Thousands of indigenous demonstrators in Bolivia protesting against a controversial road project in the Amazon have reached the seat of government in La Paz. They've been joined by many others from the city itself, who received the marchers with food, blankets and music. Mattia Cabitza is in La Paz.

数千名玻利维亚土著游行者抗议政府在亚马逊地区的一个有争议的道路项目，他们到达拉巴斯政府所在地。当地居民也加入游行队伍，并向游行者提供食物、毛毯和音乐。Mattia Cabitza在拉巴斯报道。

There are marching bands. Children come from schools just to say hello to these protesters, who've endured fatigue, cold just to come here to tell the President Evo Morales that he needs to scrap altogether the construction project for the highway through the Amazon forest. The government insists it's needed to bring development and progress to these poor communities, but these indigenous protesters say they are going to stay here until the president changes his mind.

游行乐队和学校的孩子们前来向抗议者打招呼，这些游行者经受了疲惫和寒冷，来到此处告诉总统莫拉莱斯，他得放弃这项贯穿亚马逊森林的高速公路建设。政府坚持认为，需要帮助这些贫困地区发展进步，但土著抗议者说，他们将呆在那里直到总统改变主意。

A BBC investigation has found that many child beggars active on the streets of London come from Romania's Gypsy community and each can earn hundreds of dollars a day for their minders. The Gypsies, also known as Roma, are Europe's largest ethnic minority and the poorest, but the BBC found many who manage the beggars to be owners of large houses and luxury cars.