Juan Manuel Arias writes in El Deber: The economy is fixed later In this quarantine, everything has been seen and heard, from sensible statements, other alarmist and apocalyptic and many crazy, selfish and impertinent to the point of calling for the health rebellion calling the population to a collective exhibition of the contagion of the…
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Bolivia as emerging country, faces real crisis! – Como pais emergente, enfrentamos una crisis real!
Andres Gomez writes in Pagina Siete: Do we save lives or do we save the economy? I fear that in a few more days we Bolivians will have to discuss an ethical dilemma: are we still in quarantine to save lives and kill the economy, or are we leaving quarantine to save the economy and…
International Reserves fall to $5,921 million – Reservas Internacionales caen a $us5.921 millones
ANF reports for Los Tiempos: Bolivia’s International Reserves fall to $5,921 million, the lowest amount since 2008 The country’s Net International Reserves (RIN) fell to 5,921 million dollars, as of March 20 of this administration, according to the report of the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB). The RIN have suffered a sustained decline since the…
Unity is a new nation project – La unidad es un nuevo proyecto de nación
Gonzalo Chávez writes in Pagina Siete: Unity is a new nation project We begin 2020 with a task that seems Herculean and almost impossible to implement: the construction of a single party front that disputes the next national elections. Everything indicates that the Socialism Movement (MAS) will continue to be an important electoral and political…
Takesi, pre-Columbian jewel of Yanacachi
El Diario reports: Tourism The Takesi is one of the oldest routes left in Bolivia and dates back to pre-Inca times The pre-Columbian Takesi road, treasure of Yanacachi in the south Yungas in La Paz, will be promoted soon by means of a plan promoted by the Tourism Promotion Committee of that municipality, the representative…
Environment 101: Sajama Park brings visitors to diversity of fauna
EFE reports via Pagina Siete: The protected area located in Oruro was established in 1939 and in the place you can enjoy hot springs, observe geysers or climb the highest peak. A view of the majestic Sajama National Park. Photos: EFE The Sajama National Park, the oldest protected area in Bolivia, has a great community…
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