Bolivia

By Russ Slater 15 February, 2012

Carnival season is almost here! Of course the most famous carnival is Rio’s, but there are many more. In Brazil... Read Article

By Richard Lim 25 October, 2011

Bolivia is one of the most impoverished countries in South American. The cost of living in Bolivia has risen over... Read Article

By Russ Slater 14 October, 2011

Random Is Not A Whatever are a rare thing, a record label from Bolivia. This year they’ve released a number... Read Article

By Russ Slater 28 February, 2011

Carnival in the mining town of Oruro has become Bolivia’s most celebrated festival, usurping similar events in La Paz, Santa... Read Article

By Amy Cunningham 16 February, 2011

Known as “the roof top of the world” due to its high elevation in the Andes mountains, Bolivia is a... Read Article

By Irene Gimeno Espasa 10 February, 2011

Ernesto Guevara de la Serna lost his life on the 9th of October 1967 at the hands of the Bolivian... Read Article

By Russ Slater 30 January, 2011

After showing at the London Film Festival last summer Zona Sur (Southern District), the fourth film by Bolivian director Juan... Read Article

By Mark Briggs 10 January, 2011

Simon Bolivar is a name that echoes across South America. His name appears in titles of countries, currencies, and numerous... Read Article

By Irene Gimeno Espasa 14 December, 2010

South America has one of the largest concentration of States in the world that would call themselves socialists. Although there... Read Article

By Ed Hart 10 December, 2010

When grapes came to the New World in the 16th century, first to the Parras, Coahuila, Mexico and later to... Read Article

By S&C Team 14 November, 2010

November 14 marked a milestone in the history of the Andean region as it was 229 years since the indigenous... Read Article