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Transformers, UFOs, and soon Messi s jersey adorn Bolivia s cholets

Yolanda Salazar El Alto, Bolivia, Dec 8 (EFE).- Transformers, ships, UFOs and soon Lionel Messi’s Argentina jersey are some of the designs that adorn the strange facades of the “cholets,” extravagant buildings in the Bolivian city of El Alto. Located next to the capital La Paz at 4,000 meters above sea level, the landscape of …

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Why has deforestation reached record levels in Bolivia? (commentary)

In both national and multilateral fora, Bolivia is increasingly showing its reluctance to curb deforestation. President Luis Arce, soon to be entering the penultimate year of his term, has built up a poor environmental record, supporting the unbridled growth of a largely extractive economy, continuing to renege on its commitment to the Rights of Mother […]

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They rely on this lizard to heal their pain Now it s endangered

They rely on this lizard to heal their pain Now it s endangered
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To break stereotypes that only men climb mountains, the Cholita Climbers scale Bolivia s highest peaks in skirts

Dressed in traditional garb, the group of 11 Indigenous Aymara women climb mountains to raise awareness for gender-based violence.

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Cholita Climbers Break Stereotypes and Scale Mountains

Dressed in traditional garb, the group of 11 Indigenous Aymara women climb mountains to raise awareness for gender-based violence.

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