By Fadrique Iglesias, Brujula Digital: Bolivia is emerging as a small but promising player in the global specialty coffee market. The sector’s growth is opening opportunities for producers, baristas, and new urban economies. Nathan Dumlao/Unsplash When the Iturralde family acquired a plot behind the Mururata snow-capped peak, nearly 6,000 meters high, they aimed to make…
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YPFB at a Breaking Point | YPFB al borde del colapso
By Cadena A, Eju.tv: Former Minister Ríos Urges Changes in YPFB and Warns It Is a “Time Bomb” Former Hydrocarbons Minister Álvaro Ríos stated that YPFB can no longer continue under its current model and said it must be transformed into a competitive company. Former Hydrocarbons Minister Álvaro Ríos warned that Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos…
Tiwanaku: Las ruinas antiguas de Bolivia reveladas en la guía 2026 | Bolivia’s Ancient Ruins Unveiled in 2026 Guide
Por Ad Hoc News: A fecha del 20 de abril de 2026, las piedras bañadas por el sol de Tiwanaku, en el Altiplano boliviano, revelan secretos de un imperio preincaico que dio forma a Sudamérica. Viajeros estadounidenses desde centros como Miami y Los Ángeles están descubriendo esta joya de UNESCO cerca del Lago Titicaca, perfecta para aventuras históricas profundas….
Vanessa Pereira: First Bolivian to Join the Royal Hispano-American Academy in Cádiz | Primera boliviana en ingresar a la Real Academia Hispanoamericana en Cádiz
By Brújula Digital: The induction ceremony took place in the city of Cádiz, with the presence of all members of the Academy’s board and its director, Enrique García-Agulló. The Academy’s director, Enrique García-Agulló, presents the medal to Vanessa Pereira / Courtesy Bolivian Vanessa Pereira was inducted as a Corresponding Academic of the Royal Hispano-American Academy…
Energy crisis and exchange rate trigger economic uncertainty | Crisis energética y tipo de cambio provocan incertidumbre económica
By El Diario: According to analysts’ criteria The energy crisis and the exchange rate are generating uncertainty. Structural measures have not yet been presented, and emphasis is being placed on two sectors to attract foreign currency: hydrocarbons and mining. Mineral exports in the first quarter of 2026 reached $951.7 million, out of a total of…
“It’s not enough,” people say on the street as inflation heads toward double digits in 2026 | “No alcanza”, dice la gente en la calle, mientras la inflación apunta a dos dígitos en 2026
By Ernesto Estremadoiro, El Deber: Rising prices are already hitting daily life: households are cutting consumption and adjusting spending, eating has become a luxury, while the IMF projects inflation of 20.7% for 2026, in a context of foreign currency shortages and lower export income Beyond complex macroeconomic technicalities, the word inflation is synonymous with fear….
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 