Juan Jose Toro writes in Los Tiempos: Quality: that is the question Still a few days away from Christmas 2013 but the Spanish language page made me a gift: taught me that the word “taxi” comes from “meter” which is the “unit which will be provided to some rental cars, which automatically dials the distance…
Tag: public transport
Bolivian ingenuity! Need better laws and funding channels to promote people like Yuri Valeriano!
Alejandra Pau reports for Pagina Siete: The Paceño [La Paz person] who invented the sliding doors for minibuses INVENTIVE. Yuri Valeriano developed a device that opens and closes doors with the push of a button. “How people recognize my effort gives me a great satisfaction,” he says. Entre Rios avenue of Alto Tejar in La…
In Bolivia: All is predetermined
Jose Gramunt de Moragas (Jesuit priest), a very well-known journalist in Bolivia, Director of ANF (one of the best and serious news agency that Bolivia has), writes in La Razon: All is predetermined Nine times the real natives of the TIPNIS wanted to reach an agreement with Mr. President What with the mania of the…
Bolivian unfortunate public transport reality
In general we can say we have a very poor public transport system, the buses, mini-buses and taxis of all kinds in general are old, used, and are considered junk in the countries of origin, on top of that, most of them come smuggled and sometimes the ‘conversion’ from the wheel to the left causes…
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