UN General Assembly
2008

is for land and territory, and that struggle is being repeated in our country. Our next point, as I said earlier, is to Mother Nature within the United Nations. I hope that can be taken into account. I would also note that the new Bolivian political constitution incorporates the ten commandments to save humanity and the world. Basic services should be human rights. Water, light and telecommunications cannot be in private 33 08-51606 hands. If they are human rights, they should be a public service and not left to the private sector. To be sure, we have many differences with multinationals. Investment is certainly important, but we need investors in Bolivia who are not the owners of our energy and our oil, but who are our partners. My next point is that we should consume only what we need and prioritize local consumption in the context of food sovereignty. We also need to respect the diversity of cultures and economies. Our final point concerns how to live well. What does it mean to live well? Living well is living in