Bolivia
Bolivia’s Mother Earth law gives nature equal rights to humans
Bolivia is set to pass the Law of Mother Earth, (La Ley de Derechos de la Madre Tierra in Spanish... Read Article
2011: The Year of the Green War in Latin America
In Latin America mass demonstrations are putting at risk huge energy, mining and infrastructure projects. Thousands of peasants occupied the... Read Article
World Conservation Society Uncovers Record Number of Jaguars in Bolivia
In a new camera trap survey in the world’s most biologically diverse landscape in Bolivia, researchers for the Wildlife Conservation... Read Article
REVIEW Pachamama
I’m not convinced Pachamama – meaning Mother Earth – is an apt title for this film. There are certainly many... Read Article
Cost of Living in Bolivia
Bolivia is one of the most impoverished countries in South American. The cost of living in Bolivia has risen over... Read Article
Random Is Not Whatever: New Music from Bolivia
Random Is Not A Whatever are a rare thing, a record label from Bolivia. This year they’ve released a number... Read Article
Guarani and the importance of maintaining cultural identity though language
The battle for the preservation of any language is a complex process which requires a large amount of understanding from... Read Article
Carnaval de Oruro: Dancing with the Devil in Bolivia’s Carnival
Carnival in the mining town of Oruro has become Bolivia’s most celebrated festival, usurping similar events in La Paz, Santa... Read Article
Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevera and his final days in Bolivia
Ernesto Guevara de la Serna lost his life on the 9th of October 1967 at the hands of the Bolivian... Read Article
Zona Sur carries on a great Bolivian cinema tradition
After showing at the London Film Festival last summer Zona Sur (Southern District), the fourth film by Bolivian director Juan... Read Article