By La Patria: Every May 26, Bolivian heroes are remembered: the Colorados Battalion and their bravery in the Battle of Alto de la Alianza The Battle of Alto de la Alianza The Battle of Alto de la Alianza was one of the most important events of the War of the Pacific. This confrontation took place…
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Chuquisaca’s Cry for Freedom | El Grito Libertario de Chuquisaca
By El Diario: 217 Years Ago Chuquisaca Ignited Alto Peru’s Fight for Freedom in 1809 On May 25, 1809, Chuquisaca became the scene of a rebellion that marked the beginning of the emancipation movement in Alto Peru. The former capital of the Audiencia of Charcas, today Sucre, ceased to be merely an administrative and university…
Restoration Boost for Altiplano Masterpiece | Impulso a la joya del Altiplano
By Vision 360: The “Sistine Chapel of the Altiplano” will be restored with more than $66,000 from a U.S. cultural fund Restoration experts will carry out a comprehensive analysis of the temple’s current condition, including detailed photographic documentation, damage assessment, and a review of previous interventions. The church and its murals; Tuesday’s event, attended by…
Tiwanaku: Las ruinas antiguas de Bolivia reveladas en la guía 2026 | Bolivia’s Ancient Ruins Unveiled in 2026 Guide
Por Ad Hoc News: A fecha del 20 de abril de 2026, las piedras bañadas por el sol de Tiwanaku, en el Altiplano boliviano, revelan secretos de un imperio preincaico que dio forma a Sudamérica. Viajeros estadounidenses desde centros como Miami y Los Ángeles están descubriendo esta joya de UNESCO cerca del Lago Titicaca, perfecta para aventuras históricas profundas….
Vanessa Pereira: First Bolivian to Join the Royal Hispano-American Academy in Cádiz | Primera boliviana en ingresar a la Real Academia Hispanoamericana en Cádiz
By Brújula Digital: The induction ceremony took place in the city of Cádiz, with the presence of all members of the Academy’s board and its director, Enrique García-Agulló. The Academy’s director, Enrique García-Agulló, presents the medal to Vanessa Pereira / Courtesy Bolivian Vanessa Pereira was inducted as a Corresponding Academic of the Royal Hispano-American Academy…
La Tablada: The Battle That Sealed Tarija’s Course | La batalla que selló el rumbo de Tarija
By Omar Pereyra, Eju.tv: Tarija was one of the last strongholds liberated by the Army of the Argentine North. The battle was led by the then young Gregorio Aráoz de Lamadrid, supported by local caudillos. Illustration of the Battle of La Tablada In Tarija, the days of freedom are counted from April 15, 1817. Although control…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 