Kudos to Sergio Nuñez de Arco and his brother Fabricio for allowing the rest of the world to benefit from our quinoa! I welcome them to The Hall of Bolivian Fame! The 13 Gods of Food By Howard Chua-EoanNov. 07, 2013 Sometimes, a decision in the kitchen of a fancy restaurant far, far away may end up…
Potosi silver, wealth that was taken out and never came back!
Today is Potosi’s anniversary, celebrating 203 years of freedom, and I saw no better way to commemorate my beloved city but to share an interesting article that will be housed in Bolivia 101: The Basics. Juan Jose Toro Montoya writes in Los Tiempos: One coin 1622. The galleon Nuestra Señora de Atocha departed from Callao,…
Bolivia 2013 Prosperity Index, by Legatum
The 2013 Legatum Prosperity Index – Bolivia is in 86th position: . . . . . . . .
Can Bolivia oppose to biotechnology?
Gary Rodriguez writes in El Deber: Biotechnology: can we oppose to it? According to the FAO more than 800 million people go to bed hungry every day. If this happens with seven billion inhabitants, how would we feed more than nine billion mouths by 2050? Something difficult to achieve with the climate change, the scarcity…
Bolivian food security under peril, ever since this ochlocracy began ruling our country!
Is Bolivia going to become like Venezuela? Looking after food and toilet paper? An Editorial from El Diario: Food sovereignty in coma Notable food shortages in markets across the country and the consequent consumption climbing inflation have come to demonstrate that food sovereignty that existed until a few years ago in the country, is in…
The so-called 2013 “black October” was merely a coup d’etat!!
Roberto Navia reports for El Deber: INTERVIEW Alexandra Sánchez de Lozada: “There are confessions of Evo and Alvaro on the coup d’etat of October 2003” Daughter of former President Gonzalo Sánchez De Lozada Alexandra Sánchez de Lozada, the daughter of the former President, spoke with EL DEBER from the United States on the events of…
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