David Choquehuanca, the Vice President of Bolivia, is a prominent figure in a nation where 60% of the population is indigenous. His journey to New York to attend the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous People offers a unique glimpse into his personal story and his vision for the future of Indigenous communities.

At the United Nations, Choquehuanca’s presence was more than symbolic. He passionately advocated for the rights of indigenous people, emphasizing the need for recognition, respect, and sustainable development. His speeches and interactions highlighted the challenges indigenous communities face worldwide, as well as the resilience and strength that define them.