter Deysi, his son Neymar, and his sister's child, not shown. Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    His Sister Missing, a Man Waits in Anguish

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    Tracey Eaton
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    January 31, 2018
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    Esmeralda Cespedes, 25, said she doesn't inhale glue. But she drinks alcohol “because of the problems I have in my life. A lot of people bother me.” Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    Deadly Habits Passed Along to Children

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    Tracey Eaton
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    January 30, 2018
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    An 8-year-old child, right, and her friend sweep the pavement outside the Jaime Laredo Outdoor Theater in La Paz. Children are allowed to work for themselves or their families at age 10 in Bolivia. At 12, they can work for others. Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2018.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    Bolivia Wrestles with Protecting Child Workers as Young as 10

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    Tracey Eaton
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    January 26, 2018
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    11-year-old boy promises, "I'll work hard." Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    Would You Let Your 10-Year-Old Kid Work? It's Perfectly Legal in This Country

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    January 12, 2018
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    The entrance to a brothel in La Paz, Bolivia. NGOs working with girls who have been sexually exploited fear that Bolivia is turning into a hub for predators. Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    PART OF: Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    Sexual Exploitation of Girls on the Rise in Bolivia, Activists Warn

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    Tracey Eaton
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    January 12, 2018
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  • Image by Tracey Eaton. Bolivia, 2017.
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    Bolivian Youth: In Harm's Way

    Bolivia can be a rough place for children, especially the most vulnerable. Bolivian President Evo...

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    The community of Tarata gathers in Samuel Cespédes’s backyard in Annandale, Virginia, to raise money for a friend in need of financial support. Image by Carey Averbook. United States, 2016.
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    Only the Bridge Matters Now

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    January 3, 2018
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