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Nine Days on the Northern Route of Lake Titicaca: Part 2 – The Return to Bolivia
Dave´s New Adventure Adventures from the South American Continent 4/2007-5/2007 Nine Days on the Northern Route of Lake Titicaca: Part 2 – The Return to Bolivia I had just two days left on my peruvian… more →
Dave's New Adventure: Sundrenched on Two Wheels
adventures in liturgy: indigenous languages, dia de la raza, iona community and aaron sonnenschein
immanuelpres wrote 3 weeks ago: Ed Murray (Music Director) on Adventures in Liturgy: Indigenous Languages Back in October we celebr … more →
The witches market
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lkstq wrote 1 month ago: La Paz was one of those cities that reminded me I was a long way from home. It was a thoroughly bonk … more →
Bolivia: A lesson in inequality
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saraheve wrote 1 month ago: Want to learn about inequality in Bolivia? Visit the dentist. I go for emergency treatment at a dent … more →
Blog: Cloud-spotting in Chile
youngnatasha wrote 2 months ago: photo by makelessnoise “There’s the llama, look!” Above me were a billion, tiny stars, shining brigh … more →
Evo Morales rocks Leganés
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machetera wrote 3 months ago: Evo Morales Closes an Old Wound – The Bolivian President’s Speech at Leganés, Spain Intr … more →
Country of Origin: Bolivia
cherryhillcoffee wrote 4 months ago: CHERRY HILL COFFEE’S LINE-UP REACHES NEW HEIGHTS We are excited to announce the arrival of a r … more →
Disillusioned floating islands, sharing a laugh with the Aymara and a disastrous dining experience (Puno)
Candy Gaucho wrote 4 months ago: I had one of the best experiences of the trip in the Puno region, and unfortunately one of the worst … more →
The Aymara New Year
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llama wrote 6 months ago: Inka Rakay at sunrise, from Los Tiempos. Inka Rakay is an old Inca city, now in ruins, in the Cochab … more →
Indians in Bolivia proud of Evo Morales
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wiesubags wrote 8 months ago: I have been travelling in the eastern highlands of Bolivia for a week now and it is clear that the p … more →
Bolivia's Morales Calls for Recognition of Legal Coca Use in N.Y. Times Editorial
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BBVM wrote 9 months ago: WASHINGTON – Bolivian President Evo Morales said in an editorial published by The New York Times tha … more →
Decolonization's Rocky Road: Corruption, Expropriation and Justice in Bolivia
rogerhollander wrote 9 months ago: Written by Benjamin Dangl Monday, 16 March 2009 March 13th, 1781 siege of La Paz, Bolivia lau … more →
Taking the Day off...
patriciamar wrote 10 months ago: Every once in a while you really need to just take the day off. I’m not really talking about … more →
The Seeds of Latin America's Rebirth Were Sown in Cuba
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rogerhollander wrote 10 months ago: by Seumas Milne Published on Thursday, January 29, 2009 by The Guardian/UK There was one region that … more →
Almost 500 Years Later, Colonialism Marks Its End in Bolivia
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Little Alex wrote 11 months ago: Since the Spaniards conquered the Bolivian region in the early 16th century, the indigenous have bee … more →
Bolivia sets new global high mark for indigenous rights
rogerhollander wrote 11 months ago: BOWLERS IN BOLIVA: Aymara women went to the polls to vote on a new constitution Sunday. It passed. … more →
Spilling Ink Instead of Blood: Bolivia Votes on a New Constitution
rogerhollander wrote 11 months ago: In Walata Chico, Bolivia, Aymara Indian men cast their ballots for a new constitution. (Photo: Juan … more →
Monday Profile: Rafael E. Núñez
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bryannelson wrote 11 months ago: Rafael E. Núñez Rafael E. Núñez is a professor of cognitive science at the University of California, … more →
The logistics; so far.
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Max Sohl wrote 12 months ago: Our journey started off in Santarèm (Or actually in Belterra where we were literally a second from m … more →
Isla Taquile
florinbora wrote 1 year ago: Written in Peru, August 13th of 2008 one of my best pictures The island of Taquile – which mea … more →
