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Bolivian workers to receive extra month's pay at Xmas
Evo Moralas gifts christmas bonus to state workers

Salaried workers at Bolivian state agencies, the military, police and in the private sector are to get an extra month's pay as a Christmas bonus.

President Evo Morales issued a decree for the extra cash on Wednesday.

Bolivian law already requires that salaried workers get a month's pay as a December bonus, so they will now triple their pay for the month.

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