Bolivia: Native Languages in the Public Bureaucracy

Ermapelo of Ciudad de Patas [es] wonders about the push in the new Constitution that seeks that all public employees in the Bolivian government speak at least one native language, and how many of the terms used in bureaucracy do not have equivalents in those languages. In the end, much of the conversation will eventually be in Spanish.

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