Cristobal Gabriel Zapana, center, argues with, Armando Miranda, an official from the Viceministerio de Tierras, about the quantity of food brought for him and other settlers during a food ration shipment. "Frankly, we feel abandoned," settler Nieves Apaza said to Miranda upon receiving inadequate food. The rations arrived a week late and the food pictured here is supposed to last 23 people for two weeks. Bolivian government agencies actively recruit settlers through television commercials to move to the northern jungle province of Pando and claim they will provide for them during the settlement process.