Behind the Bolivia Miner Cooperatives' Protests and the killing of the Bolivian Vice-Minister
Dissident Voice Most began during the Great Depression as miners banded together to work a mine in common. However, like many cooperatives in the US that arose out of the 1960s, they have turned into small businesses. Regardless of their initial intentions ... |
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