Jhovana never had a childhood. She was four when she became an orphan. She started sniffing glue at ten and gave birth to her first child in the street at eleven. She wants to change her life but sometimes lacks the strength.

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Learn to speak Quechua
Although Spanish is the national language of Bolivia, only two-thirds of the population speak it. Outside the big cities, most people speak one of the three native languages: Quechua, Aymara or Guarani. Quechua was the language of the Incas, but it still survives in the Cochabamba region.

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