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Femicide Leaves 536 Orphans Since 2020, 44 of Them in 2026

Summary by Opinión Bolivia
The figure reflects the consequences of femicide beyond the death of the victims; the regulation of Law 1680 provides for measures of protection and financial assistance for daughters and sons who are left without their mothers.
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The figure reflects the consequences of femicide beyond the death of the victims; the regulation of Law 1680 provides for measures of protection and financial assistance for daughters and sons who are left without their mothers.

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Opinión Bolivia broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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