DID YOU KNOW THAT, IN 1521, THE PORTUGUESE ALEJO GARCÍA WAS THE FIRST EUROPEAN TO ARRIVE IN PRESENT BOLIVIAN TERRITORY? (part I) By: Laura Escobari de Querejazu. The path of Peabirú: Alejo García, 1521 Since pre-Hispanic times, the Guarani peoples have been attracted to El Dorado, the Land without Evil, from where they heard that…
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First Cry for Freedom | Primer Grito de Libertad
Correo del Sur: May 25, 1809, the day hard liquor was drunk with gunpowder Chuquisaca commemorated the 214th anniversary of events that lasted at least one more day and that constituted the First Cry for Freedom This May 25, 2023 was Thursday, just like 214 years ago, when the First Cry for Freedom of Latin…
Museum of Ethnology places historical pieces in a 3D virtual showcase | Museo de Etnología coloca piezas históricas en vitrina virtual 3D
Opinion: Seeking to broaden access to art, this center incorporated functions into its website that allow the pieces to be appreciated in three-dimensional vision, and clips of virtual tours. The National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore (MUSEF) has enabled a 3D collection on its website, an experience that allows users to appreciate a series of…
FIRST AIR COMBAT IN AMERICA -PRIMER COMBATE AÉREO EN AMÉRICA: Chaco hero, Cap. Rafael Pabón
Por/By: Ramiro Molina Alanes 90 YEARS AGO: THE FIRST AIR COMBAT IN AMERICA At around six in the morning on Sunday, December 4, 1932, exactly 90 years ago, in the skies of the Boreal Chaco, one of the most glorious and transcendental feats of our military history took place, the first air combat in America,…
La Paz was founded in Laja – Oct 20, 1548 – La Paz se fundó en Laja
Eric Ortega, Página Siete: La Paz was founded in Laja, but gold moved the headquarters of the city On October 20, 1548, Our Lady of La Paz was founded. Three days later the city was consolidated in the Chuquiabo valley, where it currently remains. It was toured due to the search for wealth. It was…
Southern women who made history | Mujeres sureñas que hicieron historia
Evelyn Campos y Juan José Toro, El Potosi: Data on the origin of the Bolivian Women’s Day. Women were, are and will be half of humanity. Because of this truism, they appear in all periods of our history and Bolivia is no exception. From the earliest times, in our original cultures, women appear assuming leading…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 