In October 2011 , after a large march of indigenous peoples and protestors arrived in La Paz , President Evo Morales passed a bill declaring the TIPNIS “ intangible ” or “ untouchable ” , which was understood by environmental campaigners and indigenous organizations as the final word on the issue . However , in February 2012 , Bolivia 's government gathered pro-road supporters and supported a different march that proposed a new law calling for " prior consultation " that would allow indigenous peoples a greater say .
Taypi sata phaxsin 2011 maranxa , indígenanakan walja urunak kayuk sarapxatapata , ukatx sartasirinakax La Paz markaruw purini , Evo Morales irpirix mä kamachi utt ’ ayi TIPNIS ukax jan llamt ’ kayaw ( “ intangible ” o “ intocable ” ) , ukax uraq arxatir arnakjirinakatak ( activistas ) ukhamarak indígena tamanakatakix qhip qhipa arjam ukatuqit amuyat ’ ata .