By Unitel: A 77-year-old woman went out for a walk with her dog and was found dead days later; the pet never left her side The body was taken to the judicial morgue. Police say the woman showed no signs of violence. [Reference photo] / Police are investigating the woman’s death The Special Force to…
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Potosí’s Corpus Christi Traditions Defy the Crisis to Endure | Tradiciones potosinas de Corpus Christi desafían a época de crisis para perdurar
By Rocío Ruíz, El Potosí: Despite high prices for basic goods, families in Potosí have not abandoned the consumption of traditional products. Potosí’s Corpus Christi Traditions Defy the Current Crisis Long lines yesterday to send parcels with Potosí’s traditional pastries. [A childhood best friend spent over two hours to send an “encomienda.” God bless his…
The Somó Vendor and His Grandson: A Story of Struggle and Love | El vendedor de somó y su nieto: una historia de lucha y amor
By Kathryn Chávez, El Deber: Ipa Ibáñez and Luigi Cabrera Turn an Everyday Scene into Art and Awareness The Tender Image of a Somó Vendor A photograph has touched the hearts of the people of Santa Cruz and gone viral on social media. Captured by photojournalist Ipa Ibáñez, the image shows a man selling somó…
Father’s Day: Why is it celebrated on March 19 in Bolivia? | Día del Padre: ¿Por qué se celebra el 19 de marzo en Bolivia?
By Silvia Sanchez, Red Uno; Eju.tv: The date honors the love, dedication, and fundamental role of fathers in the family and society. On March 19, Bolivia celebrates Father’s Day, a special occasion that honors the fundamental role of fathers in the family and recognizes their unconditional love and dedication to their children. The celebration dates…
A Miracle: A Dog Found Alive a Day After the Fire | Un milagro: Hallan viva a una perrita un día después del incendio
By Unitel Digital: A Miracle: A Dog Found Alive a Day After the Fire That Devoured an Importer in Los Pozos Firefighters thought the dog had died, burned by the flames in an importer in Los Pozos, Santa Cruz de la Sierra; however, a day after the fire was controlled, she was found alive [Photo:…
Bolivian grandmothers who raise, a task that never ends | Abuelas bolivianas que crían, una tarea que nunca acaba
By Esther Mamani, Vision 360: Research In Bolivian society, the work of grandmothers in raising and caring for their grandchildren is a widespread and overlooked practice because it entails a moral and physical burden as well as an economic contribution that is neither recognized nor valued. Specialists emphasize that the right to a dignified old…
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