Chambi, the athlete from Tarabuco who runs to showcase his culture | Chambi, el deportista de Tarabuco que corre para hacer conocer su cultura

By Betty Rojas Rodríguez, Los Tiempos: Julián Chambi, during the competition at Lomas de Arena. | LA TRIBU TRAIL Julián Chambi Llajsa, former leader of the Yampara indigenous nation, is an ecological farmer from Tarabuco who began running mountain races in August 2024 to learn more about this type of competition and eventually organize one…

Bolivian Holidays – 2025 – Feriados bolivianos

By Unitel, Eju.tv: When does Carnival fall in 2025? These are the dates for the upcoming holiday The first long weekend of the year arrives in just a few weeks. The festivities are already beginning to take shape across much of the country. [UNITEL/FILE] / Last year, the Carnival Queen 2024, Aitana I, participated in…

The last three battles of the continent’s independence | Las tres últimas batallas de la independencia del continente

By MSc. Victor Medinaceli Ríos, lawyer, engineer, and researcher; ERBOL: Close to the national Bicentennial: Junín, Ayacucho, and Tumusla — the last three battles of the continent’s independence The independence of Latin America was a long and complex process marked by countless confrontations that secured the freedom of the continent’s countries. Three battles stand out…

Illegal Jaguar Hunting | Caza ilegal de jaguares

By Iván Paredes, Nómadas; Opinion: Illegal Jaguar Hunting in Bolivia; Argentine Company Offered Packages of up to $50,000 In Bolivia, Noya organized at least 30 illegal expeditions since the 1980s, focusing on jaguar hunting in protected areas. Illegal Jaguar Hunting in Bolivia Promoted by Argentine Company Caza & Safaris Argentina, which operated in the country…

Iconic ceramic miniatures | Icónicas miniaturas de cerámica

By Gina Baldivieso, EFE, Brujula Digital: An ode to the father of the “t’ilinchos,” the iconic ceramic miniatures “Walter Melendres Quiso. The great master ceramist” is the name of the exhibit inaugurated at the National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore. The Aymara ceramist Walter Melendres poses in his workshop in El Alto. Photo: EFE The…