Editorial, Página Siete: Un-protected areas The government of Luis Arce has recently signed a controversial agreement with the Regional Federation of Gold Mining Cooperatives of the North of La Paz (Fecoman), in which both agree to continue the procedures for the exploitation of gold in the protected areas of Madidi, Cotapata and Apolobamba. The agreement…
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Gastronomy – BOLIVIA – Gastronomía
EFE, Los Tiempos: Gastronomy. Alligator meat beats hamburgers in Bolivia Bolivia, a country whose attachment to culinary tradition made McDonald’s leave, has, however, adopted the consumption of alligator thanks to Marsia Taha, best revelation chef in Latin America 2021 and involved in projects that help the country’s indigenous communities. In addition to having put La…
MERAKI: Ecological ice cream | Heladería ecológica
Meraki: Meet the first ecological ice cream parlor in Bolivia Meraki is the first ecological ice cream parlor in Bolivia. It offers more than 14 flavors, each of them with ecological certification granted by Senapi and Senasac. Both institutions guarantee that no chemicals are used in the ice cream, from the land where the food…
La Paz was founded in Laja – Oct 20, 1548 – La Paz se fundó en Laja
Eric Ortega, Página Siete: La Paz was founded in Laja, but gold moved the headquarters of the city On October 20, 1548, Our Lady of La Paz was founded. Three days later the city was consolidated in the Chuquiabo valley, where it currently remains. It was toured due to the search for wealth. It was…
MADIDI: Listen to the Voices of the jungle – Escucha a las Voces de la selva
Erick Ortega, Página Siete: The Voices of Madidi come out of the jungle and are heard in France Iga Vandenhove collected sounds from the North La Paz Protected Area between July and August last year. The 33-year-old Frenchwoman made a sound documentary that is presented in Europe. Sometimes the squirrels make a sound that is…
Indigenous nation Araona in peril – Nación indígena Araona en peligro
Ivan Alejandro Paredes, El Deber: An indigenous nation abandoned and forgotten: the Araonas fear the worst This town, in the north of La Paz, does not have a health post and there are deaths that can be avoided. There is no connection and to be treated at a health center they must travel four days…
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