By Pablo Peralta, Vision 360: The book Bolivia Awaits You has just been published, containing images of Bolivia’s internationally certified tourist destinations, in the context of the Bicentennial. Images of five Bolivian tourist destinations: Salar de Uyuni, Samaipata, Sucre, Jesuit Missions, and Lake Titicaca. Photos: Bolivia Awaits You The Government launched the book Bolivia Awaits You, which features images…
Tag: Bolivian heritage
Natives: the first settlers of the lowlands | Nativos: los primeros pobladores de las tierras bajas
By Beatriz Beby Avalos, El Deber: Diverse ethnicities: Photo of indigenous people, part of the archives of the History Museum Photos: History Museum of Uagrm In pre-Hispanic times, different ethnic groups inhabited the Bolivian lowlands Information about the first indigenous peoples who populated Santa Cruz and the lowlands in general before the arrival of the…
The Deed of Warnes That Shaped a New Country | La gesta de Warnes que hizo un nuevo país
By Mauricio Quiroz, El Deber: Historical Protagonists of Freedom: Monument to Ignacio WarnesIgnacio Warnes not only fought with weapons; he knew how to use words to ignite patriotism / Photo: EL DEBER Dozens of men and women fought for independence in these lands for 15 long years. On September 24, 1810, Santa Cruz entered a…
Ancestral Recipes from Camba Cuisine | Recetas ancestrales de la cocina camba
By El Deber: Urucú We celebrate Camba cuisine, inspired by ancestral recipes with native ingredients such as urucú, avocado, tamarind, and achachairú. Camba Heart of Palm Salad with Avocado and Tomato A variation of our traditional salad with fresh ingredients Ingredients (4 servings) PreparationMix the heart of palm, avocado, tomato, onion, parsley, and optionally, some…
Congratulations, Santa Cruz! | ¡Felicidades, Santa Cruz!
By German Huanca: On this special day, I want to greet my friends from Santa Cruz and join in celebrating all the achievements reached so far—undeniable in the economic, social, and political spheres. However, one challenge still remains: to lead development, not only of Santa Cruz, but of the entire country. After the 2024 census—marked,…
TUTO AND THE RURAL SECTOR | TUTO Y EL SECTOR RURAL
By Oscar Antezana: Tuto has great possibilities of being the next president of Bolivia, unless there is fraud. His political courage, his technical capacity, and his knowledge about the economic, social, and institutional reality is superior to that of the other ticket. This will be confirmed in the debates, if Paz and Lara do not…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 