In 2014 - Dealing with Civil and Political Unrest

Topic: Dealing with Civil and Political Unrest
Country: Bolivia
Delegate Name: Kelsey MacDonald
School: Flint Southwestern Classical Academy

Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Bolivia position papers GLIMUN 2014 committees

The nation of Bolivia feel that experimental treatments is a major goal for our country to reach. Unfortunately, our nation ranks nearly last among the western hemisphere countries, and our health system is limited. Although, our larger towns and cities have better care available, that is not the case for many of our smaller towns. However, the cities and towns that do not have a health system available to them, their medical facilities are very poor or non-existent. Thus, experimental treatments are not conducted in our country, as the resources are not easily accessible.

We hope, as the glorious nation of Bolivia, to fix that unfortunate circumstance. By using our allies within the United Nations we can hopefully provide experimental treatments to our citizens, and improve our health ranking for the good of our people. Unfortunately, most of our people are too poor to afford medical attention, but by improving experimental treatments we can find relatively cheaper solutions or medications for our ill. As a result, we can provide a more stable, cheaper, and better health system to Bolivia, and aid millions.

As we previously stated, our health system is unexceptionally low, however our determination to improve should be seen admirable and other countries should follow our lead in improving the health system for their people. We hope to find many effective and favorable solutions to our ethics of experimental treatments to ensure our people receive an acceptable health system.

Access to medical isotopes

The nation of Bolivia is currently working towards getting access to medical isotopes through our allies. We hope to receive isotopes from our fellow United Nation members, Belgium, Canada, France, Netherlands, and South Africa. Our nation is working hard to get a nuclear reactor to improve our health system. Our country has recognized the importance of medical isotopes and we are taking the necessary steps to have them accessible to us.

There's only a limited number of countries that supply isotopes and by getting a nuclear reactor, our glorious nation has taken an effective step towards improving our research and health system. We are concerned about the health of our people and by getting a reactor we are benefiting them marvelously and show our utmost dedication to getting a better heath system for them. This issue is necessary to be addressed, and we will do everything in our power to build a nuclear reactor.

Our country has proven to take the steps to improve our health system and we'd like to see these same steps be taken by other member in the United Nations who have yet not attempted to get a nuclear reactor. Our country believes that medical isotopes are highly important and necessary and we hope other countries believe the same. Medical isotopes greatly heighten our medical care and research.