Jorge Soruco reports for La Razon: Potosi Chronicles of Arzans will be presented in March Heritage. The colonial text is regarded as the inaugural work of the Bolivian literature After almost 50 years of absence in libraries and bookstores in the world, the three volumes of the tales of the Villa Imperial of Potosi from…
The Latino American Who’s Who Recognizes Eduardo Félix Medrano-Salas
One of our own, gets well-deserved recognition for his work outside our country! The Latino American Who’s Who Recognizes Eduardo Félix Medrano-Salas WRITTEN BY: PR – JAN• 02•13 Elmhurst, NY/LWW Press/January 2, 2012 – –Eduardo Félix Medrano-Salas, Assistant Principal, Newtown High School, was selected for inclusion in the 2012 edition of The Latino American Who’s Who. For many generations since…
Ana Chipana made a quinoa breakfast for NASA!
Tatiana Sanabria writes for Pagina Siete: Bolivian creates a breakfast with quinoa for NASA Ana Chipana prepared breakfast for NASA personnel. She went 12 years ago to the U.S. and opened a gourmet company that relies on the grain of gold of the Andes. She was simply dreaming awake. After 12 years seeking opportunities as…
The life of a notable Bolivian in Europe: Jaime Ortiz-Patiño
An interesting drive force, an example to follow; Bolivians need self-esteem and determination to triumph here and/or abroad. From El Deber: Sorrow in Spain by the death of the founding father of Bolivian origin The flag of Bolivia flies at half-staff since Thursday at club de Valderrama, one of the best in Europe, on the…
Early in 2013, and Bolivia continues to scare away private investment!
This is a well-written Editorial from El Diario: Unexpected “nationalization” The unexpected “nationalization” of Elecropaz (La Paz), Elfeo (Oruro), Manager of Empresas S.A. and service company (Edeser), belonging to Iberdrola, with predominant Spanish capitals, comes in addition to previous nationalization of the Transportadora de Electricidad firm, of the same origin, made eight months ago and…
The procedural rules/norms under work for the ‘Dollar Law’
Bolivian citizens and specially those living abroad who are sending remittances to their families back home, must take special attention to this new governmental policy. Ismael Luna Acevedo writes for El Dia: Financial institutions must adapt The procedural rules/norms under work for the ‘Dollar Law’ Money. The State with this standard hopes to have an…
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