Category: La Paz

Imagine Jaime Laredo and Ana Maria Vera performing together!!

It will be the concert of the decade!! From La Prensa: IN AUGUST OF THE NEXT YEAR Jaime Laredo will be in Bolivia Classic Concerts will be given in La Paz, the Isla de la Luna, Cochabamba and Santa Cruz. The prominent Bolivian, nationalized American violinist, Jaime Laredo will join the Classical Bolivia project to…

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Bolivia’s independence day and how our economics was back then…

On this special day for all of us, I thought there is no better homage than to share Fundacion Milenio’s wonderful work: The economic situation in Bolivia in its creation: August 6, 1825 What was the situation of the Bolivian economy on August 6, 1825? Once created the Republic of Bolívar, to then be called…

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Bolivian Mauricio Rodriguez wins El Pais newspaper competition

Anahi Cazas reports for Pagina Siete: The Spanish newspaper published a story about black October Bolivian Mauricio Rodríguez wins El Pais newspaper competition LITERATURE: The Jilana story was one of the selected 45 between 2,200 proposals from artists around the world who were evaluated by the jury of the Spanish newspaper. The history of a…

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Why is Bolivia loosing its timber/sustainable forestry program?

Marcelo Campos reports for El Dia: Because of the low production of wood 50% of sawmills closed in Guarayos and Chiquitania Forest. Imports of wood products exceed by $6.4 million the exports of the Department. The industry keep hopes in the 2013 season. Around 50% of the productive units of the Guarayos province and all of…

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Archaeological discovery near Irupana!

EFE reports in El Deber: ARCHAEOLOGY Italian asks for help to the EU to preserve “small Machu Picchu” of Bolivia The Italian archaeologist Patrizia Di Cosimo has requested to the European Union (EU) financial support in order to value a pre-Hispanic Citadel located in an area of the Yungas of Bolivia, which is regarded as…

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