Prior to European colonization, the Andean region of Bolivia was a part of the Inca Empire – the largest state in Pre-Columbian America. The Spanish Empire conquered the region in the 16th century. During most of the Spanish colonial period, this territory was called Upper Peru and was under the administration of the Viceroyalty of Peru, which included most of Spain's South American colonies. After declaring independence in 1809, 16 years of war followed before the establishment of the Republic, named for Simón Bolívar, on 6 August 1825. Bolivia has struggled through periods of political instability, dictatorships and economic woes.
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Pope Francis will visit Bolivia from July 8th to the 10th.
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Full agenda of the upcoming papal trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay
Full agenda of the upcoming papal trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay
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Pope Francis visit one of the most dangerous prisons in the world, Palmasola.
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A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
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Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Local fishermen were shocked to find hundreds of dead fish floating down Bolivia's Rio Grande river on Monday. Report by Claire Lomas.
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Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
(Latin Pulse: 7, October, 2008) More at http://www.linktv.org/latinpulse (Latin Pulse: 7 October, 2008) As Americans and the world focus on the looming econo...
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Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia controls nearly half of the worlds reserves of lithium, a metal crucial for electric cars and other alternative energy technologies. But who will ben...
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Alasitas Bolivia's festival of miniatures
Alasitas Bolivia's festival of miniatures
Alasitas Bolivia's festival of miniatures
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Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
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Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Childhood Lost - "We are not bothered by the opinions of other countries"
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Can a new law allowing children as young as 10 to work really help them, or will it put them at risk of abuse? This controversial new approach to child protection is dividing Bolivians of all ages.
"A defenceless child cannot make a decision to fully defend their rights", decries Ombudsman Rolando Villena, a critic of the law recently passed that enshrines work for children i
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Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
This wild card segment reports on the issue of of the coca plant in the South American country of Bolivia. The US may see the coca plant as the source of coc...
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Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian authorities say eight students have drowned during a swimming break on an end-of-term school trip.
Local police chief Alberto Antezana says the 29 students aged 17 to 19 set out from the eastern city of Santa Cruz on a trip around part of the country. They asked the driver to stop at the Ichoa River so they could go swimming, but misjudged the force of the current.
Rescuers recovered the last of the eight bodies on Wednesday.
They were flown to their home city of Potosi, where Gov. Feliz Gonzalez said the government will give economic aid to the
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Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
SERIES STARTS APRIL 2010 - SUNDAYS AT 7PM, MONDAYS AT 11PM ON CURRENT TV (Virgin 155, Sky 183) More Info - http://current.com/groups/deadliest-j... A father ...
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Full agenda of the upcoming papal trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay
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Pope Francis visit one of the most dangerous prisons in the world, Palmasola.
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A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
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Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Local fishermen were shocked to find hundreds of dead fish floating down Bolivia's Rio Grande river on Monday. Report by Claire Lomas.
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Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
(Latin Pulse: 7, October, 2008) More at http://www.linktv.org/latinpulse (Latin Pulse: 7 October, 2008) As Americans and the world focus on the looming econo...
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Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia controls nearly half of the worlds reserves of lithium, a metal crucial for electric cars and other alternative energy technologies. But who will ben...
6:04
Alasitas Bolivia's festival of miniatures
Alasitas Bolivia's festival of miniatures
Alasitas Bolivia's festival of miniatures
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Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
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Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Childhood Lost - "We are not bothered by the opinions of other countries"
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Can a new law allowing children as young as 10 to work really help them, or will it put them at risk of abuse? This controversial new approach to child protection is dividing Bolivians of all ages.
"A defenceless child cannot make a decision to fully defend their rights", decries Ombudsman Rolando Villena, a critic of the law recently passed that enshrines work for children i
3:48
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
This wild card segment reports on the issue of of the coca plant in the South American country of Bolivia. The US may see the coca plant as the source of coc...
0:36
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian authorities say eight students have drowned during a swimming break on an end-of-term school trip.
Local police chief Alberto Antezana says the 29 students aged 17 to 19 set out from the eastern city of Santa Cruz on a trip around part of the country. They asked the driver to stop at the Ichoa River so they could go swimming, but misjudged the force of the current.
Rescuers recovered the last of the eight bodies on Wednesday.
They were flown to their home city of Potosi, where Gov. Feliz Gonzalez said the government will give economic aid to the
0:41
Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
SERIES STARTS APRIL 2010 - SUNDAYS AT 7PM, MONDAYS AT 11PM ON CURRENT TV (Virgin 155, Sky 183) More Info - http://current.com/groups/deadliest-j... A father ...
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Bolivia's resource dilemma
Bolivia's resource dilemma
Bolivia's resource dilemma
Government struggles with tension between extraction-based economy and growing global environmental leadership Produced by Jesse Freeston For more visit www....
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The Bolivian Cocaine War That Nearly Bankrupted The Counrty
The Bolivian Cocaine War That Nearly Bankrupted The Counrty
The Bolivian Cocaine War That Nearly Bankrupted The Counrty
Cocaine Wars (1996): For centuries the coca leaf was a blessing from the gods. It alleviated the hunger of the Bolivian poor. Today it is a source of narcoti...
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Students travelling to Bolivia to research altitude sickness
Students travelling to Bolivia to research altitude sickness
Students travelling to Bolivia to research altitude sickness
The 30 current and former students from the University of Edinburgh hope to improve safety for climbers.
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Bolivia News 09 Enero 2014 Boliviawebtv
Bolivia News 09 Enero 2014 Boliviawebtv
Bolivia News 09 Enero 2014 Boliviawebtv
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100 Women Bolivia cholita chef Justa Canaviri on abuse
100 Women Bolivia cholita chef Justa Canaviri on abuse
100 Women Bolivia cholita chef Justa Canaviri on abuse
Justa Canaviri is Bolivia's top celebrity chef and was born in the city of La Paz in 1963.
She has been on national TV for more than a decade and her current show La Justa is one of the most famous and influential women in the country.
She is a fierce advocate of women's rights in the country.
Domestic violence is a deep-rooted problem for Bolivia, a country that sees the highest levels of violence against women in South America, according to a 2013 Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) study.
She is also a supporter of indigenous and LGBT issues in her country and a prominent "cholita" - indigenous women notable for their distinctive dress
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Bolivia's economy reaches record growth
Bolivia's economy reaches record growth
Bolivia's economy reaches record growth
Official data are revealing that Bolivia's economy reached a record growth during the first quarter of 2013. Other indicators, like financial system deposits...
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Bolivian women protest against domestic violence
Bolivian women protest against domestic violence
Bolivian women protest against domestic violence
Bolivia has been shaken by a rise in reported violence against women in recent years -- 120 women were killed by their husband or partner in 2012. The govern...
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Renewable Energy Revolution Sweeps Into Bolivia
Renewable Energy Revolution Sweeps Into Bolivia
Renewable Energy Revolution Sweeps Into Bolivia
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How Can Bolivia's Legal Cocaine Farms Actually Reduce Trafficking?
How Can Bolivia's Legal Cocaine Farms Actually Reduce Trafficking?
How Can Bolivia's Legal Cocaine Farms Actually Reduce Trafficking?
Cocaine Factories - Bolivia - The Bolivian government's new stance on Coca leaf plantations being legal, has the USA worried about the consequences. For down...
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What will the Pope do in Bolivia, Ecuador and Paraguay? Check it out!
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Pope Francis visit one of the most dangerous prisons in the world, Palmasola.
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A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
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Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
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(Latin Pulse: 7, October, 2008) More at http://www.linktv.org/latinpulse (Latin Pulse: 7 October, 2008) As Americans and the world focus on the looming econo...
Bolivia controls nearly half of the worlds reserves of lithium, a metal crucial for electric cars and other alternative energy technologies. But who will ben...
Bolivia controls nearly half of the worlds reserves of lithium, a metal crucial for electric cars and other alternative energy technologies. But who will ben...
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Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Childhood Lost - "We are not bothered by the opinions of other countries"
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Can a new law allowing children as young as 10 to work really help them, or will it put them at risk of abuse? This controversial new approach to child protection is dividing Bolivians of all ages.
"A defenceless child cannot make a decision to fully defend their rights", decries Ombudsman Rolando Villena, a critic of the law recently passed that enshrines work for children in Bolivia. To him the dangers of permitting children into the world of work are clear: entrapment, exploitation, prostitution. But to kids like Eric the new law offers access to new rights that were never available to him before. "It's a good idea. Some have debts, their parents don't work... they go to work to help their families." The change came after children led a protest demanding their right to work. Javier Zabaleta, who drafted the new law, is steadfast in his unconventional approach to child protection. He argues, "we are not bothered by the opinions of other countries - they can say what they want."
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Childhood Lost - "We are not bothered by the opinions of other countries"
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Can a new law allowing children as young as 10 to work really help them, or will it put them at risk of abuse? This controversial new approach to child protection is dividing Bolivians of all ages.
"A defenceless child cannot make a decision to fully defend their rights", decries Ombudsman Rolando Villena, a critic of the law recently passed that enshrines work for children in Bolivia. To him the dangers of permitting children into the world of work are clear: entrapment, exploitation, prostitution. But to kids like Eric the new law offers access to new rights that were never available to him before. "It's a good idea. Some have debts, their parents don't work... they go to work to help their families." The change came after children led a protest demanding their right to work. Javier Zabaleta, who drafted the new law, is steadfast in his unconventional approach to child protection. He argues, "we are not bothered by the opinions of other countries - they can say what they want."
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published:08 Dec 2014
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Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
This wild card segment reports on the issue of of the coca plant in the South American country of Bolivia. The US may see the coca plant as the source of coc...
This wild card segment reports on the issue of of the coca plant in the South American country of Bolivia. The US may see the coca plant as the source of coc...
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian authorities say eight students have drowned during a swimming break on an end-of-term school trip.
Local police chief Alberto Antezana says the 29 students aged 17 to 19 set out from the eastern city of Santa Cruz on a trip around part of the country. They asked the driver to stop at the Ichoa River so they could go swimming, but misjudged the force of the current.
Rescuers recovered the last of the eight bodies on Wednesday.
They were flown to their home city of Potosi, where Gov. Feliz Gonzalez said the government will give economic aid to the families, who are poor.
Source:
http://www.startribune.com/world/280806992.html
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian authorities say eight students have drowned during a swimming break on an end-of-term school trip.
Local police chief Alberto Antezana says the 29 students aged 17 to 19 set out from the eastern city of Santa Cruz on a trip around part of the country. They asked the driver to stop at the Ichoa River so they could go swimming, but misjudged the force of the current.
Rescuers recovered the last of the eight bodies on Wednesday.
They were flown to their home city of Potosi, where Gov. Feliz Gonzalez said the government will give economic aid to the families, who are poor.
Source:
http://www.startribune.com/world/280806992.html
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Government struggles with tension between extraction-based economy and growing global environmental leadership Produced by Jesse Freeston For more visit www....
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Cocaine Wars (1996): For centuries the coca leaf was a blessing from the gods. It alleviated the hunger of the Bolivian poor. Today it is a source of narcoti...
Cocaine Wars (1996): For centuries the coca leaf was a blessing from the gods. It alleviated the hunger of the Bolivian poor. Today it is a source of narcoti...
Justa Canaviri is Bolivia's top celebrity chef and was born in the city of La Paz in 1963.
She has been on national TV for more than a decade and her current show La Justa is one of the most famous and influential women in the country.
She is a fierce advocate of women's rights in the country.
Domestic violence is a deep-rooted problem for Bolivia, a country that sees the highest levels of violence against women in South America, according to a 2013 Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) study.
She is also a supporter of indigenous and LGBT issues in her country and a prominent "cholita" - indigenous women notable for their distinctive dress.
The "cholas" are indigenous Aymara and Quechua women who can be easily identified by their distinctive, elegant outfits.
For decades they suffered discrimination, but they can now be seen studying at university, working in government ministries, banks and lawyers' offices, and anchoring TV and radio programmes.
Justa Canaviri is Bolivia's top celebrity chef and was born in the city of La Paz in 1963.
She has been on national TV for more than a decade and her current show La Justa is one of the most famous and influential women in the country.
She is a fierce advocate of women's rights in the country.
Domestic violence is a deep-rooted problem for Bolivia, a country that sees the highest levels of violence against women in South America, according to a 2013 Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) study.
She is also a supporter of indigenous and LGBT issues in her country and a prominent "cholita" - indigenous women notable for their distinctive dress.
The "cholas" are indigenous Aymara and Quechua women who can be easily identified by their distinctive, elegant outfits.
For decades they suffered discrimination, but they can now be seen studying at university, working in government ministries, banks and lawyers' offices, and anchoring TV and radio programmes.
Official data are revealing that Bolivia's economy reached a record growth during the first quarter of 2013. Other indicators, like financial system deposits...
Official data are revealing that Bolivia's economy reached a record growth during the first quarter of 2013. Other indicators, like financial system deposits...
Bolivia has been shaken by a rise in reported violence against women in recent years -- 120 women were killed by their husband or partner in 2012. The govern...
Bolivia has been shaken by a rise in reported violence against women in recent years -- 120 women were killed by their husband or partner in 2012. The govern...
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Cocaine Factories - Bolivia - The Bolivian government's new stance on Coca leaf plantations being legal, has the USA worried about the consequences. For down...
Cocaine Factories - Bolivia - The Bolivian government's new stance on Coca leaf plantations being legal, has the USA worried about the consequences. For down...
Dan Collyns reports on Bolivia's growing economy. The country is more stable and is approaching middle income status. But Marcelo Zabalaga, Bolivia's central bank president, is reluctant to call it a "boom."
2:31
Bolivia rides wave of economic prosperity
Bolivia rides wave of economic prosperity
Bolivia rides wave of economic prosperity
Thanks to high commodity prices and relatively business friendly policies, Bolivia is enjoying the highest economic growth in its history and it's a prosperity that's spreading across the social divide. Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Santa Cruz. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com/
10:24
A Bolivian Family Affected by Globalization
A Bolivian Family Affected by Globalization
A Bolivian Family Affected by Globalization
This clip explores the relationship between the global free-trade economy and migration. It features the impact of free-trade policies on Jessy and Jaime's f...
6:51
Let's Do Business - Timber Bolivia
Let's Do Business - Timber Bolivia
Let's Do Business - Timber Bolivia
Succes story Timber in Bolivia The CBI is the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries. We are the agency of the Ministry of Foreign Aff...
70:06
The Monetary and Fiscal History of Latin America: The Case of Bolivia
The Monetary and Fiscal History of Latin America: The Case of Bolivia
The Monetary and Fiscal History of Latin America: The Case of Bolivia
Reviewing five-well marked economic cycles since the start of Bolivia's modern economy in 1952, this talk asks policies adopted in the national revolution pe...
7:06
No fourth term plans - Bolivia's Morales
No fourth term plans - Bolivia's Morales
No fourth term plans - Bolivia's Morales
The popular president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has just won his third term in office. He talks to the FT's Andres Schipani about the prospects of a fourth term and what's next for the country's economy.
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1:41
Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
The Central Bank of Bolivia announced a gradual increase in reserve requirements for deposits in U.S. dollars in order to reduce the influence of that curren...
19:28
Hacer empresa bajo la inspiración de Jobs y los Jesuítas: Flavio Escobar at TEDxUCB
Hacer empresa bajo la inspiración de Jobs y los Jesuítas: Flavio Escobar at TEDxUCB
Hacer empresa bajo la inspiración de Jobs y los Jesuítas: Flavio Escobar at TEDxUCB
Flavio Escobar is a Economist, CEO of the Bolivian supermarket chain Ketal, and member of the Universidad Católica Boliviana's board and of the Bolivian Acad...
Bolivia's Decentralization "Shock Therapy" Experiment Jean-Paul Faguet Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentrali...
3:31
Bolivia Deploys the World's Largest System of Cable Cars
Bolivia Deploys the World's Largest System of Cable Cars
Bolivia Deploys the World's Largest System of Cable Cars
Like Chile, Bolivia is also trying to improve the quality of life for its citizens, especially when it comes to finding an alternative to their noisy and cra...
5:30
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In a country where 70 percent of economic activity happens on an informal level, smuggling, money laundering and black marketeering have replaced most of acc...
23:18
Two Bolivias - Bolivia
Two Bolivias - Bolivia
Two Bolivias - Bolivia
Aug 2007
Bolivia's white elite claim they're tired of propping up the nation's economy. They're demanding political autonomy for their city and say they're ready to fight for it.
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
47:04
South Korea 2015 TECHNOLOGY & ECONOMIC LEADER - Samsung, LG, Hyundai, KIA...
South Korea 2015 TECHNOLOGY & ECONOMIC LEADER - Samsung, LG, Hyundai, KIA...
South Korea 2015 TECHNOLOGY & ECONOMIC LEADER - Samsung, LG, Hyundai, KIA...
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South Korea’s development over the last half century has been nothing short of spectacular. Fifty years ago, the country was poorer than Bolivia and Mozambique; today, it is richer than New Zealand and Spain, with a per capita income of almost $23,000. For 50 years, South Korea’s economy has grown by an average of seven percent annually, contracting in only two of those years. In 1996, South Korea joined the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the club of rich industriali
14:36
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: The Lottery (HBO)
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: The Lottery (HBO)
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: The Lottery (HBO)
State lotteries claim to be good for education and the general wellbeing of citizens.
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18:51
Kremlin EvoMorales Mining. ICC corruption lithium business TUdelft TNO.alqaida.university
Kremlin EvoMorales Mining. ICC corruption lithium business TUdelft TNO.alqaida.university
Kremlin EvoMorales Mining. ICC corruption lithium business TUdelft TNO.alqaida.university
Kremlin must stop the NL- Business-deal between the ICC-lobbyplatform and Bolivia. TUdelft & TNO are mass-murder institutes that are going to break down the ...
5:04
Nationalization efforts credited for poverty reduction in Bolivia
Nationalization efforts credited for poverty reduction in Bolivia
Nationalization efforts credited for poverty reduction in Bolivia
Joel Richards reports on nationalization and reform efforts in Bolivia, which have been praised for economic growth and poverty reduction.
12:17
With the Weight of Life on Their Shoulders - Bolivia
With the Weight of Life on Their Shoulders - Bolivia
With the Weight of Life on Their Shoulders - Bolivia
In Bolivia, as in the majority of Latin American countries, the informal sector is made up of workers and businesses who operate outside the State system. By not registering their productive activities with the authorities, they miss out on benefits granted by the government such as pension, health-care, and social security.
In an effort to help the Bolivian government reduce its informal sector, the World bank produced a study which analyzed the situation and which identified the most significant factors restricting the development and formalization of workers and of micro and small business. The study found that both men and wome
1:44
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor Jean-Paul Faguet, Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentraliz...
0:58
Too Much Money - Hyperinflation in Bolivia
Too Much Money - Hyperinflation in Bolivia
Too Much Money - Hyperinflation in Bolivia
Economist Larry Reed talks about the impact of hyperinflation in Bolivia, where prices were rising by 50000% annually when he visited there in the 1980s. To...
2:16
Peru's food business a massive economic force
Peru's food business a massive economic force
Peru's food business a massive economic force
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving job creation in the region.
5:18
US television - Peru 3 - A South American Legacy.
US television - Peru 3 - A South American Legacy.
US television - Peru 3 - A South American Legacy.
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy for investment. One of the least restrictive countries in the world.
Forming a land mass approximately the size of Alaska, Peru is home to just over thirty million people and borders Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador in the heart of South America, with a stretching coastline onto the South Pacific Ocean. The capital city is Lima. The national has been known to battle internal poverty rates, while poor infrastructure has hindered growth to the inland areas.
However, Peru
10:12
Trade and the Economy in Latin America: Speech by President Obama (2012)
Trade and the Economy in Latin America: Speech by President Obama (2012)
Trade and the Economy in Latin America: Speech by President Obama (2012)
http://thefilmarchive.org/ April 13, 2012 While the ALCA was abandoned after the 2005 Mar del Plata Summit of the Americas, which saw protests against the ve...
Dan Collyns reports on Bolivia's growing economy. The country is more stable and is approaching middle income status. But Marcelo Zabalaga, Bolivia's central bank president, is reluctant to call it a "boom."
Dan Collyns reports on Bolivia's growing economy. The country is more stable and is approaching middle income status. But Marcelo Zabalaga, Bolivia's central bank president, is reluctant to call it a "boom."
Thanks to high commodity prices and relatively business friendly policies, Bolivia is enjoying the highest economic growth in its history and it's a prosperity that's spreading across the social divide. Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Santa Cruz. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com/
Thanks to high commodity prices and relatively business friendly policies, Bolivia is enjoying the highest economic growth in its history and it's a prosperity that's spreading across the social divide. Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Santa Cruz. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com/
This clip explores the relationship between the global free-trade economy and migration. It features the impact of free-trade policies on Jessy and Jaime's f...
This clip explores the relationship between the global free-trade economy and migration. It features the impact of free-trade policies on Jessy and Jaime's f...
Succes story Timber in Bolivia The CBI is the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries. We are the agency of the Ministry of Foreign Aff...
Succes story Timber in Bolivia The CBI is the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries. We are the agency of the Ministry of Foreign Aff...
Reviewing five-well marked economic cycles since the start of Bolivia's modern economy in 1952, this talk asks policies adopted in the national revolution pe...
Reviewing five-well marked economic cycles since the start of Bolivia's modern economy in 1952, this talk asks policies adopted in the national revolution pe...
The popular president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has just won his third term in office. He talks to the FT's Andres Schipani about the prospects of a fourth term and what's next for the country's economy.
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The popular president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has just won his third term in office. He talks to the FT's Andres Schipani about the prospects of a fourth term and what's next for the country's economy.
Read the global perspective on world events
http://www.ft.com/world
Click here for more FT World videos
http://video.ft.com/Ft-World
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published:15 Oct 2014
views:20
Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
The Central Bank of Bolivia announced a gradual increase in reserve requirements for deposits in U.S. dollars in order to reduce the influence of that curren...
The Central Bank of Bolivia announced a gradual increase in reserve requirements for deposits in U.S. dollars in order to reduce the influence of that curren...
Flavio Escobar is a Economist, CEO of the Bolivian supermarket chain Ketal, and member of the Universidad Católica Boliviana's board and of the Bolivian Acad...
Flavio Escobar is a Economist, CEO of the Bolivian supermarket chain Ketal, and member of the Universidad Católica Boliviana's board and of the Bolivian Acad...
Bolivia's Decentralization "Shock Therapy" Experiment Jean-Paul Faguet Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentrali...
Bolivia's Decentralization "Shock Therapy" Experiment Jean-Paul Faguet Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentrali...
Like Chile, Bolivia is also trying to improve the quality of life for its citizens, especially when it comes to finding an alternative to their noisy and cra...
Like Chile, Bolivia is also trying to improve the quality of life for its citizens, especially when it comes to finding an alternative to their noisy and cra...
In a country where 70 percent of economic activity happens on an informal level, smuggling, money laundering and black marketeering have replaced most of acc...
In a country where 70 percent of economic activity happens on an informal level, smuggling, money laundering and black marketeering have replaced most of acc...
Aug 2007
Bolivia's white elite claim they're tired of propping up the nation's economy. They're demanding political autonomy for their city and say they're ready to fight for it.
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Aug 2007
Bolivia's white elite claim they're tired of propping up the nation's economy. They're demanding political autonomy for their city and say they're ready to fight for it.
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
published:20 Aug 2007
views:78063
South Korea 2015 TECHNOLOGY & ECONOMIC LEADER - Samsung, LG, Hyundai, KIA...
KOREA HISTORY _ REBUILD INNOVATE
South Korea Technology Leader
WORLDS BEST AUTOMAKER
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WORLD TRAVEL (EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AMERICAS..)
South Korea’s development over the last half century has been nothing short of spectacular. Fifty years ago, the country was poorer than Bolivia and Mozambique; today, it is richer than New Zealand and Spain, with a per capita income of almost $23,000. For 50 years, South Korea’s economy has grown by an average of seven percent annually, contracting in only two of those years. In 1996, South Korea joined the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the club of rich industrialized countries, and in 2010, it became the first Asian country and the first non-G-7 member to host a G-20 summit.
To call South Korea an emerging market, therefore, is a bit of an anachronism. The country is a rich, technologically advanced, mature democracy with an impressive record of innovation, economic reform, and sound leadership. Yet South Korea is not exactly a developed market, either. The value of its exports plus imports (at $1.25 trillion a year) exceeds its national income (at $1.1 trillion). That openness, along with the lack of protection provided by a bloc such as the EU, subjects South Korea to greater market volatility than other major industrialized countries and presents some serious challenges. So, too, does its highly concentrated corporate sector, aging population, and politically dangerous neighborhood. South Korea may well be more dynamic than some developed economies, making it attractive to investors, but it is also much riskier.
SO LONG, KOREA DISCOUNT
Given South Korea’s extraordinary accomplishments, it is tempting to try to distill the secrets of its success, so that they can be bottled and used elsewhere. But South Korea’s remarkable leap from poverty to riches owes to a unique set of historical circumstances.
Soon after the division of the Korean Peninsula, in 1945, South Korea already had in place the building blocks for growth: an educated population, property rights, land reform that boosted productivity, and the institutions of modern capitalism. But then came the Korean War, which devastated the country. Investment did not take off until the country began to rebuild in the 1960s, when the authoritarian president Park Chung-hee (father of the current president, Park Geun-hye) embarked on a set of policy reforms that encouraged domestic saving and opened the economy up to international trade.
South Korea’s initial rapid growth was characterized by both political authoritarianism and extensive state intervention in the economy. In the 1970s and 1980s, Seoul channeled massive amounts of capital through subsidies and low-interest-rate loans into trusted family-led chaebol, or conglomerates. These favored firms also enjoyed trade preferences and monopoly rights, among other indulgences extended by the government. Such preferential treatment enabled the chaebol, which today include Hyundai and Samsung, to grow into massive business empires whose brands are now recognized and envied around the world. But the story has a dark side: today, the chaebol’s ongoing dominance poses challenges to regulators seeking to make South Korea’s markets more competitive. And the conglomerates’ historical ties to the country’s early dictators feed resentment among many South Koreans, who regard the businesses as having achieved their dominance unfairly.
Thank You!
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KOREA HISTORY _ REBUILD INNOVATE
South Korea Technology Leader
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WORLD TRAVEL (EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AMERICAS..)
South Korea’s development over the last half century has been nothing short of spectacular. Fifty years ago, the country was poorer than Bolivia and Mozambique; today, it is richer than New Zealand and Spain, with a per capita income of almost $23,000. For 50 years, South Korea’s economy has grown by an average of seven percent annually, contracting in only two of those years. In 1996, South Korea joined the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the club of rich industrialized countries, and in 2010, it became the first Asian country and the first non-G-7 member to host a G-20 summit.
To call South Korea an emerging market, therefore, is a bit of an anachronism. The country is a rich, technologically advanced, mature democracy with an impressive record of innovation, economic reform, and sound leadership. Yet South Korea is not exactly a developed market, either. The value of its exports plus imports (at $1.25 trillion a year) exceeds its national income (at $1.1 trillion). That openness, along with the lack of protection provided by a bloc such as the EU, subjects South Korea to greater market volatility than other major industrialized countries and presents some serious challenges. So, too, does its highly concentrated corporate sector, aging population, and politically dangerous neighborhood. South Korea may well be more dynamic than some developed economies, making it attractive to investors, but it is also much riskier.
SO LONG, KOREA DISCOUNT
Given South Korea’s extraordinary accomplishments, it is tempting to try to distill the secrets of its success, so that they can be bottled and used elsewhere. But South Korea’s remarkable leap from poverty to riches owes to a unique set of historical circumstances.
Soon after the division of the Korean Peninsula, in 1945, South Korea already had in place the building blocks for growth: an educated population, property rights, land reform that boosted productivity, and the institutions of modern capitalism. But then came the Korean War, which devastated the country. Investment did not take off until the country began to rebuild in the 1960s, when the authoritarian president Park Chung-hee (father of the current president, Park Geun-hye) embarked on a set of policy reforms that encouraged domestic saving and opened the economy up to international trade.
South Korea’s initial rapid growth was characterized by both political authoritarianism and extensive state intervention in the economy. In the 1970s and 1980s, Seoul channeled massive amounts of capital through subsidies and low-interest-rate loans into trusted family-led chaebol, or conglomerates. These favored firms also enjoyed trade preferences and monopoly rights, among other indulgences extended by the government. Such preferential treatment enabled the chaebol, which today include Hyundai and Samsung, to grow into massive business empires whose brands are now recognized and envied around the world. But the story has a dark side: today, the chaebol’s ongoing dominance poses challenges to regulators seeking to make South Korea’s markets more competitive. And the conglomerates’ historical ties to the country’s early dictators feed resentment among many South Koreans, who regard the businesses as having achieved their dominance unfairly.
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God Bless
published:24 Mar 2015
views:9
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: The Lottery (HBO)
State lotteries claim to be good for education and the general wellbeing of citizens.
But are they? (Spoiler alert: No.)
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State lotteries claim to be good for education and the general wellbeing of citizens.
But are they? (Spoiler alert: No.)
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Kremlin EvoMorales Mining. ICC corruption lithium business TUdelft TNO.alqaida.university
Kremlin must stop the NL- Business-deal between the ICC-lobbyplatform and Bolivia. TUdelft & TNO are mass-murder institutes that are going to break down the ...
Kremlin must stop the NL- Business-deal between the ICC-lobbyplatform and Bolivia. TUdelft & TNO are mass-murder institutes that are going to break down the ...
In Bolivia, as in the majority of Latin American countries, the informal sector is made up of workers and businesses who operate outside the State system. By not registering their productive activities with the authorities, they miss out on benefits granted by the government such as pension, health-care, and social security.
In an effort to help the Bolivian government reduce its informal sector, the World bank produced a study which analyzed the situation and which identified the most significant factors restricting the development and formalization of workers and of micro and small business. The study found that both men and women face the same pressures which lead them into the informal sector. Interestingly, women make up 65% of informal workers.
In practice, the existence of a large informal sector significantly reduces the development potential of a country. It limits a country's ability to fight against poverty in an effective and sustainable manner.
There are many families in Bolivia that still carry the burden of their poverty because they do not have a formal economic activity that can give them stability, security and education. This is a complex and significant reality that cannot be ignored. The risks of not investing appropriately are too great. However, the advantages that can be had by taking on this challenge are even greater for the Bolivian people.
In Bolivia, as in the majority of Latin American countries, the informal sector is made up of workers and businesses who operate outside the State system. By not registering their productive activities with the authorities, they miss out on benefits granted by the government such as pension, health-care, and social security.
In an effort to help the Bolivian government reduce its informal sector, the World bank produced a study which analyzed the situation and which identified the most significant factors restricting the development and formalization of workers and of micro and small business. The study found that both men and women face the same pressures which lead them into the informal sector. Interestingly, women make up 65% of informal workers.
In practice, the existence of a large informal sector significantly reduces the development potential of a country. It limits a country's ability to fight against poverty in an effective and sustainable manner.
There are many families in Bolivia that still carry the burden of their poverty because they do not have a formal economic activity that can give them stability, security and education. This is a complex and significant reality that cannot be ignored. The risks of not investing appropriately are too great. However, the advantages that can be had by taking on this challenge are even greater for the Bolivian people.
published:10 Jul 2008
views:3833
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor Jean-Paul Faguet, Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentraliz...
Decentralizing Bolivia's Government Helped The Poor Jean-Paul Faguet, Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentraliz...
Economist Larry Reed talks about the impact of hyperinflation in Bolivia, where prices were rising by 50000% annually when he visited there in the 1980s. To...
Economist Larry Reed talks about the impact of hyperinflation in Bolivia, where prices were rising by 50000% annually when he visited there in the 1980s. To...
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving job creation in the region.
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving job creation in the region.
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy for investment. One of the least restrictive countries in the world.
Forming a land mass approximately the size of Alaska, Peru is home to just over thirty million people and borders Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador in the heart of South America, with a stretching coastline onto the South Pacific Ocean. The capital city is Lima. The national has been known to battle internal poverty rates, while poor infrastructure has hindered growth to the inland areas.
However, Peru has sustained economic growth over the last ten years, while reducing government debt by more than half . President Ollanta Humala Tasso is maintaining the market orientated economic policies of preceding administrations, and the nation is becoming increasingly present in the global market. Since two thousand six, it has formed important strategic trade deals with the US, Canada, EU, and nations in Asian and South America, including its membership in the Pacific Alliance. The US-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement came into force in two thousand nine, creating important investment and trade between the two nations.
The country is full of high potential sectors, including energy, transportation, tourism and agriculture. It’s stable and modern legal framework provides protection for foreign and national investment, and the economy has seen an average of six point four percent of growth each year. The extractive sector in particular has seen a rise in private investment, and accounts for over sixty percent of Peru’s exports.
Peru’s abundant natural resources and range of climates are reflected in the economy, with global market participation in mining, agriculture, textiles, and energy. It is naturally bestowed with an arid lowland coastal region, tropical lands, and mountain ranges holding important mineral resources and many business opportunities.
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy for investment. One of the least restrictive countries in the world.
Forming a land mass approximately the size of Alaska, Peru is home to just over thirty million people and borders Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador in the heart of South America, with a stretching coastline onto the South Pacific Ocean. The capital city is Lima. The national has been known to battle internal poverty rates, while poor infrastructure has hindered growth to the inland areas.
However, Peru has sustained economic growth over the last ten years, while reducing government debt by more than half . President Ollanta Humala Tasso is maintaining the market orientated economic policies of preceding administrations, and the nation is becoming increasingly present in the global market. Since two thousand six, it has formed important strategic trade deals with the US, Canada, EU, and nations in Asian and South America, including its membership in the Pacific Alliance. The US-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement came into force in two thousand nine, creating important investment and trade between the two nations.
The country is full of high potential sectors, including energy, transportation, tourism and agriculture. It’s stable and modern legal framework provides protection for foreign and national investment, and the economy has seen an average of six point four percent of growth each year. The extractive sector in particular has seen a rise in private investment, and accounts for over sixty percent of Peru’s exports.
Peru’s abundant natural resources and range of climates are reflected in the economy, with global market participation in mining, agriculture, textiles, and energy. It is naturally bestowed with an arid lowland coastal region, tropical lands, and mountain ranges holding important mineral resources and many business opportunities.
published:21 Jan 2015
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Trade and the Economy in Latin America: Speech by President Obama (2012)
http://thefilmarchive.org/ April 13, 2012 While the ALCA was abandoned after the 2005 Mar del Plata Summit of the Americas, which saw protests against the ve...
http://thefilmarchive.org/ April 13, 2012 While the ALCA was abandoned after the 2005 Mar del Plata Summit of the Americas, which saw protests against the ve...
Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Today I had the chance to catch up with my Bolivian friend Alejandro and ask him a bit about his home town, Santa Cruz de la Sierra. In this podcast, Alejandro talks about cruceños (people from Santa Cruz), Bolivian music, food and culture. Have a listen, and if you have any questions just leave them in the comments below.
2:47
Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
These are pictures I've collected in the country side of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, while working there. Gladis Moreno was one of the best voices of Bolivia, and...
1:11
Bolivian Food Festival Showcases Indigenous Culinary Delights
Bolivian Food Festival Showcases Indigenous Culinary Delights
Bolivian Food Festival Showcases Indigenous Culinary Delights
Bolivians come together for their biggest and brightest food fair as the South American nation looks to unite its rich culinary diversity and pride in its tr...
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Aires Indios: Piano Music of Bolivia (Walter F. Aparicio, piano)
Aires Indios: Piano Music of Bolivia (Walter F. Aparicio, piano)
Aires Indios: Piano Music of Bolivia (Walter F. Aparicio, piano)
a word from the artist…
This collection of music is very special to me because it embodies the sounds of the folklore and spirit of my native country, Bolivia. Each one, in its own way, represents a certain aspect of the varied and widespread culture of the land. Personally, they speak to me because Bolivian traditions were always kept in our home. From traditional music, food and dancing, these customs were at the heart of family life. So, making this CD was a logical step in my musical journey as it is so much a part of me. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed discovering and playing this fantastically unique music.
http://www.m
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FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
Synopsis: In December of 2002, McDonald's had to shut down their restaurants in Bolivia. The company cited financial problems, but the real reasons were to b...
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Bolivia and Paraguay Project Part 1
Bolivia and Paraguay Project Part 1
Bolivia and Paraguay Project Part 1
Learn about the pop culture, art, places of interest, food, music, fashion, current events, sports, history, and geography of Bolivia and Paraguay!
11:07
Bolivia and Paraguay Project Part 2
Bolivia and Paraguay Project Part 2
Bolivia and Paraguay Project Part 2
Learn about the pop culture, art, places of interest, food, music, fashion, current events, sports, history, and geography of Bolivia and Paraguay!
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Morenada Bolivia USA - Baile Sampoñaris
Morenada Bolivia USA - Baile Sampoñaris
Morenada Bolivia USA - Baile Sampoñaris
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs,...
7:51
In Focus: Bolivia's Coca Culture
In Focus: Bolivia's Coca Culture
In Focus: Bolivia's Coca Culture
Learn more: http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/south-america/coca-si-cocaina-no-evo-morales-coca-policy-los-yungas-bolivia The coca plant, used in indigenous...
30:30
Clark Erickson: "Culture amidst the Pristine: The Anthropogenic Forests of the Bolivian Amazon"
Clark Erickson: "Culture amidst the Pristine: The Anthropogenic Forests of the Bolivian Amazon"
Clark Erickson: "Culture amidst the Pristine: The Anthropogenic Forests of the Bolivian Amazon"
A presentation by Clark Erickson, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. Part of the University of Chicago Program on the Global Enviro...
9:23
U San Simon VA - Bolivian Festival Suma Qamaña
U San Simon VA - Bolivian Festival Suma Qamaña
U San Simon VA - Bolivian Festival Suma Qamaña
Caporales Universitarios San Simon Virginia at the Bolivian Festival: Suma Qamaña - Celebrating the International Year of Quinoa
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs, including more than 20 traditional and contemporary dance groups, storytelling, folk music, demonstrations by Bolivian artists, food, and fun for the entire family. Meet many proud Bolivians sharing their wisdom, knowledge, and culture during Suma Qamaña (meaning "Live Well" in Aymara). Sunday, May 12, 2013
3:10
Bolivian Culture By Peter
Bolivian Culture By Peter
Bolivian Culture By Peter
This is an interview done in order to portray an image on the culture of Bolivia.
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Bolivian Cultural and Natural Heritage
Bolivian Cultural and Natural Heritage
Bolivian Cultural and Natural Heritage
Based on the concept of “vivir bien” and ancient knowledge, this community has managed to preserve their cultural identity as well as traditions, natural resources management and architecture. This culture, as many others has to face different nowadays challenges to preserve their culture and even survive, strategies had been developed since the last five decades, however is not possible to impose visions or conservation strategies that aren´t created with each cultures basis of living.
Photographs by:
James Morgan Photography
Mauricio Pacheco
Music:
LOS YURAS - El Sicuri (1995) HD CHILLOUT
5:49
Chura Tarija Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Chura Tarija Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Chura Tarija Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Chura Tarija means "pretty Tarija". Chura is a word so typical to Tarija, Bolivia that if you hear it you know you are there or the person using it is a nati...
8:43
La Paz - Bolivia Travel with Savia Andina - Zulma Yugar
La Paz - Bolivia Travel with Savia Andina - Zulma Yugar
La Paz - Bolivia Travel with Savia Andina - Zulma Yugar
http://www.myperuboliviatours.com/ Travel to Bolivia with Us and Enjoy its Culture, Music and Beautiful Places to Go!
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GoPRO HERO2 Bolivia 2012
GoPRO HERO2 Bolivia 2012
GoPRO HERO2 Bolivia 2012
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Hey ya'll, 6 other graduated seniors and I from the 2012 class along with 3 adults decided to go to Bolivia and experience some serious sporadicness! All we knew is that we'd be staying at a super rad orphanage in Alalay started by Claudia Gonzales, who is known throughout the country and has been voted woman of the year at least twice. It was sick getting to see God in some super fresh ways! Yeah, super organicness going on! While we were in La Paz, we got to explore the city and get a great intake of Bolivian culture. It was my first time going to South America. I've been to Mexico a couple times, but nothing coul
18:14
Bolivia: an authentic country
Bolivia: an authentic country
Bolivia: an authentic country
Its impressive geographic diversity and cultural authenticity make of Bolivia one of the few countries in the world where visitors can travel back to the pas...
1:03
Synopsis | Bolivia - Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide To Customs And Culture
Synopsis | Bolivia - Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide To Customs And Culture
Synopsis | Bolivia - Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide To Customs And Culture
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DSCF6396.AVI_2012 Morenada Senorial New jersey
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DSCF6396.AVI_2012 Morenada Senorial New jersey
Saturday8/5/2012 Morenada Senorial New jersey , annual fest parade progressing down grove st, jersey city , nj to city hall. many costumed colorful groups, c...
4:24
Hispanic Food Recipes- The Best Latin Food in the Hispanic Culture, Don't Miss Not Just Tacos
Hispanic Food Recipes- The Best Latin Food in the Hispanic Culture, Don't Miss Not Just Tacos
Hispanic Food Recipes- The Best Latin Food in the Hispanic Culture, Don't Miss Not Just Tacos
Are you looking for the best Hispanic food recipes? Get the most of the Latin American culture through the most popular food dishes prepared by the Latin culture. This book tells you exactly how to cook authentic Hispanic food.
An Amazon bestseller! One of a kind cookbook featuring all the countries in Latin America and its most popular foods. Learn Spanish pronunciation, dish background information, variation and special tips!
Get your copy now http://www.NotJustTacos.com Free Shipping for a limited time only!
With Not Just Tacos, you will travel to Latin American in the comfort of your kitchen. Shirley Solis takes you on a journey of H
8:07
Food and Bolivian Music in Central London
Food and Bolivian Music in Central London
Food and Bolivian Music in Central London
'Grupo Femenino Bolivia', one of the biggest bands from Bolivia performance in London.
2:56
Indigenous Culture & Spirituality of Bolivia: In Spanish Language
Indigenous Culture & Spirituality of Bolivia: In Spanish Language
Indigenous Culture & Spirituality of Bolivia: In Spanish Language
United Religions Initiative Global Assembly 2008 Indigenous Culture & Spirituality of Bolivia: In Spanish Language.
5:44
What Bolivian food is like
What Bolivian food is like
What Bolivian food is like
http://preparetoserve.com/BOLIVIA What Bolivian food is like.
Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Today I had the chance to catch up with my Bolivian friend Alejandro and ask him a bit about his home town, Santa Cruz de la Sierra. In this podcast, Alejandro talks about cruceños (people from Santa Cruz), Bolivian music, food and culture. Have a listen, and if you have any questions just leave them in the comments below.
Today I had the chance to catch up with my Bolivian friend Alejandro and ask him a bit about his home town, Santa Cruz de la Sierra. In this podcast, Alejandro talks about cruceños (people from Santa Cruz), Bolivian music, food and culture. Have a listen, and if you have any questions just leave them in the comments below.
published:12 May 2011
views:1727
Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
These are pictures I've collected in the country side of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, while working there. Gladis Moreno was one of the best voices of Bolivia, and...
These are pictures I've collected in the country side of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, while working there. Gladis Moreno was one of the best voices of Bolivia, and...
Bolivians come together for their biggest and brightest food fair as the South American nation looks to unite its rich culinary diversity and pride in its tr...
Bolivians come together for their biggest and brightest food fair as the South American nation looks to unite its rich culinary diversity and pride in its tr...
a word from the artist…
This collection of music is very special to me because it embodies the sounds of the folklore and spirit of my native country, Bolivia. Each one, in its own way, represents a certain aspect of the varied and widespread culture of the land. Personally, they speak to me because Bolivian traditions were always kept in our home. From traditional music, food and dancing, these customs were at the heart of family life. So, making this CD was a logical step in my musical journey as it is so much a part of me. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed discovering and playing this fantastically unique music.
http://www.msrcd.com/catalog/cd/MS1546
a word from the artist…
This collection of music is very special to me because it embodies the sounds of the folklore and spirit of my native country, Bolivia. Each one, in its own way, represents a certain aspect of the varied and widespread culture of the land. Personally, they speak to me because Bolivian traditions were always kept in our home. From traditional music, food and dancing, these customs were at the heart of family life. So, making this CD was a logical step in my musical journey as it is so much a part of me. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed discovering and playing this fantastically unique music.
http://www.msrcd.com/catalog/cd/MS1546
published:01 Apr 2015
views:15
FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
Synopsis: In December of 2002, McDonald's had to shut down their restaurants in Bolivia. The company cited financial problems, but the real reasons were to b...
Synopsis: In December of 2002, McDonald's had to shut down their restaurants in Bolivia. The company cited financial problems, but the real reasons were to b...
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs,...
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs,...
Learn more: http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/south-america/coca-si-cocaina-no-evo-morales-coca-policy-los-yungas-bolivia The coca plant, used in indigenous...
Learn more: http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/south-america/coca-si-cocaina-no-evo-morales-coca-policy-los-yungas-bolivia The coca plant, used in indigenous...
A presentation by Clark Erickson, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. Part of the University of Chicago Program on the Global Enviro...
A presentation by Clark Erickson, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. Part of the University of Chicago Program on the Global Enviro...
Caporales Universitarios San Simon Virginia at the Bolivian Festival: Suma Qamaña - Celebrating the International Year of Quinoa
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs, including more than 20 traditional and contemporary dance groups, storytelling, folk music, demonstrations by Bolivian artists, food, and fun for the entire family. Meet many proud Bolivians sharing their wisdom, knowledge, and culture during Suma Qamaña (meaning "Live Well" in Aymara). Sunday, May 12, 2013
Caporales Universitarios San Simon Virginia at the Bolivian Festival: Suma Qamaña - Celebrating the International Year of Quinoa
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs, including more than 20 traditional and contemporary dance groups, storytelling, folk music, demonstrations by Bolivian artists, food, and fun for the entire family. Meet many proud Bolivians sharing their wisdom, knowledge, and culture during Suma Qamaña (meaning "Live Well" in Aymara). Sunday, May 12, 2013
Based on the concept of “vivir bien” and ancient knowledge, this community has managed to preserve their cultural identity as well as traditions, natural resources management and architecture. This culture, as many others has to face different nowadays challenges to preserve their culture and even survive, strategies had been developed since the last five decades, however is not possible to impose visions or conservation strategies that aren´t created with each cultures basis of living.
Photographs by:
James Morgan Photography
Mauricio Pacheco
Music:
LOS YURAS - El Sicuri (1995) HD CHILLOUT
Based on the concept of “vivir bien” and ancient knowledge, this community has managed to preserve their cultural identity as well as traditions, natural resources management and architecture. This culture, as many others has to face different nowadays challenges to preserve their culture and even survive, strategies had been developed since the last five decades, however is not possible to impose visions or conservation strategies that aren´t created with each cultures basis of living.
Photographs by:
James Morgan Photography
Mauricio Pacheco
Music:
LOS YURAS - El Sicuri (1995) HD CHILLOUT
Chura Tarija means "pretty Tarija". Chura is a word so typical to Tarija, Bolivia that if you hear it you know you are there or the person using it is a nati...
Chura Tarija means "pretty Tarija". Chura is a word so typical to Tarija, Bolivia that if you hear it you know you are there or the person using it is a nati...
http://dchae.wordpress.com
Hey ya'll, 6 other graduated seniors and I from the 2012 class along with 3 adults decided to go to Bolivia and experience some serious sporadicness! All we knew is that we'd be staying at a super rad orphanage in Alalay started by Claudia Gonzales, who is known throughout the country and has been voted woman of the year at least twice. It was sick getting to see God in some super fresh ways! Yeah, super organicness going on! While we were in La Paz, we got to explore the city and get a great intake of Bolivian culture. It was my first time going to South America. I've been to Mexico a couple times, but nothing could really prepare me for what I say in Bolivia. It was absolutely amazing and an awesome experience getting my feet wet in the mission field! It was definitely a privilege getting to see the orphans and practicing my Spanish with them after taking 3 years of Spanish in high school; it was finally nice to get to use something I actually learned in school! Besides working with orphans, we just got to explore Bolivian culture in La Paz and my team actually got to see a soccer match! Be careful with the water because everyone pretty much got sick from either drinking the water or eating the food the orphans were eating. Lesson learned, ease into getting into the culture!
You can check out my blog of our experiences while on the trip.
http://dchae.wordpress.com
Hey ya'll, 6 other graduated seniors and I from the 2012 class along with 3 adults decided to go to Bolivia and experience some serious sporadicness! All we knew is that we'd be staying at a super rad orphanage in Alalay started by Claudia Gonzales, who is known throughout the country and has been voted woman of the year at least twice. It was sick getting to see God in some super fresh ways! Yeah, super organicness going on! While we were in La Paz, we got to explore the city and get a great intake of Bolivian culture. It was my first time going to South America. I've been to Mexico a couple times, but nothing could really prepare me for what I say in Bolivia. It was absolutely amazing and an awesome experience getting my feet wet in the mission field! It was definitely a privilege getting to see the orphans and practicing my Spanish with them after taking 3 years of Spanish in high school; it was finally nice to get to use something I actually learned in school! Besides working with orphans, we just got to explore Bolivian culture in La Paz and my team actually got to see a soccer match! Be careful with the water because everyone pretty much got sick from either drinking the water or eating the food the orphans were eating. Lesson learned, ease into getting into the culture!
You can check out my blog of our experiences while on the trip.
Its impressive geographic diversity and cultural authenticity make of Bolivia one of the few countries in the world where visitors can travel back to the pas...
Its impressive geographic diversity and cultural authenticity make of Bolivia one of the few countries in the world where visitors can travel back to the pas...
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Saturday8/5/2012 Morenada Senorial New jersey , annual fest parade progressing down grove st, jersey city , nj to city hall. many costumed colorful groups, c...
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Are you looking for the best Hispanic food recipes? Get the most of the Latin American culture through the most popular food dishes prepared by the Latin culture. This book tells you exactly how to cook authentic Hispanic food.
An Amazon bestseller! One of a kind cookbook featuring all the countries in Latin America and its most popular foods. Learn Spanish pronunciation, dish background information, variation and special tips!
Get your copy now http://www.NotJustTacos.com Free Shipping for a limited time only!
With Not Just Tacos, you will travel to Latin American in the comfort of your kitchen. Shirley Solis takes you on a journey of Hispanic food dishes. All of the recipes included in this book are authentic recipes from the Hispanic culture. You will have to agree that Latin American food is some of the most delicious in the world! And Latin American Culture is warm and very hospitable!
If you are looking for a recipe of authentic Mexican tacos or Mexican dishes, then you'll love Not Just Tacos. You will also find authentic dishes for Brazilian food, Cuban food, Nicaraguan food, Guatemalan food, Honduran food, Salvadoran food, Colombian food, Venezuelan food, Ecuadorian food, Peruvian food, Bolivian food, Uruguayan food, Panamanian food, Paraguayan food, Argentinian food, Dominican food, Haitian food and French Guiana food. You will also find information about the Hispanic food recipes and the culture of each country.
Beautifully designed and with amazing photography, you will find a picture for every dish! This way you'll know exactly how to cook Hispanic and Latin American food.
Review
Not Just Tacos takes families on a cultural journey right in their kitchen. Not only will families enjoy the wonderful recipes from each country, but they will also learn about their neighbors in Latin America. --Patty W. -Clifton, NJ
I just got my copy of Not Just Tacos. I have already learned new things about the foods and people of Latin America. Suddenly I have an interest in traveling to South America and experiencing the culture first hand! The photographs and clean layout design makes you want to dig in and get started cooking. I predict this will become a popular resource in many kitchens and homeschool libraries across the United States for years to come. --Cindy Wiggers, Geography Matters
Shirley Solis's warm, Ecuadorian personality comes through the writing and even the recipes, making the reader feel that she (or he) can execute these possibly unfamiliar dishes with ease. Your children will love helping make these dishes and learning about other countries through the food and culture. --Marilyn Rockett, Editor Homeschooling Today/Author
What a phenomenal author, mother and leader in her community. I am blessed to have met you, Shirley Davila Solis and I cannot wait to get home and put this cookbook to good use! PS: recipes are authentic, homey and simple... Wolfgang Puck, eat your heart out! --Mark Moffitt, John Maxwell Team Leader
Finally! A cookbook for families that represents Hispanic food in its entirety. A personal travel guide in the comfort of your home, with a hands-on touch. --Ashley V. -Orlando, FL
Amazon Reviews
It's amazing!!. It is more than a cookbook, as a Latina I can assure you that this book is a result of research work about the differences in food and geography among all the cultures in the Hispanic community. Reading and making those recipes you will have the distinctive flavors of each country represented in it. I am very proud because finally we have a high quality book that highlights the best of our Latino cultures.
Simply put, I love this cookbook. As a family , cooking and hosting as been something we've tried to do intentionally. There is nothing like inviting a family from another culture into your home for delicious food! This cookbook has so much variety, simple to understand and is so much fun. To anyone who wants to learn how to cook "More than just Tacos", this is the book for you, no matter what your culinary skill level is!
Not Just Tacos is not only a wonderful cookbook, it provides a brief history and geography learning experience. There are recipes from 21 Latin American Countries. The geographical regions covered are from the top of Mexico to the southern extreme of Argentina as well as countries in the Caribbean. These countries were once part of the Spanish, Portuguese and French Empires. The quality of the photos are magnificent, and the recipes are easy to follow.
About the Author
Shirley Solis, born in Ecuador, has recently been named the International Mom at Home because of her passion to introduce other cultures to families in the United States.
http://youtu.be/yuSP1CZEdDA
Are you looking for the best Hispanic food recipes? Get the most of the Latin American culture through the most popular food dishes prepared by the Latin culture. This book tells you exactly how to cook authentic Hispanic food.
An Amazon bestseller! One of a kind cookbook featuring all the countries in Latin America and its most popular foods. Learn Spanish pronunciation, dish background information, variation and special tips!
Get your copy now http://www.NotJustTacos.com Free Shipping for a limited time only!
With Not Just Tacos, you will travel to Latin American in the comfort of your kitchen. Shirley Solis takes you on a journey of Hispanic food dishes. All of the recipes included in this book are authentic recipes from the Hispanic culture. You will have to agree that Latin American food is some of the most delicious in the world! And Latin American Culture is warm and very hospitable!
If you are looking for a recipe of authentic Mexican tacos or Mexican dishes, then you'll love Not Just Tacos. You will also find authentic dishes for Brazilian food, Cuban food, Nicaraguan food, Guatemalan food, Honduran food, Salvadoran food, Colombian food, Venezuelan food, Ecuadorian food, Peruvian food, Bolivian food, Uruguayan food, Panamanian food, Paraguayan food, Argentinian food, Dominican food, Haitian food and French Guiana food. You will also find information about the Hispanic food recipes and the culture of each country.
Beautifully designed and with amazing photography, you will find a picture for every dish! This way you'll know exactly how to cook Hispanic and Latin American food.
Review
Not Just Tacos takes families on a cultural journey right in their kitchen. Not only will families enjoy the wonderful recipes from each country, but they will also learn about their neighbors in Latin America. --Patty W. -Clifton, NJ
I just got my copy of Not Just Tacos. I have already learned new things about the foods and people of Latin America. Suddenly I have an interest in traveling to South America and experiencing the culture first hand! The photographs and clean layout design makes you want to dig in and get started cooking. I predict this will become a popular resource in many kitchens and homeschool libraries across the United States for years to come. --Cindy Wiggers, Geography Matters
Shirley Solis's warm, Ecuadorian personality comes through the writing and even the recipes, making the reader feel that she (or he) can execute these possibly unfamiliar dishes with ease. Your children will love helping make these dishes and learning about other countries through the food and culture. --Marilyn Rockett, Editor Homeschooling Today/Author
What a phenomenal author, mother and leader in her community. I am blessed to have met you, Shirley Davila Solis and I cannot wait to get home and put this cookbook to good use! PS: recipes are authentic, homey and simple... Wolfgang Puck, eat your heart out! --Mark Moffitt, John Maxwell Team Leader
Finally! A cookbook for families that represents Hispanic food in its entirety. A personal travel guide in the comfort of your home, with a hands-on touch. --Ashley V. -Orlando, FL
Amazon Reviews
It's amazing!!. It is more than a cookbook, as a Latina I can assure you that this book is a result of research work about the differences in food and geography among all the cultures in the Hispanic community. Reading and making those recipes you will have the distinctive flavors of each country represented in it. I am very proud because finally we have a high quality book that highlights the best of our Latino cultures.
Simply put, I love this cookbook. As a family , cooking and hosting as been something we've tried to do intentionally. There is nothing like inviting a family from another culture into your home for delicious food! This cookbook has so much variety, simple to understand and is so much fun. To anyone who wants to learn how to cook "More than just Tacos", this is the book for you, no matter what your culinary skill level is!
Not Just Tacos is not only a wonderful cookbook, it provides a brief history and geography learning experience. There are recipes from 21 Latin American Countries. The geographical regions covered are from the top of Mexico to the southern extreme of Argentina as well as countries in the Caribbean. These countries were once part of the Spanish, Portuguese and French Empires. The quality of the photos are magnificent, and the recipes are easy to follow.
About the Author
Shirley Solis, born in Ecuador, has recently been named the International Mom at Home because of her passion to introduce other cultures to families in the United States.
http://youtu.be/yuSP1CZEdDA
Working Partnership: Supporting Healthcare Close to Home in Bolivia
Working Partnership: Supporting Healthcare Close to Home in Bolivia
Working Partnership: Supporting Healthcare Close to Home in Bolivia
Global Links works with local agencies to overcome obstacles to healthcare in Bolivia.
8:43
Health Shoppe Bolivia Ltda
Health Shoppe Bolivia Ltda
Health Shoppe Bolivia Ltda
Health Shoppe Santa Cruz de la Sierra Centro
3:49
Opening Doors: Ensuring Access to Health Care for Bolivia's Street Youth
Opening Doors: Ensuring Access to Health Care for Bolivia's Street Youth
Opening Doors: Ensuring Access to Health Care for Bolivia's Street Youth
In Bolivia, thousands of young people live on the street. We are playing a crucial role in meeting the sexual and reproductive health needs of young people w...
1:04
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Video ID: 20141012-036
¤W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and with our decision to go forward."
¤M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and
0:21
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility
but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were
part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we
want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and
with our decision to go forward."
M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic
p
3:53
SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
Why a safe and healthy workplace is important:
If a workplace is safe and healthy, everyone can get on with their work effectively and efficiently. In contrast, if a workplace is disorganized and full of hazards, process breakdowns injuries and sickness absences are inevitable. The pain and direct loss of earnings suffered by workers in these circumstances is often matched by reduced productivity at the enterprise.
This animation created by the SCORE team in Bolivia illustrates 'SCORE Training Module 5: Safety and Health at Work: A platform for productivity.'
This module aims to provide SME participants (both employees and managers) with t
5:03
Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Through its mobile health units, our local partner—CIES—works to ensure all women, men, and young people living in remote areas of Bolivia are able to receiv...
0:03
HEALTH SHOPPE BOLIVIA
HEALTH SHOPPE BOLIVIA
HEALTH SHOPPE BOLIVIA
15 ANOS DE EXITO A NIVEL MUNDIAL.
2:53
World Health Day 2013 Bolivia
World Health Day 2013 Bolivia
World Health Day 2013 Bolivia
16:21
PART I: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
PART I: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
PART I: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
In 2009-2010, I organized four indigenous community health workshops in Bolivia with the objective of promoting dialogue between biomedical healthcare provid...
1:11
HEALTH SHOPPE BOLIVIA SANTA CRUZ IRALA
HEALTH SHOPPE BOLIVIA SANTA CRUZ IRALA
HEALTH SHOPPE BOLIVIA SANTA CRUZ IRALA
15 AÑOS DE EXITO A NIVEL MUNDIAL
3:22
A Health Clinic For Waycha Torenni, Bolivia
A Health Clinic For Waycha Torenni, Bolivia
A Health Clinic For Waycha Torenni, Bolivia
As the people in one of the Western World's poorest countries fight through adversity, we want to help their greatest ally, Mano a Mano Bolivia, provide a little security in their life by giving them access to real health care. Mano a Mano Bolivia has done some amazing things in the past 20 years, and we are trying to help them fund another project in Waycha Torenni. I didn't want to make this video a sad story, however, so I tried to show the situation while keeping the overall attitude light.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE ORGANIZATION
Mano a Mano International Partners
http://manoamano.org/
https://www.facebook.com/manoamanointl
http://www.y
4:14
USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
Video Documentary. USAID Bolivia, through its Community Fund supports national policies on access, control, prevention and improvement in the quality of health services, and inclusion of people with special abilities.
For more information visit us at http://bolivia.usaid.gov
11:16
JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
Joselo Baldarrama, Director, and Christopher Brady, Project Co-Founder of the Rio Bene Health Foundation came to SBMS to visit and share stories. Teen Press ...
3:08
Health in Bolivia
Health in Bolivia
Health in Bolivia
description
5:24
Part 2: History of the Rio Beni Health Project, Bolivia
Part 2: History of the Rio Beni Health Project, Bolivia
Part 2: History of the Rio Beni Health Project, Bolivia
Part 2 of the documentary: "Creating a Vision: The Rio Beni Health Project"
5:11
Health Science 160 Video - Bolivia
Health Science 160 Video - Bolivia
Health Science 160 Video - Bolivia
Health Science Video.
7:34
Maternal-Children Health Campaign in Bolivia
Maternal-Children Health Campaign in Bolivia
Maternal-Children Health Campaign in Bolivia
Campaña Materno Infantil - Quime Bolivia.
14:29
PART II: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
PART II: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
PART II: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
This is the second part of the video documenting how two different knowledge systems (traditional medicine and biomedicine) can come together to improve comm...
1:09
Projects Abroad: Medicine in Bolivia
Projects Abroad: Medicine in Bolivia
Projects Abroad: Medicine in Bolivia
Interested in volunteering abroad? Visit http://www.projects-abroad.net for more information
Projects Abroad is the leading global organiser of overseas voluntary work placements. Our wide range of projects, including Teaching, Care, Conservation & Environment, Medicine & Healthcare, Sports, Culture & Community projects and Journalism, are designed specifically for the needs of the communities in which we work, whilst giving our volunteers the very best experience of volunteering abroad
6:18
USAID Bolivia helps to improve the quality of life and health of 93 comunities in Yungas
USAID Bolivia helps to improve the quality of life and health of 93 comunities in Yungas
USAID Bolivia helps to improve the quality of life and health of 93 comunities in Yungas
Video documentary.USAID Bolivia along with the Vice-Ministry of coca and Integrated Development, and local governments have taken action to improve the lives...
2:26
Healthy Animals (Trip to Perolani across from the "Death Road" Bolivia)
Healthy Animals (Trip to Perolani across from the "Death Road" Bolivia)
Healthy Animals (Trip to Perolani across from the "Death Road" Bolivia)
Video I edited from a short trip to Perolani. A region north of La Paz Bolivia.
9:50
Improving our lives: School Health and Nutrition in Bolivia
Improving our lives: School Health and Nutrition in Bolivia
Improving our lives: School Health and Nutrition in Bolivia
An overview of a school health and nutrition program in Bolivia.
Working Partnership: Supporting Healthcare Close to Home in Bolivia
In Bolivia, thousands of young people live on the street. We are playing a crucial role in meeting the sexual and reproductive health needs of young people w...
In Bolivia, thousands of young people live on the street. We are playing a crucial role in meeting the sexual and reproductive health needs of young people w...
Video ID: 20141012-036
¤W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and with our decision to go forward."
¤M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic people, our democratic health will always be good. We hope to transmit this democratic impulse to everyone in power, the people who have ruled over us, the ones who are now in charge, and the people who will be in power tomorrow, for them to cultivate democracy, which hasn't always happened in this country."
¤W/S Polling station [cutaway]
¤SCRIPT
Bolivia's "democratic health will always be good" as long as its people "keep being a vigorous and democratic people," former La Paz mayor and Bolivian presidential candidate Juan del Granado said Sunday in El Alto.
Around six million Bolivians headed to the polls Sunday. The country's current leader Evo Morales is the favourite to win a new term in office as president of the South American country.
Voting began at 8 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) and closed at 4 p.m. (2000 GMT). Morales, an indigenous and union leader, has been in office since 2005.
Granado was formerly allied with Morales before breaking away in 2010. Since then, he has become an outspoken critic of Morales.
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¤W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and with our decision to go forward."
¤M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic people, our democratic health will always be good. We hope to transmit this democratic impulse to everyone in power, the people who have ruled over us, the ones who are now in charge, and the people who will be in power tomorrow, for them to cultivate democracy, which hasn't always happened in this country."
¤W/S Polling station [cutaway]
¤SCRIPT
Bolivia's "democratic health will always be good" as long as its people "keep being a vigorous and democratic people," former La Paz mayor and Bolivian presidential candidate Juan del Granado said Sunday in El Alto.
Around six million Bolivians headed to the polls Sunday. The country's current leader Evo Morales is the favourite to win a new term in office as president of the South American country.
Voting began at 8 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) and closed at 4 p.m. (2000 GMT). Morales, an indigenous and union leader, has been in office since 2005.
Granado was formerly allied with Morales before breaking away in 2010. Since then, he has become an outspoken critic of Morales.
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Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv
published:12 Oct 2014
views:16
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility
but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were
part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we
want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and
with our decision to go forward."
M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic
people, our democratic health will always be good. We hope to transmit this
democratic impulse to everyone in power, the people who have ruled over us,
the ones who are now in charge, and the people who will be in power
tomorrow, for them to cultivate democracy, which hasn't always happened in
this country."
W/S Polling station [cutaway]
SCRIPT
Bolivia's "democratic health will always be good" as long as its people
"keep being a vigorous and democratic people," former La Paz mayor and
Bolivian presidential candidate Juan del Granado said Sunday in El Alto.
Around six million Bolivians headed to the polls Sunday. The country's
current leader Evo Morales is the favourite to win a new term in office as
president of the South American country.
Voting began at 8 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) and closed at 4 p.m. (2000
GMT). Morales, an indigenous and union leader, has been in office since
2006.
Granado was formerly allied with Morales before breaking away in 2010.
Since then, he has become an outspoken critic of Morales.
W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility
but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were
part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we
want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and
with our decision to go forward."
M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic
people, our democratic health will always be good. We hope to transmit this
democratic impulse to everyone in power, the people who have ruled over us,
the ones who are now in charge, and the people who will be in power
tomorrow, for them to cultivate democracy, which hasn't always happened in
this country."
W/S Polling station [cutaway]
SCRIPT
Bolivia's "democratic health will always be good" as long as its people
"keep being a vigorous and democratic people," former La Paz mayor and
Bolivian presidential candidate Juan del Granado said Sunday in El Alto.
Around six million Bolivians headed to the polls Sunday. The country's
current leader Evo Morales is the favourite to win a new term in office as
president of the South American country.
Voting began at 8 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) and closed at 4 p.m. (2000
GMT). Morales, an indigenous and union leader, has been in office since
2006.
Granado was formerly allied with Morales before breaking away in 2010.
Since then, he has become an outspoken critic of Morales.
published:16 Oct 2014
views:6
SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
Why a safe and healthy workplace is important:
If a workplace is safe and healthy, everyone can get on with their work effectively and efficiently. In contrast, if a workplace is disorganized and full of hazards, process breakdowns injuries and sickness absences are inevitable. The pain and direct loss of earnings suffered by workers in these circumstances is often matched by reduced productivity at the enterprise.
This animation created by the SCORE team in Bolivia illustrates 'SCORE Training Module 5: Safety and Health at Work: A platform for productivity.'
This module aims to provide SME participants (both employees and managers) with the knowledge and understanding they need to create and benefit from a safety and health system tailored to the realities in the enterprise.
Why a safe and healthy workplace is important:
If a workplace is safe and healthy, everyone can get on with their work effectively and efficiently. In contrast, if a workplace is disorganized and full of hazards, process breakdowns injuries and sickness absences are inevitable. The pain and direct loss of earnings suffered by workers in these circumstances is often matched by reduced productivity at the enterprise.
This animation created by the SCORE team in Bolivia illustrates 'SCORE Training Module 5: Safety and Health at Work: A platform for productivity.'
This module aims to provide SME participants (both employees and managers) with the knowledge and understanding they need to create and benefit from a safety and health system tailored to the realities in the enterprise.
published:22 Apr 2015
views:5
Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Through its mobile health units, our local partner—CIES—works to ensure all women, men, and young people living in remote areas of Bolivia are able to receiv...
Through its mobile health units, our local partner—CIES—works to ensure all women, men, and young people living in remote areas of Bolivia are able to receiv...
In 2009-2010, I organized four indigenous community health workshops in Bolivia with the objective of promoting dialogue between biomedical healthcare provid...
In 2009-2010, I organized four indigenous community health workshops in Bolivia with the objective of promoting dialogue between biomedical healthcare provid...
As the people in one of the Western World's poorest countries fight through adversity, we want to help their greatest ally, Mano a Mano Bolivia, provide a little security in their life by giving them access to real health care. Mano a Mano Bolivia has done some amazing things in the past 20 years, and we are trying to help them fund another project in Waycha Torenni. I didn't want to make this video a sad story, however, so I tried to show the situation while keeping the overall attitude light.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE ORGANIZATION
Mano a Mano International Partners
http://manoamano.org/
https://www.facebook.com/manoamanointl
http://www.youtube.com/user/manoamanousa
Mano a Mano Bolivia
http://www.manoamanobolivia.org/web/
https://www.facebook.com/ManoaManoBolivia?fref=ts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOnk1RvOFg0
As the people in one of the Western World's poorest countries fight through adversity, we want to help their greatest ally, Mano a Mano Bolivia, provide a little security in their life by giving them access to real health care. Mano a Mano Bolivia has done some amazing things in the past 20 years, and we are trying to help them fund another project in Waycha Torenni. I didn't want to make this video a sad story, however, so I tried to show the situation while keeping the overall attitude light.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE ORGANIZATION
Mano a Mano International Partners
http://manoamano.org/
https://www.facebook.com/manoamanointl
http://www.youtube.com/user/manoamanousa
Mano a Mano Bolivia
http://www.manoamanobolivia.org/web/
https://www.facebook.com/ManoaManoBolivia?fref=ts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOnk1RvOFg0
published:20 Nov 2013
views:44
USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
Video Documentary. USAID Bolivia, through its Community Fund supports national policies on access, control, prevention and improvement in the quality of health services, and inclusion of people with special abilities.
For more information visit us at http://bolivia.usaid.gov
Video Documentary. USAID Bolivia, through its Community Fund supports national policies on access, control, prevention and improvement in the quality of health services, and inclusion of people with special abilities.
For more information visit us at http://bolivia.usaid.gov
published:09 Mar 2011
views:207
JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
Joselo Baldarrama, Director, and Christopher Brady, Project Co-Founder of the Rio Bene Health Foundation came to SBMS to visit and share stories. Teen Press ...
Joselo Baldarrama, Director, and Christopher Brady, Project Co-Founder of the Rio Bene Health Foundation came to SBMS to visit and share stories. Teen Press ...
This is the second part of the video documenting how two different knowledge systems (traditional medicine and biomedicine) can come together to improve comm...
This is the second part of the video documenting how two different knowledge systems (traditional medicine and biomedicine) can come together to improve comm...
Interested in volunteering abroad? Visit http://www.projects-abroad.net for more information
Projects Abroad is the leading global organiser of overseas voluntary work placements. Our wide range of projects, including Teaching, Care, Conservation & Environment, Medicine & Healthcare, Sports, Culture & Community projects and Journalism, are designed specifically for the needs of the communities in which we work, whilst giving our volunteers the very best experience of volunteering abroad
Interested in volunteering abroad? Visit http://www.projects-abroad.net for more information
Projects Abroad is the leading global organiser of overseas voluntary work placements. Our wide range of projects, including Teaching, Care, Conservation & Environment, Medicine & Healthcare, Sports, Culture & Community projects and Journalism, are designed specifically for the needs of the communities in which we work, whilst giving our volunteers the very best experience of volunteering abroad
published:01 Sep 2014
views:28
USAID Bolivia helps to improve the quality of life and health of 93 comunities in Yungas
Video documentary.USAID Bolivia along with the Vice-Ministry of coca and Integrated Development, and local governments have taken action to improve the lives...
Video documentary.USAID Bolivia along with the Vice-Ministry of coca and Integrated Development, and local governments have taken action to improve the lives...
Bolivia Travel Video: Stretching from the majestic icebound peaks and bleak high-altitude deserts of the Andes to the exuberant rainforests and vast savannahs of the Amazon basin, Bolivia Video embraces an astonishing range of landscapes and climates. This mystical terrain boasts scores of breathtaking attractions including stark otherworldly salt pans, ancient Inca trails and towering volcanic peaks. Landlocked at the remote heart of South America, Bolivia Travel rewards the adventurous travellers and encompasses everything that outsiders find most exotic and mysterious about the continent.
The country's cultural diversity and ethnic make-u
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Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia is among the megadiverse countries in the world, among them contain over 70% of known species on the planet. Its altitudinal gradient, which varies from 90 to 6500 meters in its territory leads to 4 types of biomes, 32 ecoregions and 199 ecosystems. Among the ecosystems that has Bolivia, the most prominent are the region of Los Yungas, Amazons, Forest Chiquitano, Gran Chaco and Interandean Forests; the Bolivian territory represents 0.2% of the global area and its forests reach about 3,5% of the world's forests, however, in the country are between 30 and 40% of the planet's biological diversity... MORE #boliviatravelguide HERE: http://
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A Tourist's Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
A Tourist's Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
A Tourist's Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
We drive up from Lake Titicaca, to La Paz. We see the sights, including Plaza San Francisco and see the llama foetuses in the Witches' Market
2:43
List of 10 Tourist Attractions in Bolivia
List of 10 Tourist Attractions in Bolivia
List of 10 Tourist Attractions in Bolivia
Here are Bolivia Tourist attractions, top tourism destinations, Travel Destinations in Bolivia. Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni Salt Desert) and Tiwanaku are the top a...
4:16
Tourism in Bolivia
Tourism in Bolivia
Tourism in Bolivia
Bolivian tourism promotion video.
6:15
Cotoca in Santa Cruz, Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Cotoca in Santa Cruz, Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Cotoca in Santa Cruz, Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Cotoca is a small town of Guaraní origin located to the East of Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The town is best known for its pottery shops as its ceramic artists are ...
7:19
Bolivia Tourism: La Paz, Bolivia - Second Highest City in the World
Bolivia Tourism: La Paz, Bolivia - Second Highest City in the World
Bolivia Tourism: La Paz, Bolivia - Second Highest City in the World
La Paz is one of the largest, but not the largest, city in Bolivia. It is the seat of two branches of the Bolivian government. La Paz, Bolivia is the second ...
4:34
Santa Cruz Bolivia - Santa Cruz de la Sierra Tourism
Santa Cruz Bolivia - Santa Cruz de la Sierra Tourism
Santa Cruz Bolivia - Santa Cruz de la Sierra Tourism
The department (state) of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and South Eastern section of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine departments. The city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra is located in the western section of the state, and is its capital city.
Through the 1950's it was still considered a small, marginal city with a population of only 25,000. Today Santa Cruz is modern and prosperous and Bolivia's financial center with a population of over 2 million, making it Bolivia's largest city. It is quickly becoming the most developed region of Bolivia and currently supplies nearly 40% of the country's Gross National Product
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Ecotourism in Bolivia
Ecotourism in Bolivia
Ecotourism in Bolivia
United Nations, February 2009 - A growing number of environmentally conscious travellers worldwide have been seeking out destinations with rich fauna, flora ...
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Hosteria El Recreo - Sucre Bolivia Tourism
Hosteria El Recreo - Sucre Bolivia Tourism
Hosteria El Recreo - Sucre Bolivia Tourism
Hostería El Recreo is an absolutely lovely family-owned boutique bed-and-breakfast in Bolivia's capital city of Sucre. The hostería is built into a hillside overlooking a river, neighboring Sucre's famous Castillo de la Glorieta, which was once home to the only prince and princess in Bolivia's history.
Aside from its proximity (walking distance) to one of the most famous tourist attractions in Sucre, what makes Hostería El Recreo truly special is the family that owns it. Fernando and Monica have made it their mission to make someone's dream come true. Fernando's father, who for years worked to ensure the Castillo de la Glorieta would be res
Beni is the second largest state in Bolivia and it's capital city is Trinidad. It covers the entire northeastern portion of Bolivia. Beni is criss-crossed by...
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Bolivia Tourism: La Rinconada Resort, Santa Cruz
Bolivia Tourism: La Rinconada Resort, Santa Cruz
Bolivia Tourism: La Rinconada Resort, Santa Cruz
La Rinconada (which literally means "haven" or "retreat") is such an amazing, hidden piece of paradise just outside of Santa Cruz I call it Bolivia's Garden ...
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Sucre Capital of Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Sucre Capital of Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Sucre Capital of Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Sucre, capital of the Bolivian state of Chuquisaca, is also the capital of Bolivia. La Paz, often mistakenly thought to be Bolivia's capital city, is actuall...
Chuchini EcoLodge is a little spot of ecological paradise in the tropical forests of Beni, the second largest of Bolivia's nine states. You'll find Chuchini ...
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Pink River Dolphin Tour in Trinidad - Beni Bolivia Tourism
Pink River Dolphin Tour in Trinidad - Beni Bolivia Tourism
Pink River Dolphin Tour in Trinidad - Beni Bolivia Tourism
The Ruta del Bufeo, known as the River Dolphin Tour, is one of the main tourist attractions in Trinidad, capital of the state of Beni, Bolivia. Along this tour you will slowly motor down the Ibare River, a major tributary of the Madera River, which in turn is a large tributary of the Amazon River. At one point it converges with the immense Mamoré River as well. All the rivers in the Department of Beni are Amazon tributaries.
Beni is home to a species of pink river dolphin that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, the Inia boliviensis. Because these dolphins are cut off from other river dolphins in other tributaries by several spots o
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Plaza 24 de Septiembre Santa Cruz Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Plaza 24 de Septiembre Santa Cruz Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Plaza 24 de Septiembre Santa Cruz Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Plaza 24 de Septiembre is Santa Cruz, Bolivia's central square around which the entire city has been built. On the Southern end is the Basilica de San Lorenz...
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Bolivia Tourism: Valle Concepcion, Tarija
Bolivia Tourism: Valle Concepcion, Tarija
Bolivia Tourism: Valle Concepcion, Tarija
Valle Concepcion is a beautiful valley region under one hour from the city of Tarija, Bolivia. Here you can visit the haciendas and wineries and see some of ...
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Bolivia Tourism: ASUR Textiles Museum of Sucre
Bolivia Tourism: ASUR Textiles Museum of Sucre
Bolivia Tourism: ASUR Textiles Museum of Sucre
The ASUR Indigenous Art and Textiles Museum of Sucre, Bolivia is currently located at the top of a hill high above the city, half a block from the Recoleta C...
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Concepción: Jesuit Missions of Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Concepción: Jesuit Missions of Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Concepción: Jesuit Missions of Bolivia - Bolivia Tourism
Concepción, Bolivia is one of the Jesuit Mission towns located in the Chiquitanía region, in the northern portion of the state of Santa Cruz. In the 1600's a...
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Unstoppable Santa Cruz Bolivia Close Up - Bolivia Tourism
Unstoppable Santa Cruz Bolivia Close Up - Bolivia Tourism
Unstoppable Santa Cruz Bolivia Close Up - Bolivia Tourism
The state of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and Southeastern third of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine states. Its capital cit...
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Pando Bolivia Pure Tourism
Pando Bolivia Pure Tourism
Pando Bolivia Pure Tourism
For tourism Pando is an unexplored Bolivian province in the Amazone. Ecotourism.
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Tantalizing Tarija Land of Music and Wine - Bolivia Tourism
Tantalizing Tarija Land of Music and Wine - Bolivia Tourism
Tantalizing Tarija Land of Music and Wine - Bolivia Tourism
Tarija is one of the prettiest regions of Bolivia. It has valleys, low mountains, forests and plains and a wonderful temperate climate. It's been compared to...
Bolivia Travel Video: Stretching from the majestic icebound peaks and bleak high-altitude deserts of the Andes to the exuberant rainforests and vast savannahs of the Amazon basin, Bolivia Video embraces an astonishing range of landscapes and climates. This mystical terrain boasts scores of breathtaking attractions including stark otherworldly salt pans, ancient Inca trails and towering volcanic peaks. Landlocked at the remote heart of South America, Bolivia Travel rewards the adventurous travellers and encompasses everything that outsiders find most exotic and mysterious about the continent.
The country's cultural diversity and ethnic make-up are equally fascinating. Three centuries of colonial rule have left their mark on the nation's language, religion and architecture, but this is essentially little more than a veneer overlying indigenous cultural traditions that stretch back long before the arrival of the Spanish. Though superficially embracing the Catholic religion, many Bolivians are equally at home making offerings to the mountain gods or performing other strange rites, such as blessing vehicles with libations of alcohol. And although Spanish is the language of government and business, the streets buzz with the cadences of Aymara, Quechua and more than thirty other indigenous languages.
Geographically, Bolivia is dominated by the Andes, which march through the west in two parallel chains, each studded with snowcapped peaks; between them stretch the barren, windswept expanses of the Altiplano. Reached via a series of lush valleys, the country's lowlands range from dense Amazonian rainforest to vast plains of dry thornbrush and scrub. The geographical extremes are fascinating to explore, but can take their toll on travellers. This varied topography supports an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna from condors to pink freshwater dolphins-- Parque Nacional Amboró, for example, has over 830 species of bird, more than the US and Canada combined. The country's underdevelopment has in some ways been a blessing for the environment, allowing vast wilderness areas to survive in a near-pristine condition.
Incredible Bolivia Video!!!
Bolivia Travel Video: Stretching from the majestic icebound peaks and bleak high-altitude deserts of the Andes to the exuberant rainforests and vast savannahs of the Amazon basin, Bolivia Video embraces an astonishing range of landscapes and climates. This mystical terrain boasts scores of breathtaking attractions including stark otherworldly salt pans, ancient Inca trails and towering volcanic peaks. Landlocked at the remote heart of South America, Bolivia Travel rewards the adventurous travellers and encompasses everything that outsiders find most exotic and mysterious about the continent.
The country's cultural diversity and ethnic make-up are equally fascinating. Three centuries of colonial rule have left their mark on the nation's language, religion and architecture, but this is essentially little more than a veneer overlying indigenous cultural traditions that stretch back long before the arrival of the Spanish. Though superficially embracing the Catholic religion, many Bolivians are equally at home making offerings to the mountain gods or performing other strange rites, such as blessing vehicles with libations of alcohol. And although Spanish is the language of government and business, the streets buzz with the cadences of Aymara, Quechua and more than thirty other indigenous languages.
Geographically, Bolivia is dominated by the Andes, which march through the west in two parallel chains, each studded with snowcapped peaks; between them stretch the barren, windswept expanses of the Altiplano. Reached via a series of lush valleys, the country's lowlands range from dense Amazonian rainforest to vast plains of dry thornbrush and scrub. The geographical extremes are fascinating to explore, but can take their toll on travellers. This varied topography supports an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna from condors to pink freshwater dolphins-- Parque Nacional Amboró, for example, has over 830 species of bird, more than the US and Canada combined. The country's underdevelopment has in some ways been a blessing for the environment, allowing vast wilderness areas to survive in a near-pristine condition.
Incredible Bolivia Video!!!
Bolivia is among the megadiverse countries in the world, among them contain over 70% of known species on the planet. Its altitudinal gradient, which varies from 90 to 6500 meters in its territory leads to 4 types of biomes, 32 ecoregions and 199 ecosystems. Among the ecosystems that has Bolivia, the most prominent are the region of Los Yungas, Amazons, Forest Chiquitano, Gran Chaco and Interandean Forests; the Bolivian territory represents 0.2% of the global area and its forests reach about 3,5% of the world's forests, however, in the country are between 30 and 40% of the planet's biological diversity... MORE #boliviatravelguide HERE: http://goo.gl/5CSRww
Bolivia is among the megadiverse countries in the world, among them contain over 70% of known species on the planet. Its altitudinal gradient, which varies from 90 to 6500 meters in its territory leads to 4 types of biomes, 32 ecoregions and 199 ecosystems. Among the ecosystems that has Bolivia, the most prominent are the region of Los Yungas, Amazons, Forest Chiquitano, Gran Chaco and Interandean Forests; the Bolivian territory represents 0.2% of the global area and its forests reach about 3,5% of the world's forests, however, in the country are between 30 and 40% of the planet's biological diversity... MORE #boliviatravelguide HERE: http://goo.gl/5CSRww
Here are Bolivia Tourist attractions, top tourism destinations, Travel Destinations in Bolivia. Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni Salt Desert) and Tiwanaku are the top a...
Here are Bolivia Tourist attractions, top tourism destinations, Travel Destinations in Bolivia. Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni Salt Desert) and Tiwanaku are the top a...
Cotoca is a small town of Guaraní origin located to the East of Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The town is best known for its pottery shops as its ceramic artists are ...
Cotoca is a small town of Guaraní origin located to the East of Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The town is best known for its pottery shops as its ceramic artists are ...
La Paz is one of the largest, but not the largest, city in Bolivia. It is the seat of two branches of the Bolivian government. La Paz, Bolivia is the second ...
La Paz is one of the largest, but not the largest, city in Bolivia. It is the seat of two branches of the Bolivian government. La Paz, Bolivia is the second ...
The department (state) of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and South Eastern section of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine departments. The city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra is located in the western section of the state, and is its capital city.
Through the 1950's it was still considered a small, marginal city with a population of only 25,000. Today Santa Cruz is modern and prosperous and Bolivia's financial center with a population of over 2 million, making it Bolivia's largest city. It is quickly becoming the most developed region of Bolivia and currently supplies nearly 40% of the country's Gross National Product. It is also among the 15 fastest growing cities in the world.
Some of the ethnic groups native to the Department of Santa Cruz, mainly from the tropical forests and other impenetrable regions, are the Guarayos, Guaraní, Sirionós, Chiquitanos, Chamacocos, Zamucos, Lenguas, Tapietes, and Yuacarés, among many others. Not native to the region, but increasing in presence due to immigration, are the Aymara and Quechua populations which have migrated to the city in record numbers over the past 10 years.
As this region was ignored for over 450 years and past governments did little to develop it, cruceños are proud of the fact that they've developed most of their city and their region through private funding and enterprise. "Cruceños" are generally easy going, hospitable, warm and inviting, but are also intensely protective and proud of their social and cultural heritage.
For more: www.boliviabella.com/santa-cruz.html
For more: www.boliviabella.com/santa-cruz-de-la-sierra.html
The department (state) of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and South Eastern section of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine departments. The city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra is located in the western section of the state, and is its capital city.
Through the 1950's it was still considered a small, marginal city with a population of only 25,000. Today Santa Cruz is modern and prosperous and Bolivia's financial center with a population of over 2 million, making it Bolivia's largest city. It is quickly becoming the most developed region of Bolivia and currently supplies nearly 40% of the country's Gross National Product. It is also among the 15 fastest growing cities in the world.
Some of the ethnic groups native to the Department of Santa Cruz, mainly from the tropical forests and other impenetrable regions, are the Guarayos, Guaraní, Sirionós, Chiquitanos, Chamacocos, Zamucos, Lenguas, Tapietes, and Yuacarés, among many others. Not native to the region, but increasing in presence due to immigration, are the Aymara and Quechua populations which have migrated to the city in record numbers over the past 10 years.
As this region was ignored for over 450 years and past governments did little to develop it, cruceños are proud of the fact that they've developed most of their city and their region through private funding and enterprise. "Cruceños" are generally easy going, hospitable, warm and inviting, but are also intensely protective and proud of their social and cultural heritage.
For more: www.boliviabella.com/santa-cruz.html
For more: www.boliviabella.com/santa-cruz-de-la-sierra.html
United Nations, February 2009 - A growing number of environmentally conscious travellers worldwide have been seeking out destinations with rich fauna, flora ...
United Nations, February 2009 - A growing number of environmentally conscious travellers worldwide have been seeking out destinations with rich fauna, flora ...
Hostería El Recreo is an absolutely lovely family-owned boutique bed-and-breakfast in Bolivia's capital city of Sucre. The hostería is built into a hillside overlooking a river, neighboring Sucre's famous Castillo de la Glorieta, which was once home to the only prince and princess in Bolivia's history.
Aside from its proximity (walking distance) to one of the most famous tourist attractions in Sucre, what makes Hostería El Recreo truly special is the family that owns it. Fernando and Monica have made it their mission to make someone's dream come true. Fernando's father, who for years worked to ensure the Castillo de la Glorieta would be restored to its former glory, purchased the property neighboring the castle with the intention of creating a place where visitors could enjoy a walk through history during their stay.
For more: www.boliviabella.com/bolivia-hotel-review-hosteria-el-recreo-in-sucre-spectacular.html
Hostería El Recreo is an absolutely lovely family-owned boutique bed-and-breakfast in Bolivia's capital city of Sucre. The hostería is built into a hillside overlooking a river, neighboring Sucre's famous Castillo de la Glorieta, which was once home to the only prince and princess in Bolivia's history.
Aside from its proximity (walking distance) to one of the most famous tourist attractions in Sucre, what makes Hostería El Recreo truly special is the family that owns it. Fernando and Monica have made it their mission to make someone's dream come true. Fernando's father, who for years worked to ensure the Castillo de la Glorieta would be restored to its former glory, purchased the property neighboring the castle with the intention of creating a place where visitors could enjoy a walk through history during their stay.
For more: www.boliviabella.com/bolivia-hotel-review-hosteria-el-recreo-in-sucre-spectacular.html
Beni is the second largest state in Bolivia and it's capital city is Trinidad. It covers the entire northeastern portion of Bolivia. Beni is criss-crossed by...
Beni is the second largest state in Bolivia and it's capital city is Trinidad. It covers the entire northeastern portion of Bolivia. Beni is criss-crossed by...
La Rinconada (which literally means "haven" or "retreat") is such an amazing, hidden piece of paradise just outside of Santa Cruz I call it Bolivia's Garden ...
La Rinconada (which literally means "haven" or "retreat") is such an amazing, hidden piece of paradise just outside of Santa Cruz I call it Bolivia's Garden ...
Sucre, capital of the Bolivian state of Chuquisaca, is also the capital of Bolivia. La Paz, often mistakenly thought to be Bolivia's capital city, is actuall...
Sucre, capital of the Bolivian state of Chuquisaca, is also the capital of Bolivia. La Paz, often mistakenly thought to be Bolivia's capital city, is actuall...
Chuchini EcoLodge is a little spot of ecological paradise in the tropical forests of Beni, the second largest of Bolivia's nine states. You'll find Chuchini ...
Chuchini EcoLodge is a little spot of ecological paradise in the tropical forests of Beni, the second largest of Bolivia's nine states. You'll find Chuchini ...
The Ruta del Bufeo, known as the River Dolphin Tour, is one of the main tourist attractions in Trinidad, capital of the state of Beni, Bolivia. Along this tour you will slowly motor down the Ibare River, a major tributary of the Madera River, which in turn is a large tributary of the Amazon River. At one point it converges with the immense Mamoré River as well. All the rivers in the Department of Beni are Amazon tributaries.
Beni is home to a species of pink river dolphin that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, the Inia boliviensis. Because these dolphins are cut off from other river dolphins in other tributaries by several spots of rapids and waterfalls, they have evolved into a completely separate species found only in Bolivia. And yes, they really are pink. For those who enjoy the tropics, a boat tour down the Ibare River to swim with pink river dolphins (if they aren't too shy of you) is one of the top tourist attractions in Bolivia.
Read more: www.boliviabella.com/ibare-river-tour.html
The Ruta del Bufeo, known as the River Dolphin Tour, is one of the main tourist attractions in Trinidad, capital of the state of Beni, Bolivia. Along this tour you will slowly motor down the Ibare River, a major tributary of the Madera River, which in turn is a large tributary of the Amazon River. At one point it converges with the immense Mamoré River as well. All the rivers in the Department of Beni are Amazon tributaries.
Beni is home to a species of pink river dolphin that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, the Inia boliviensis. Because these dolphins are cut off from other river dolphins in other tributaries by several spots of rapids and waterfalls, they have evolved into a completely separate species found only in Bolivia. And yes, they really are pink. For those who enjoy the tropics, a boat tour down the Ibare River to swim with pink river dolphins (if they aren't too shy of you) is one of the top tourist attractions in Bolivia.
Read more: www.boliviabella.com/ibare-river-tour.html
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Plaza 24 de Septiembre Santa Cruz Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Plaza 24 de Septiembre is Santa Cruz, Bolivia's central square around which the entire city has been built. On the Southern end is the Basilica de San Lorenz...
Plaza 24 de Septiembre is Santa Cruz, Bolivia's central square around which the entire city has been built. On the Southern end is the Basilica de San Lorenz...
Valle Concepcion is a beautiful valley region under one hour from the city of Tarija, Bolivia. Here you can visit the haciendas and wineries and see some of ...
Valle Concepcion is a beautiful valley region under one hour from the city of Tarija, Bolivia. Here you can visit the haciendas and wineries and see some of ...
The ASUR Indigenous Art and Textiles Museum of Sucre, Bolivia is currently located at the top of a hill high above the city, half a block from the Recoleta C...
The ASUR Indigenous Art and Textiles Museum of Sucre, Bolivia is currently located at the top of a hill high above the city, half a block from the Recoleta C...
Concepción, Bolivia is one of the Jesuit Mission towns located in the Chiquitanía region, in the northern portion of the state of Santa Cruz. In the 1600's a...
Concepción, Bolivia is one of the Jesuit Mission towns located in the Chiquitanía region, in the northern portion of the state of Santa Cruz. In the 1600's a...
The state of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and Southeastern third of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine states. Its capital cit...
The state of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and Southeastern third of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine states. Its capital cit...
Tarija is one of the prettiest regions of Bolivia. It has valleys, low mountains, forests and plains and a wonderful temperate climate. It's been compared to...
Tarija is one of the prettiest regions of Bolivia. It has valleys, low mountains, forests and plains and a wonderful temperate climate. It's been compared to...
Bolivia declares Israel ‘terrorist state’, scraps visa exemption agreement
Bolivia declares Israel ‘terrorist state’, scraps visa exemption agreement
Bolivia declares Israel ‘terrorist state’, scraps visa exemption agreement
Bolivia has declared Israel to be a “terrorist state” and renounced a visa exemption agreement with the country in protest over the ongoing Israeli military ...
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Bolivia declares Israel terrorist regime
Bolivia declares Israel terrorist regime
Bolivia declares Israel terrorist regime
Bolivia has declared Israel a “terrorist state” and revoked a visa exemption agreement with Tel Aviv in protest at the ongoing Israeli attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip.
The move "means, in other words, we are declaring (Israel) a terrorist state," President Evo Morales said during talks with a group of educators in the city of Cochabamba on Wednesday.
Morales added that the Israeli offensive shows "that Israel is not a guarantor of the principles of respect for life and the elementary precepts of rights that govern the peaceful and harmonious coexistence of our international community."
Signed in 1972, the visa exemption agreement has al
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LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
If mercenaries (in Bolivia) or right wing military coup leaders terrorize social movements or young democracies by violence, what kind of lives do they lead?...
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Ethics Feb. 2012 | Panel Discussion: The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception
Ethics Feb. 2012 | Panel Discussion: The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception
Ethics Feb. 2012 | Panel Discussion: The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception
"The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception: A European Perspective"
Dr. Henrik Syse, Co-Editor of The Journal of Military Ethics & Senior Researcher, Peace Research Institute of Oslo
Respondent: Ambassador Deborah Jones, U.S. Naval War College
2012 U.S. Naval War College Ethics Conference
Feb. 10, 2012
R2P - responsibility to protect
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Disclaimer: The views expressed are the speakers' own and may not necessarily reflect the views of the Naval War College, the Department of the Navy, the Department of Defense, or any other branch or agency of the U.S. Government.
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Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Minister Farrakhan gives detailed description of America's Foreign Policy toward other countries and nations around the world .He also goes into the assassin...
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Israel is the Real Terrorist State
Israel is the Real Terrorist State
Israel is the Real Terrorist State
IMPORTANT: This video is not anti-Semitic. It is anti-Zionist. If you don't know the difference, then you are a part of the problem, not the solution. Look p...
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Syria News 31/7/2014, Wide military operations harvest terrorists in several areas across country
Syria News 31/7/2014, Wide military operations harvest terrorists in several areas across country
Syria News 31/7/2014, Wide military operations harvest terrorists in several areas across country
31_07_2014 ~ Syria News (EN) ~ #Turkey: Isopropyl alcohol for chemical weapons & more than 100 thousands Us dollars in weapons and ammunition provided by #E...
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Iran military parade amazing | Iran want destroy IS terrorist
Iran military parade amazing | Iran want destroy IS terrorist
Iran military parade amazing | Iran want destroy IS terrorist
Isis war: Iran parades its military might to mark anniversary of its Islamic revolution with coded message to terror group on its border
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Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
Video ID: 20141013-052
¤SOT, Evo Morales, President of Bolivia (in Spanish): "My highest respect and admiration goes to Russian President Vladimir Putin and to Russia for their fight for sovereignty. Regions should solve those fights through dialogue and if that's not possible through tribunals. Such an intervention, a blackmail and a conditioning measure like the economic sanctions by the USA is wrong. I feel that the president of the U.S., Barack Obama, doesn't see the evidence of the people and the continent. We are not any more in times of imperialist splitting (division), this time in the world has ended. Those economic sanctions are ec
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CIA Terror On September 11 - WeRoy.org - 9/11
CIA Terror On September 11 - WeRoy.org - 9/11
CIA Terror On September 11 - WeRoy.org - 9/11
We is a fast-paced 64 minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war, corporations, deception and exploitation. Watch This Video For Iraq Wa...
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Imperialist Obama is a war criminal – Bolivian President
Imperialist Obama is a war criminal – Bolivian President
Imperialist Obama is a war criminal – Bolivian President
Bolivian President Evo Morales harshly criticized US President Barack Obama in an interview with RT Spanish, calling him a war criminal who should be tried in international court. The outspoken critic of US policy did not mince words in the interview, lashing out at capitalism, the UN Security Council and America’s “imperialist” foreign policy. RT’s Marina Portnaya has more of the president’s statements.
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Mumia Abu-Jamal -- Proxy Wars Again?
Mumia Abu-Jamal -- Proxy Wars Again?
Mumia Abu-Jamal -- Proxy Wars Again?
Friendly dictators: They are democratic America's undemocratic allies. They may rise to power through bloody ClA-backed coups and rule by terror and torture....
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Syria News 16/6/2014, Bolivia, G77 States voice support to Syria in its war against terrorism
Syria News 16/6/2014, Bolivia, G77 States voice support to Syria in its war against terrorism
Syria News 16/6/2014, Bolivia, G77 States voice support to Syria in its war against terrorism
Army bravery depicts epic in Kassab, weapons confiscated, ammunition and vehicles that were left behind the terrorists who escaped the strikes of the army ...
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Operation Condor Trial Tackles Coordinated Campaign By Latin American Dictatorships To Kill Leftists
Operation Condor Trial Tackles Coordinated Campaign By Latin American Dictatorships To Kill Leftists
Operation Condor Trial Tackles Coordinated Campaign By Latin American Dictatorships To Kill Leftists
http://www.democracynow.org - A historic trial underway in Argentina is set to reveal new details about how Latin American countries coordinated with each ot...
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Bolivia Declares Israel A 'terrorist State' - TOI
Bolivia Declares Israel A 'terrorist State' - TOI
Bolivia Declares Israel A 'terrorist State' - TOI
Bolivia Declares Israel A 'terrorist State' Bolivian President Evo Morales declared Israel a "terrorists state," Wednesday, because of the ongoing offensive ...
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Dead alien? UFO accident!!! military capture a dead alien 2014 | Hoax?
Dead alien? UFO accident!!! military capture a dead alien 2014 | Hoax?
Dead alien? UFO accident!!! military capture a dead alien 2014 | Hoax?
http://www.elportaldelmisterio.com
According to the website, the humanoid was found dead by the team in the middle of the forest, the information disclosed is that the military tried at all costs to hide the discovery.
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Dave Emory: The CIA, The Military & Drugs - PT 4 of 5 (03-15-1987)
Dave Emory: The CIA, The Military & Drugs - PT 4 of 5 (03-15-1987)
Dave Emory: The CIA, The Military & Drugs - PT 4 of 5 (03-15-1987)
Recorded March 15, 1987. Part 4 of 5.. Dave Emory and Nip Tuck. Developing a line of inquiry presented in the preceding broadcast, this program focuse...
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TRAILER ENGLISH
TRAILER ENGLISH
TRAILER ENGLISH
Acts of terror and its ominous players were responsible for 50,000 assassinations that remain unpunished to date. The leading democracies availed these acts in the mist of a time where humanism and reason had to prevail.
During the decade of the 70’s and under the so called, “Operation Condor,” the military dictatorships in Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and Uruguay took away all possibilities of freedom and peace, carrying out the worst bloodshed and painful era in the modern history of these countries.
After a heart attack, in his deathbed Jose, a retired Bolivian decorated General, tormented by the memories and experiences of that t
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Noam Chomsky - South America Free from US military bases, Cuba subjected to economic strangulation
Noam Chomsky - South America Free from US military bases, Cuba subjected to economic strangulation
Noam Chomsky - South America Free from US military bases, Cuba subjected to economic strangulation
A positive development, but Cuba has been subjected to massive international terror, and economic strangulation that continues to this day. "I think that ove...
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Mae Brussell -Military in 50 states... just the start- (7-28-86)
Mae Brussell -Military in 50 states... just the start- (7-28-86)
Mae Brussell -Military in 50 states... just the start- (7-28-86)
Recorded July 28, 1986. THE POPE VS. FAMILY PLANNING. MAFIA, VATICAN, WHITE HOUSE. Military Role in Drug Traffic. Military in 50 states, USA, just the start....
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Iranian IRGC Terrorist Caught on Film Helping Assad Kill Syrian Sunni Muslims: BBC Documentary
Iranian IRGC Terrorist Caught on Film Helping Assad Kill Syrian Sunni Muslims: BBC Documentary
Iranian IRGC Terrorist Caught on Film Helping Assad Kill Syrian Sunni Muslims: BBC Documentary
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Albanian Army firing Missiles on Serbian Military Position Kosovo War Border 1999
Albanian Army firing Missiles on Serbian Military Position Kosovo War Border 1999
Albanian Army firing Missiles on Serbian Military Position Kosovo War Border 1999
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Bolivia declares Israel ‘terrorist state’, scraps visa exemption agreement
Bolivia has declared Israel to be a “terrorist state” and renounced a visa exemption agreement with the country in protest over the ongoing Israeli military ...
Bolivia has declared Israel to be a “terrorist state” and renounced a visa exemption agreement with the country in protest over the ongoing Israeli military ...
Bolivia has declared Israel a “terrorist state” and revoked a visa exemption agreement with Tel Aviv in protest at the ongoing Israeli attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip.
The move "means, in other words, we are declaring (Israel) a terrorist state," President Evo Morales said during talks with a group of educators in the city of Cochabamba on Wednesday.
Morales added that the Israeli offensive shows "that Israel is not a guarantor of the principles of respect for life and the elementary precepts of rights that govern the peaceful and harmonious coexistence of our international community."
Signed in 1972, the visa exemption agreement has allowed Israelis to travel freely to Bolivia without a visa.
Earlier this month, the Bolivian president called on the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to prosecute Israel for "crimes against humanity."
The move came as a fresh Israeli airstrike on a busy market near Gaza City killed at least 17 people and injured dozens of others earlier in the day.
More than 1,300 Palestinians have been killed and thousands of others injured by the Israeli regime’s offensive against the coastal sliver since July 8.
The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, has been launching retaliatory attacks against Israel.
Bolivia has declared Israel a “terrorist state” and revoked a visa exemption agreement with Tel Aviv in protest at the ongoing Israeli attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip.
The move "means, in other words, we are declaring (Israel) a terrorist state," President Evo Morales said during talks with a group of educators in the city of Cochabamba on Wednesday.
Morales added that the Israeli offensive shows "that Israel is not a guarantor of the principles of respect for life and the elementary precepts of rights that govern the peaceful and harmonious coexistence of our international community."
Signed in 1972, the visa exemption agreement has allowed Israelis to travel freely to Bolivia without a visa.
Earlier this month, the Bolivian president called on the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to prosecute Israel for "crimes against humanity."
The move came as a fresh Israeli airstrike on a busy market near Gaza City killed at least 17 people and injured dozens of others earlier in the day.
More than 1,300 Palestinians have been killed and thousands of others injured by the Israeli regime’s offensive against the coastal sliver since July 8.
The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, has been launching retaliatory attacks against Israel.
published:31 Jul 2014
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LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
If mercenaries (in Bolivia) or right wing military coup leaders terrorize social movements or young democracies by violence, what kind of lives do they lead?...
If mercenaries (in Bolivia) or right wing military coup leaders terrorize social movements or young democracies by violence, what kind of lives do they lead?...
"The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception: A European Perspective"
Dr. Henrik Syse, Co-Editor of The Journal of Military Ethics & Senior Researcher, Peace Research Institute of Oslo
Respondent: Ambassador Deborah Jones, U.S. Naval War College
2012 U.S. Naval War College Ethics Conference
Feb. 10, 2012
R2P - responsibility to protect
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Disclaimer: The views expressed are the speakers' own and may not necessarily reflect the views of the Naval War College, the Department of the Navy, the Department of Defense, or any other branch or agency of the U.S. Government.
Uploaded by Cmdr. Carla M. McCarthy, NWC Public Affairs - pao@usnwc.edu
"The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception: A European Perspective"
Dr. Henrik Syse, Co-Editor of The Journal of Military Ethics & Senior Researcher, Peace Research Institute of Oslo
Respondent: Ambassador Deborah Jones, U.S. Naval War College
2012 U.S. Naval War College Ethics Conference
Feb. 10, 2012
R2P - responsibility to protect
*****
Disclaimer: The views expressed are the speakers' own and may not necessarily reflect the views of the Naval War College, the Department of the Navy, the Department of Defense, or any other branch or agency of the U.S. Government.
Uploaded by Cmdr. Carla M. McCarthy, NWC Public Affairs - pao@usnwc.edu
published:13 Feb 2012
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Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Minister Farrakhan gives detailed description of America's Foreign Policy toward other countries and nations around the world .He also goes into the assassin...
Minister Farrakhan gives detailed description of America's Foreign Policy toward other countries and nations around the world .He also goes into the assassin...
IMPORTANT: This video is not anti-Semitic. It is anti-Zionist. If you don't know the difference, then you are a part of the problem, not the solution. Look p...
IMPORTANT: This video is not anti-Semitic. It is anti-Zionist. If you don't know the difference, then you are a part of the problem, not the solution. Look p...
31_07_2014 ~ Syria News (EN) ~ #Turkey: Isopropyl alcohol for chemical weapons & more than 100 thousands Us dollars in weapons and ammunition provided by #E...
31_07_2014 ~ Syria News (EN) ~ #Turkey: Isopropyl alcohol for chemical weapons & more than 100 thousands Us dollars in weapons and ammunition provided by #E...
Isis war: Iran parades its military might to mark anniversary of its Islamic revolution with coded message to terror group on its border
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Isis war: Iran parades its military might to mark anniversary of its Islamic revolution with coded message to terror group on its border
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Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
Video ID: 20141013-052
¤SOT, Evo Morales, President of Bolivia (in Spanish): "My highest respect and admiration goes to Russian President Vladimir Putin and to Russia for their fight for sovereignty. Regions should solve those fights through dialogue and if that's not possible through tribunals. Such an intervention, a blackmail and a conditioning measure like the economic sanctions by the USA is wrong. I feel that the president of the U.S., Barack Obama, doesn't see the evidence of the people and the continent. We are not any more in times of imperialist splitting (division), this time in the world has ended. Those economic sanctions are economic terrorism against countries. It is wrong to think that a country can rule the world. The model is multipolar. Among countries it is not necessary to dominate, there must be a dialog. And therefore we have UN. For this reason I refuse and condemn those kind of actions (economic sanctions). If Bolivia was a big power in the world, it would support and defend Russia. At least with messages, we share the fight of the Russian people and we support its President."
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The United States is engaging in "economic terrorism" over its sanctions against Russia, Bolivian President Evo Morales said Monday in La Paz. His words came during an interview with RT.
Morales also stated that Bolivia "would support and defend Russia" if it "was a big power in the world" and that imperialistic division is a notion unsuitable for the 21st century.
Morales was re-elected president Sunday. He has served as president since 2005.
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¤SOT, Evo Morales, President of Bolivia (in Spanish): "My highest respect and admiration goes to Russian President Vladimir Putin and to Russia for their fight for sovereignty. Regions should solve those fights through dialogue and if that's not possible through tribunals. Such an intervention, a blackmail and a conditioning measure like the economic sanctions by the USA is wrong. I feel that the president of the U.S., Barack Obama, doesn't see the evidence of the people and the continent. We are not any more in times of imperialist splitting (division), this time in the world has ended. Those economic sanctions are economic terrorism against countries. It is wrong to think that a country can rule the world. The model is multipolar. Among countries it is not necessary to dominate, there must be a dialog. And therefore we have UN. For this reason I refuse and condemn those kind of actions (economic sanctions). If Bolivia was a big power in the world, it would support and defend Russia. At least with messages, we share the fight of the Russian people and we support its President."
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The United States is engaging in "economic terrorism" over its sanctions against Russia, Bolivian President Evo Morales said Monday in La Paz. His words came during an interview with RT.
Morales also stated that Bolivia "would support and defend Russia" if it "was a big power in the world" and that imperialistic division is a notion unsuitable for the 21st century.
Morales was re-elected president Sunday. He has served as president since 2005.
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We is a fast-paced 64 minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war, corporations, deception and exploitation. Watch This Video For Iraq Wa...
We is a fast-paced 64 minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war, corporations, deception and exploitation. Watch This Video For Iraq Wa...
Bolivian President Evo Morales harshly criticized US President Barack Obama in an interview with RT Spanish, calling him a war criminal who should be tried in international court. The outspoken critic of US policy did not mince words in the interview, lashing out at capitalism, the UN Security Council and America’s “imperialist” foreign policy. RT’s Marina Portnaya has more of the president’s statements.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales harshly criticized US President Barack Obama in an interview with RT Spanish, calling him a war criminal who should be tried in international court. The outspoken critic of US policy did not mince words in the interview, lashing out at capitalism, the UN Security Council and America’s “imperialist” foreign policy. RT’s Marina Portnaya has more of the president’s statements.
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Friendly dictators: They are democratic America's undemocratic allies. They may rise to power through bloody ClA-backed coups and rule by terror and torture....
Friendly dictators: They are democratic America's undemocratic allies. They may rise to power through bloody ClA-backed coups and rule by terror and torture....
Army bravery depicts epic in Kassab, weapons confiscated, ammunition and vehicles that were left behind the terrorists who escaped the strikes of the army ...
Army bravery depicts epic in Kassab, weapons confiscated, ammunition and vehicles that were left behind the terrorists who escaped the strikes of the army ...
http://www.democracynow.org - A historic trial underway in Argentina is set to reveal new details about how Latin American countries coordinated with each ot...
http://www.democracynow.org - A historic trial underway in Argentina is set to reveal new details about how Latin American countries coordinated with each ot...
Bolivia Declares Israel A 'terrorist State' Bolivian President Evo Morales declared Israel a "terrorists state," Wednesday, because of the ongoing offensive ...
Bolivia Declares Israel A 'terrorist State' Bolivian President Evo Morales declared Israel a "terrorists state," Wednesday, because of the ongoing offensive ...
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According to the website, the humanoid was found dead by the team in the middle of the forest, the information disclosed is that the military tried at all costs to hide the discovery.
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According to the website, the humanoid was found dead by the team in the middle of the forest, the information disclosed is that the military tried at all costs to hide the discovery.
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unknown.kreuz/
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"Return of Lazarus" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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ufo, ovni, ghost, orb, alien, area 51, ufo, sightings, ovnis, ufos, curiosity, marte, etna, friv, el abuelo sirena el nuevo mundo fuego, elvis, fantasmas apocalipsis aliens discovery channel videos de terror gargolas carreras fantasmas duende monster shark attack monster, quest, rod, aliens, peliculas de terror, the giant alien lego bigfoot ufo aliens ghost 2012 funny paranormal real ghost nasa, ovnis, real ghost google, peru, mexico, chile, ecuador, venezuela, argentina, bolivia, brazil, mexico, uruguay, colombia, increible polo polo, duendes, reales torres gemelas, ovnis, 2012, ovnis, you tube tornado, la tierra, el espacio, vida en marte, brujas discovery monster slug mexico real alien sightings filmed extraterrestre grey aliens caught on tape abduction, 2013, 2014, la guerra de los mundos, ovni, mermaids ovni en peru, ufo, 2012, ovni en chile, un piton se lo traga a un hombre, insolito, sirenas, una piton se come a un hombre, ovnis en peru, cometa, el cometa del siglo, alien, aliens, mermaids real, pitones constrictores, sirena real, rod, monster real, giant monster, ufo, nave, nodriza, ghost real, gargolas filmados, 2013, cometa ison, comet ison, the sun, fire vs ison, the sun vs comet ison, Comet ISON vs. the Solar Storm, mermaids, UFO, Ufo, ghost, ???, ???, UFO, Real, rusia, meteor, comet
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Dave Emory: The CIA, The Military & Drugs - PT 4 of 5 (03-15-1987)
Recorded March 15, 1987. Part 4 of 5.. Dave Emory and Nip Tuck. Developing a line of inquiry presented in the preceding broadcast, this program focuse...
Recorded March 15, 1987. Part 4 of 5.. Dave Emory and Nip Tuck. Developing a line of inquiry presented in the preceding broadcast, this program focuse...
Acts of terror and its ominous players were responsible for 50,000 assassinations that remain unpunished to date. The leading democracies availed these acts in the mist of a time where humanism and reason had to prevail.
During the decade of the 70’s and under the so called, “Operation Condor,” the military dictatorships in Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and Uruguay took away all possibilities of freedom and peace, carrying out the worst bloodshed and painful era in the modern history of these countries.
After a heart attack, in his deathbed Jose, a retired Bolivian decorated General, tormented by the memories and experiences of that time, decides to reveal the dark secrets of his past to his only son in seaking for redemption.
Through this story we come to understand the truthful scenarios created by these military regimes, introducing us to the protagonists from which their lives were stolen.
Here - honor, loss and love, become victims of a plan in which we will find that betrayal can be the ultimate sacrifice. A story where we will remember those we thought "Forgotten".
Acts of terror and its ominous players were responsible for 50,000 assassinations that remain unpunished to date. The leading democracies availed these acts in the mist of a time where humanism and reason had to prevail.
During the decade of the 70’s and under the so called, “Operation Condor,” the military dictatorships in Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and Uruguay took away all possibilities of freedom and peace, carrying out the worst bloodshed and painful era in the modern history of these countries.
After a heart attack, in his deathbed Jose, a retired Bolivian decorated General, tormented by the memories and experiences of that time, decides to reveal the dark secrets of his past to his only son in seaking for redemption.
Through this story we come to understand the truthful scenarios created by these military regimes, introducing us to the protagonists from which their lives were stolen.
Here - honor, loss and love, become victims of a plan in which we will find that betrayal can be the ultimate sacrifice. A story where we will remember those we thought "Forgotten".
published:06 Nov 2014
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Noam Chomsky - South America Free from US military bases, Cuba subjected to economic strangulation
A positive development, but Cuba has been subjected to massive international terror, and economic strangulation that continues to this day. "I think that ove...
A positive development, but Cuba has been subjected to massive international terror, and economic strangulation that continues to this day. "I think that ove...
Recorded July 28, 1986. THE POPE VS. FAMILY PLANNING. MAFIA, VATICAN, WHITE HOUSE. Military Role in Drug Traffic. Military in 50 states, USA, just the start....
Recorded July 28, 1986. THE POPE VS. FAMILY PLANNING. MAFIA, VATICAN, WHITE HOUSE. Military Role in Drug Traffic. Military in 50 states, USA, just the start....
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Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby talks about the highlights of a visit to Bolivia.
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Bolivia Travel Video: La Paz, Deadliest Road, Tiwanaku, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Cerro Rico...
Bolivia Travel Video: La Paz, Deadliest Road, Tiwanaku, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Cerro Rico...
Bolivia Travel Video: La Paz, Deadliest Road, Tiwanaku, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Cerro Rico...
Do you want to travel Bolivia in 12 days? See what I saw in La Paz, Tiwanaku, Copacabana, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Cerro Rico mines, Sucre, and ...
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Bolivia: Top 10 Tourist Attractions - Video Travel Guide
Bolivia: Top 10 Tourist Attractions - Video Travel Guide
Bolivia: Top 10 Tourist Attractions - Video Travel Guide
Top 10 Tourist attractions in Bolivia - Travel Bolivia.
Bolivia Tourist attractions, Bolivia Attractions,
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Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
There are a lot of cool things to do in La Paz, Bolivia - I got in touch with Ben, who runs tours here and he gave me a City Tour in La Paz - the place where he was born an raised.
We took local transportation, ate Streetfood and visited local markets to get a real feeling for La Paz. It is one of these off the beaten path things you should do on your travels to experience a place off from the touristy things.
Moreover I was invited to do some rappel action in the middle of the center of La Paz: it is called "Urban Rush" and awaits you with a thrilling free fall after walking down a 50m Skyscraper - face first.
More options for things to
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Peru Travel Video Guide
Peru Travel Video Guide
Peru Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Peru.
Lima is the capital of Peru, the second largest country in South America after Brazil and Argentina.The Palacio De Gobierno is also known as Pizzarro, or Government Palace. This Neo-Classic building was completed in 1938 and stands on the foundation of the former Pizzarro Palace. In the palace gardens is the house in which Pizzarro was killed. Lima, the City of Kings, became the capital of the largest region in Spanish South America and was where the viceroys of the Spanish crown resided. During colonial times this city was the largest, most populated, finest and most cultivated city on the continent. Some
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Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Take a tour of Cristo de la Concordia in Cochabamba, Bolivia -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
In Cochabamba, Bolivia, there is an immense statue, renowned by the world as the Christ of Peace.
Over 132 feet tall, it is the second tallest statue of Christ in the world.
Construction of the statue was finished in 1994 and still gleams new and majestic.
Christ is carved with outstretched arms in a loving gesture, pointing to the north and south.
The statue faces east to welcome the new day the rising sun brings.
The Christ of Peace is situated on a tall hill, providing a remarkable view.
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Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
I took 7 months for Backpacking South America. This video shows all the adventures, lovely people and places I've encountered on my "Hola Gringo" trip.
Related article: http://www.back-packer.org/backpacking-south-america/
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Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide - as part of the travel series by GeoBeats.
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Our Travel to Bolivia (Part 1)
Our Travel to Bolivia (Part 1)
Our Travel to Bolivia (Part 1)
Trip to Amazonian jungle and Pampas of Bolivia in July 2010. We started from Santiago Chile and flew to La Paz and then to Rurrenabaque in the Amazonian forest. Took a boat trip up the Beni river to stay in an ecolodge and then road trip to the Pampas.
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Travel to Bolivia with My Peru Bolivia Tours!
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Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia is one of the MUST-DOs for adventure seeker traveling South America. I decided to do this Mountainbike adventur...
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Travel to Santa Cruz - Bolivia Travel Guide
Travel to Santa Cruz - Bolivia Travel Guide
Travel to Santa Cruz - Bolivia Travel Guide
http://bolivia-travel.org Exciting Travel to Santa Cruz, Bolivia Tours. In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Amboro, Chiquitos, Noel Kempff, Madidi, you will enjoy excellent and distinguished hotel and lodging services and more at www.boliviatravel.org
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Buenos Aires Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Buenos Aires Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Buenos Aires Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
http://www.expedia.com/Buenos-Aires.d178242.Destination-Travel-Guides
Named for good sailing winds, Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, and home to nearly a quarter of the country’s two million residents. Come for the stunning European architecture, and stay for delicious cuts of meat, the city’s zest for soccer, and, of course, the tango.
“The Paris of South America” boasts outstanding shopping and a friendly populace. A tour of Buenos Aires should cut through La Boca Harbor, where you’ll find numerous street vendors, restaurants, and street dancers willing to give you a spin. Wander down the streets to take in colorful artwork, and
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide
Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide
Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide: Santiago, Atacama Desert, La paz And Santa Cruz de la Sierra. This travel movie starts in Santiago Chile, The Best Monuments And sights of Santiago, after Santiago The new age traveler take the bus for visit the amazing San Pedro de Atacama. Atacama desert is according to NASA and National Geographic the driest desert in the world. Next stop is La Paz Bolivia and the movie finish in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Santa Cruz is one of the most tropical cities in South America.
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South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
What's it like to backpack through South America?
Our four and a half month experience through Peru, Bolivia and Chile will forever remain one of our most treasured memories. From dream-like scenery, beautifully challenging hikes, cultural encounters and wonderful new friends, we were able to live such an incredible adventure.
We have attempted to share glimpses of a few of highlights and outstanding moments that helped shape our trip. South America is a truly spectacular part of the world, and we can't recommend enough that you experience it for yourself. Sooner rather than later.
In total, we spent 2 1/2 months in Peru, 1 month in Chile a
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Travel Book Review: Lonely Planet Bolivia (Country Travel Guide) by Anja Mutic, Kate Armstrong, P...
Travel Book Review: Lonely Planet Bolivia (Country Travel Guide) by Anja Mutic, Kate Armstrong, P...
Travel Book Review: Lonely Planet Bolivia (Country Travel Guide) by Anja Mutic, Kate Armstrong, P...
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This is the summary of Lonely Planet Bolivia (Country Travel Guide) by Anja Mutic, Kate Armstrong, Paul Smith.
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Presentación App Bolivia Travel
Presentación App Bolivia Travel
Presentación App Bolivia Travel
¡Bienvenido a Bolivia Travel! La app oficial de Turismo en Bolivia. Esta aplicación móvil es una guía turística, donde podrás encontrar la información necesaria de los atractivos turísticos, eventos culturales, gastronomía boliviana y las diferentes actividades que podrás realizar dentro de nuestro país. Descarga ahora la aplicación y disfruta conociendo lugares mágicos…. Porque: Bolivia Te Espera!
Para Android:
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Para iPhone y iPad:
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Welcome to Bolivia Travel, the official app of Tourism in Bolivia. This mobile applicati
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Bolivia Travel - Inspired by Bolivia
Bolivia Travel - Inspired by Bolivia
Bolivia Travel - Inspired by Bolivia
http://www.boliviatour.net Bolivia Travel. The Real, Objective Guide of Bolivia. The historic heartland of Bolivia lies on the 3700 meters high plains around...
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Travel Gadgets for Peru & Bolivia Trip
Travel Gadgets for Peru & Bolivia Trip
Travel Gadgets for Peru & Bolivia Trip
We're traveling light on our 3 weeks trip to Peru and Bolivia. We will be using our backpacks instead of our eBags suitcases for this trip. Since we're trave...
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Salar de Uyuni Tours in Bolivia
Salar de Uyuni Tours in Bolivia
Salar de Uyuni Tours in Bolivia
South East of Bolivia is the location of the biggest Salt Flat in the world, "Uyuni Salt Flat.
Music: Cliff Martinez - I that everybody wants (from the motion picture Solaris)
Credits: Ayrton Orio and Sharon Kendelker
In a world where the time flies, where people are required to work on a fast speed and stress is more and more common in humans, the choice of where to go gives now priority to places that offered silence and tranquility. In Bolivia, near the border with Chile, there is a small community where the main economic activities apart from llama-herding and quinua-farming, is mining salt. Uyuni Salt Lake is a peculiar place. About
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Costa Rica Travel Video Guide
Costa Rica Travel Video Guide
Costa Rica Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Costa Rica.
Costa Rica is a fascinating country in Central America bordered by Nicaragua and Panama, a natural paradise between the Caribbean and the Pacific.Located at more than a thousand metres above sea level, San José, Costa Rica’s capital city, not only boasts an idyllic location in the heart of Central America’s coffee country, but also an enviable climate. The extent to which Costa Rica joins with European tradition can be seen in the Teatro Nacional. The coffee barons, to whom the glorious development of San José is owed, created taxes for the export of coffee beans and thus funded the construction of
Do you want to travel Bolivia in 12 days? See what I saw in La Paz, Tiwanaku, Copacabana, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Cerro Rico mines, Sucre, and ...
Do you want to travel Bolivia in 12 days? See what I saw in La Paz, Tiwanaku, Copacabana, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Cerro Rico mines, Sucre, and ...
Top 10 Tourist attractions in Bolivia - Travel Bolivia.
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Bolivia Tourist attractions, Bolivia Attractions,
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Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
There are a lot of cool things to do in La Paz, Bolivia - I got in touch with Ben, who runs tours here and he gave me a City Tour in La Paz - the place where he was born an raised.
We took local transportation, ate Streetfood and visited local markets to get a real feeling for La Paz. It is one of these off the beaten path things you should do on your travels to experience a place off from the touristy things.
Moreover I was invited to do some rappel action in the middle of the center of La Paz: it is called "Urban Rush" and awaits you with a thrilling free fall after walking down a 50m Skyscraper - face first.
More options for things to do in La Paz?
What about biking down the death road - you can book the tours in the center e.g. with Gravity. See more about this option in another video I produced about this thrilling experience:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVFG_Ob3tbQ
My Hostel recommendation in La Paz:
http://bit.ly/1dLcxLB
I hope you enjoy this "Travel Video Guide" episode from Bolivia and keep following for the next Travel Videos!
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www.audionautix.com
Tours:
City Tour La Paz by Banjotours
(www.banjotours.com/)
Urban Rush La Paz
(www.urbanrushbolivia.com)
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There are a lot of cool things to do in La Paz, Bolivia - I got in touch with Ben, who runs tours here and he gave me a City Tour in La Paz - the place where he was born an raised.
We took local transportation, ate Streetfood and visited local markets to get a real feeling for La Paz. It is one of these off the beaten path things you should do on your travels to experience a place off from the touristy things.
Moreover I was invited to do some rappel action in the middle of the center of La Paz: it is called "Urban Rush" and awaits you with a thrilling free fall after walking down a 50m Skyscraper - face first.
More options for things to do in La Paz?
What about biking down the death road - you can book the tours in the center e.g. with Gravity. See more about this option in another video I produced about this thrilling experience:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVFG_Ob3tbQ
My Hostel recommendation in La Paz:
http://bit.ly/1dLcxLB
I hope you enjoy this "Travel Video Guide" episode from Bolivia and keep following for the next Travel Videos!
=== LINKS ===
Music:
www.audionautix.com
Tours:
City Tour La Paz by Banjotours
(www.banjotours.com/)
Urban Rush La Paz
(www.urbanrushbolivia.com)
#HolaGringo is supported by:
Hostelbookers: http://www.hostelbookers.com
Traveldudes: http://www.traveldudes.org
Follow me:
http://www.back-packer.org
http://www.twitter.com/BackPackerSteve
http://www.facebook.com/BackPackerBlog
Travel video about destination Peru.
Lima is the capital of Peru, the second largest country in South America after Brazil and Argentina.The Palacio De Gobierno is also known as Pizzarro, or Government Palace. This Neo-Classic building was completed in 1938 and stands on the foundation of the former Pizzarro Palace. In the palace gardens is the house in which Pizzarro was killed. Lima, the City of Kings, became the capital of the largest region in Spanish South America and was where the viceroys of the Spanish crown resided. During colonial times this city was the largest, most populated, finest and most cultivated city on the continent. Some of the most beautiful colonial buildings in South America are to be found in Lima’s old town along with carved balconies of Moorish origin. Huaraz is the 3,050 metre high capital of the Departamento Ancash in the White Mountain range, the Cordillera Blanca. Several natural catastrophes destroyed the majority of the old houses and many people were killed. In 1824 Simon Bolivar built his headquarters there prior to his bloody struggle for Peru’s independence. The valley oasis of Nazca which played an important role during the early history of Peru is a desolate area in the south of the country. A small airport is the starting point of a journey to one of the world’s greatest mysteries, the enigma of Nazca culture: images of humans, animals and geometric forms scattered over an area of 1,000 km² like the pages of some fantastic historical and astronomical book, created by the Nazca between 500 B.C. and 500 A.D.The 8,300 km² Lake Titicaca is located at an altitudeof 4,000 m in the Andes Mountains on the border that divides Peru and Bolivia. Then there’s Machu Picchu, the Lost City Of The Incas! Peru is a country full of mystery and ancient history. A land of mountains, desert and jungle. A precious gem on the edge of the world!
Travel video about destination Peru.
Lima is the capital of Peru, the second largest country in South America after Brazil and Argentina.The Palacio De Gobierno is also known as Pizzarro, or Government Palace. This Neo-Classic building was completed in 1938 and stands on the foundation of the former Pizzarro Palace. In the palace gardens is the house in which Pizzarro was killed. Lima, the City of Kings, became the capital of the largest region in Spanish South America and was where the viceroys of the Spanish crown resided. During colonial times this city was the largest, most populated, finest and most cultivated city on the continent. Some of the most beautiful colonial buildings in South America are to be found in Lima’s old town along with carved balconies of Moorish origin. Huaraz is the 3,050 metre high capital of the Departamento Ancash in the White Mountain range, the Cordillera Blanca. Several natural catastrophes destroyed the majority of the old houses and many people were killed. In 1824 Simon Bolivar built his headquarters there prior to his bloody struggle for Peru’s independence. The valley oasis of Nazca which played an important role during the early history of Peru is a desolate area in the south of the country. A small airport is the starting point of a journey to one of the world’s greatest mysteries, the enigma of Nazca culture: images of humans, animals and geometric forms scattered over an area of 1,000 km² like the pages of some fantastic historical and astronomical book, created by the Nazca between 500 B.C. and 500 A.D.The 8,300 km² Lake Titicaca is located at an altitudeof 4,000 m in the Andes Mountains on the border that divides Peru and Bolivia. Then there’s Machu Picchu, the Lost City Of The Incas! Peru is a country full of mystery and ancient history. A land of mountains, desert and jungle. A precious gem on the edge of the world!
published:14 Aug 2013
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Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Take a tour of Cristo de la Concordia in Cochabamba, Bolivia -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
In Cochabamba, Bolivia, there is an immense statue, renowned by the world as the Christ of Peace.
Over 132 feet tall, it is the second tallest statue of Christ in the world.
Construction of the statue was finished in 1994 and still gleams new and majestic.
Christ is carved with outstretched arms in a loving gesture, pointing to the north and south.
The statue faces east to welcome the new day the rising sun brings.
The Christ of Peace is situated on a tall hill, providing a remarkable view.
Take a tour of Cristo de la Concordia in Cochabamba, Bolivia -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
In Cochabamba, Bolivia, there is an immense statue, renowned by the world as the Christ of Peace.
Over 132 feet tall, it is the second tallest statue of Christ in the world.
Construction of the statue was finished in 1994 and still gleams new and majestic.
Christ is carved with outstretched arms in a loving gesture, pointing to the north and south.
The statue faces east to welcome the new day the rising sun brings.
The Christ of Peace is situated on a tall hill, providing a remarkable view.
published:28 Dec 2010
views:4463
Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
I took 7 months for Backpacking South America. This video shows all the adventures, lovely people and places I've encountered on my "Hola Gringo" trip.
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All the places I visited on my Backpacking South America trip:
Peru - Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Choquequirao, Puno, Amantani, Taquile
Bolivia - Copacabana, Isla de la Luna, Isla del Sol, La Paz, Yungas Road, Uyuni
Argentina - Ushuaia, El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chalten, Equel, El Bolsón, Bariloche, Salta, Cordoba, Rosario, Buenos Aires
Uruguay - Colonia del Sacramento, Montevideo, Punta del Este
Chile - Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine, Candelario Mansilla, Villa O'Higgins, Carretera Austral (Hitchhiking), Cochrane, Puerto Rio Tranqillo, Coyhaique, Futaleufu, Chaiten, Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Osorno
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I took 7 months for Backpacking South America. This video shows all the adventures, lovely people and places I've encountered on my "Hola Gringo" trip.
Related article: http://www.back-packer.org/backpacking-south-america/
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Sony NEX 5 http://amzn.to/1FrMMxB
GoPro Camera http://amzn.to/1GZdh1q
Amazon Tripod http://amzn.to/1Of2HpJ
Joby Gorillapod http://amzn.to/1CMyE0b
Opteka SteadyCam http://amzn.to/1JCHAeb
Zoom H2n Audi Recorder http://amzn.to/1FFVSt4
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insurance http://www.back-packer.org/worldnomads_versicherung
packing list http://www.back-packer.org/patagonia-packing-list-trekking/
Online Language Course http://www.back-packer.org/babbel_eng
30 ways to stay safe while traveling:
http://bit.ly/1extdwr
all episodes from South America:
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Subscribe to this channel to see new videos every week!
All the places I visited on my Backpacking South America trip:
Peru - Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Choquequirao, Puno, Amantani, Taquile
Bolivia - Copacabana, Isla de la Luna, Isla del Sol, La Paz, Yungas Road, Uyuni
Argentina - Ushuaia, El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chalten, Equel, El Bolsón, Bariloche, Salta, Cordoba, Rosario, Buenos Aires
Uruguay - Colonia del Sacramento, Montevideo, Punta del Este
Chile - Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine, Candelario Mansilla, Villa O'Higgins, Carretera Austral (Hitchhiking), Cochrane, Puerto Rio Tranqillo, Coyhaique, Futaleufu, Chaiten, Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Osorno
=== Music & Camera ===
Music by Chris Malinchak "So Good to me", iTunes:
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I used different cameras to capture my experience while backpacking south america - most of the time it has been the GoPro, also to do the timelapses in Patagonia.
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Trip to Amazonian jungle and Pampas of Bolivia in July 2010. We started from Santiago Chile and flew to La Paz and then to Rurrenabaque in the Amazonian forest. Took a boat trip up the Beni river to stay in an ecolodge and then road trip to the Pampas.
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Trip to Amazonian jungle and Pampas of Bolivia in July 2010. We started from Santiago Chile and flew to La Paz and then to Rurrenabaque in the Amazonian forest. Took a boat trip up the Beni river to stay in an ecolodge and then road trip to the Pampas.
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published:07 Oct 2011
views:7158
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia is one of the MUST-DOs for adventure seeker traveling South America. I decided to do this Mountainbike adventur...
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia is one of the MUST-DOs for adventure seeker traveling South America. I decided to do this Mountainbike adventur...
http://bolivia-travel.org Exciting Travel to Santa Cruz, Bolivia Tours. In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Amboro, Chiquitos, Noel Kempff, Madidi, you will enjoy excellent and distinguished hotel and lodging services and more at www.boliviatravel.org
http://bolivia-travel.org Exciting Travel to Santa Cruz, Bolivia Tours. In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Amboro, Chiquitos, Noel Kempff, Madidi, you will enjoy excellent and distinguished hotel and lodging services and more at www.boliviatravel.org
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Named for good sailing winds, Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, and home to nearly a quarter of the country’s two million residents. Come for the stunning European architecture, and stay for delicious cuts of meat, the city’s zest for soccer, and, of course, the tango.
“The Paris of South America” boasts outstanding shopping and a friendly populace. A tour of Buenos Aires should cut through La Boca Harbor, where you’ll find numerous street vendors, restaurants, and street dancers willing to give you a spin. Wander down the streets to take in colorful artwork, and make a game out of asking the locals what neighborhood you should tour next. Here’s a hint: with so much to see, everyone will give you a different answer!
Some will tell you to visit San Telmo for souvenirs, patio shopping, and crumbling historical buildings. Others will suggest Puerto Madero, a refurbished shipping port that boasts a mixture of old-world glamour and modern buildings. What everyone will suggest, however, is a stop by Plaza de Mayo. There you can take in the rosy architecture of the Casa Rosada, which was made famous by Argentine First Lady Eva Peron and the musical about her life, “Evita.” Take a tour and learn about her life, from her humble beginnings to her rise to power.
Cap off your Buenos Aires sightseeing with an evening walk through Puerto Madero, where you can get a late dinner and dance until the next day arrives.
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Named for good sailing winds, Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, and home to nearly a quarter of the country’s two million residents. Come for the stunning European architecture, and stay for delicious cuts of meat, the city’s zest for soccer, and, of course, the tango.
“The Paris of South America” boasts outstanding shopping and a friendly populace. A tour of Buenos Aires should cut through La Boca Harbor, where you’ll find numerous street vendors, restaurants, and street dancers willing to give you a spin. Wander down the streets to take in colorful artwork, and make a game out of asking the locals what neighborhood you should tour next. Here’s a hint: with so much to see, everyone will give you a different answer!
Some will tell you to visit San Telmo for souvenirs, patio shopping, and crumbling historical buildings. Others will suggest Puerto Madero, a refurbished shipping port that boasts a mixture of old-world glamour and modern buildings. What everyone will suggest, however, is a stop by Plaza de Mayo. There you can take in the rosy architecture of the Casa Rosada, which was made famous by Argentine First Lady Eva Peron and the musical about her life, “Evita.” Take a tour and learn about her life, from her humble beginnings to her rise to power.
Cap off your Buenos Aires sightseeing with an evening walk through Puerto Madero, where you can get a late dinner and dance until the next day arrives.
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide: Santiago, Atacama Desert, La paz And Santa Cruz de la Sierra. This travel movie starts in Santiago Chile, The Best Monuments And sights of Santiago, after Santiago The new age traveler take the bus for visit the amazing San Pedro de Atacama. Atacama desert is according to NASA and National Geographic the driest desert in the world. Next stop is La Paz Bolivia and the movie finish in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Santa Cruz is one of the most tropical cities in South America.
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide: Santiago, Atacama Desert, La paz And Santa Cruz de la Sierra. This travel movie starts in Santiago Chile, The Best Monuments And sights of Santiago, after Santiago The new age traveler take the bus for visit the amazing San Pedro de Atacama. Atacama desert is according to NASA and National Geographic the driest desert in the world. Next stop is La Paz Bolivia and the movie finish in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Santa Cruz is one of the most tropical cities in South America.
published:20 Jun 2013
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South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
What's it like to backpack through South America?
Our four and a half month experience through Peru, Bolivia and Chile will forever remain one of our most treasured memories. From dream-like scenery, beautifully challenging hikes, cultural encounters and wonderful new friends, we were able to live such an incredible adventure.
We have attempted to share glimpses of a few of highlights and outstanding moments that helped shape our trip. South America is a truly spectacular part of the world, and we can't recommend enough that you experience it for yourself. Sooner rather than later.
In total, we spent 2 1/2 months in Peru, 1 month in Chile and 1 month in Bolivia.
Locations included: Torres Del Paine - Patagonia - Chile, Machu Picchu - Peru, Huacachinca - Peru, Salar De Uyuni - Bolivia, Isla Del Sol - Bolivia, The Death Road - Bolivia, Huaraz - Peru, Copacabana - Bolivia, Colca Canyon - Peru and many more...
Music: Welcome Home by Radical Face
Shot with: Nikon 3100 and GoPro HD Hero
What's it like to backpack through South America?
Our four and a half month experience through Peru, Bolivia and Chile will forever remain one of our most treasured memories. From dream-like scenery, beautifully challenging hikes, cultural encounters and wonderful new friends, we were able to live such an incredible adventure.
We have attempted to share glimpses of a few of highlights and outstanding moments that helped shape our trip. South America is a truly spectacular part of the world, and we can't recommend enough that you experience it for yourself. Sooner rather than later.
In total, we spent 2 1/2 months in Peru, 1 month in Chile and 1 month in Bolivia.
Locations included: Torres Del Paine - Patagonia - Chile, Machu Picchu - Peru, Huacachinca - Peru, Salar De Uyuni - Bolivia, Isla Del Sol - Bolivia, The Death Road - Bolivia, Huaraz - Peru, Copacabana - Bolivia, Colca Canyon - Peru and many more...
Music: Welcome Home by Radical Face
Shot with: Nikon 3100 and GoPro HD Hero
published:12 Jun 2013
views:48233
Travel Book Review: Lonely Planet Bolivia (Country Travel Guide) by Anja Mutic, Kate Armstrong, P...
¡Bienvenido a Bolivia Travel! La app oficial de Turismo en Bolivia. Esta aplicación móvil es una guía turística, donde podrás encontrar la información necesaria de los atractivos turísticos, eventos culturales, gastronomía boliviana y las diferentes actividades que podrás realizar dentro de nuestro país. Descarga ahora la aplicación y disfruta conociendo lugares mágicos…. Porque: Bolivia Te Espera!
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Welcome to Bolivia Travel, the official app of Tourism in Bolivia. This mobile application is a travel guide which brings you useful information about local attractions, cultural events, the Bolivian cuisine and different activities you can enjoy in our country. Download the application now and start your journey to magical places.... Bolivia awaits you!
¡Bienvenido a Bolivia Travel! La app oficial de Turismo en Bolivia. Esta aplicación móvil es una guía turística, donde podrás encontrar la información necesaria de los atractivos turísticos, eventos culturales, gastronomía boliviana y las diferentes actividades que podrás realizar dentro de nuestro país. Descarga ahora la aplicación y disfruta conociendo lugares mágicos…. Porque: Bolivia Te Espera!
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Welcome to Bolivia Travel, the official app of Tourism in Bolivia. This mobile application is a travel guide which brings you useful information about local attractions, cultural events, the Bolivian cuisine and different activities you can enjoy in our country. Download the application now and start your journey to magical places.... Bolivia awaits you!
http://www.boliviatour.net Bolivia Travel. The Real, Objective Guide of Bolivia. The historic heartland of Bolivia lies on the 3700 meters high plains around...
http://www.boliviatour.net Bolivia Travel. The Real, Objective Guide of Bolivia. The historic heartland of Bolivia lies on the 3700 meters high plains around...
We're traveling light on our 3 weeks trip to Peru and Bolivia. We will be using our backpacks instead of our eBags suitcases for this trip. Since we're trave...
We're traveling light on our 3 weeks trip to Peru and Bolivia. We will be using our backpacks instead of our eBags suitcases for this trip. Since we're trave...
South East of Bolivia is the location of the biggest Salt Flat in the world, "Uyuni Salt Flat.
Music: Cliff Martinez - I that everybody wants (from the motion picture Solaris)
Credits: Ayrton Orio and Sharon Kendelker
In a world where the time flies, where people are required to work on a fast speed and stress is more and more common in humans, the choice of where to go gives now priority to places that offered silence and tranquility. In Bolivia, near the border with Chile, there is a small community where the main economic activities apart from llama-herding and quinua-farming, is mining salt. Uyuni Salt Lake is a peculiar place. About 40,000 years ago, this arid area used to be part of a lake that covered a large swath of the Andes. Nowadays it is The World's Biggest Salt Desert.
South East of Bolivia is the location of the biggest Salt Flat in the world, "Uyuni Salt Flat". The crust of salt covers a surface of 10.582 Km2. of extension, at an altittude of 3.653 meters above sea level, like a static sea touched by by the southern winds.
Like any other desert, the weather conditions in Uyuni Bolivia are extreme, from freezing night temperatures to fierce desert sun. In the Salar itself, you can find several hotels which have been made from salt bricks, including beds, chairs and cocktail bars. All is made from salt!
Furthermore, the Salar de Uyuni has impressive views. A flat whiteness, fringed by the peaks of mountains on the horizon beneath a bright blue sky can be admired by tourists. Besides, the silence that one can experience in this region is captivating. Calm and tranquility, not easily found anywhere, characterizes this landscape. As many other parts of South America, this developing area has very little to offer in terms of commodity. However, if you have an adventurous spirit you will be overwhelmed by its natural beauty.
Travel to the Salar of Uyuni, we'll guide you with pleasure!
South East of Bolivia is the location of the biggest Salt Flat in the world, "Uyuni Salt Flat.
Music: Cliff Martinez - I that everybody wants (from the motion picture Solaris)
Credits: Ayrton Orio and Sharon Kendelker
In a world where the time flies, where people are required to work on a fast speed and stress is more and more common in humans, the choice of where to go gives now priority to places that offered silence and tranquility. In Bolivia, near the border with Chile, there is a small community where the main economic activities apart from llama-herding and quinua-farming, is mining salt. Uyuni Salt Lake is a peculiar place. About 40,000 years ago, this arid area used to be part of a lake that covered a large swath of the Andes. Nowadays it is The World's Biggest Salt Desert.
South East of Bolivia is the location of the biggest Salt Flat in the world, "Uyuni Salt Flat". The crust of salt covers a surface of 10.582 Km2. of extension, at an altittude of 3.653 meters above sea level, like a static sea touched by by the southern winds.
Like any other desert, the weather conditions in Uyuni Bolivia are extreme, from freezing night temperatures to fierce desert sun. In the Salar itself, you can find several hotels which have been made from salt bricks, including beds, chairs and cocktail bars. All is made from salt!
Furthermore, the Salar de Uyuni has impressive views. A flat whiteness, fringed by the peaks of mountains on the horizon beneath a bright blue sky can be admired by tourists. Besides, the silence that one can experience in this region is captivating. Calm and tranquility, not easily found anywhere, characterizes this landscape. As many other parts of South America, this developing area has very little to offer in terms of commodity. However, if you have an adventurous spirit you will be overwhelmed by its natural beauty.
Travel to the Salar of Uyuni, we'll guide you with pleasure!
Travel video about destination Costa Rica.
Costa Rica is a fascinating country in Central America bordered by Nicaragua and Panama, a natural paradise between the Caribbean and the Pacific.Located at more than a thousand metres above sea level, San José, Costa Rica’s capital city, not only boasts an idyllic location in the heart of Central America’s coffee country, but also an enviable climate. The extent to which Costa Rica joins with European tradition can be seen in the Teatro Nacional. The coffee barons, to whom the glorious development of San José is owed, created taxes for the export of coffee beans and thus funded the construction of the magnificent building. In a fertile mountain valley at the foot of a volcano, is Turrialba, a town that radiates a serene calm but once was an important station on the route of the Jungle Train from San José to the Atlantic coast. The crater of the Poas Volcano is surrounded by the dense green of a rainforest and overlooks the north western Meseta Central. Although it is one of the country’s most active volcanoes, it is the most visited, as visitors can go by car almost to the edge of the crater. The Rain Forest Aerial Tram is Costa Rica’s most popular tourist attraction, a ride on an open gondola through the jungle. A journey of discovery amid a canopy of trees, hovering at treetop level through the solitude of nature. Fascinating nature, joie de vivre and colonial history are omnipresent on this land bridge between North and South America, Costa Rica is surely one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
Travel video about destination Costa Rica.
Costa Rica is a fascinating country in Central America bordered by Nicaragua and Panama, a natural paradise between the Caribbean and the Pacific.Located at more than a thousand metres above sea level, San José, Costa Rica’s capital city, not only boasts an idyllic location in the heart of Central America’s coffee country, but also an enviable climate. The extent to which Costa Rica joins with European tradition can be seen in the Teatro Nacional. The coffee barons, to whom the glorious development of San José is owed, created taxes for the export of coffee beans and thus funded the construction of the magnificent building. In a fertile mountain valley at the foot of a volcano, is Turrialba, a town that radiates a serene calm but once was an important station on the route of the Jungle Train from San José to the Atlantic coast. The crater of the Poas Volcano is surrounded by the dense green of a rainforest and overlooks the north western Meseta Central. Although it is one of the country’s most active volcanoes, it is the most visited, as visitors can go by car almost to the edge of the crater. The Rain Forest Aerial Tram is Costa Rica’s most popular tourist attraction, a ride on an open gondola through the jungle. A journey of discovery amid a canopy of trees, hovering at treetop level through the solitude of nature. Fascinating nature, joie de vivre and colonial history are omnipresent on this land bridge between North and South America, Costa Rica is surely one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
BOLIVIA: El unico pais en sudamerica que Mc Donald's no pudo penetrar: DOCUMENTAL
BOLIVIA: El unico pais en sudamerica que Mc Donald's no pudo penetrar: DOCUMENTAL
BOLIVIA: El unico pais en sudamerica que Mc Donald's no pudo penetrar: DOCUMENTAL
Documental estrenado en 2011
http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/articulos/2011/1025/noticias.php?id=29674
Tema Musical: AQUI NO RINDE TU HAMBURGUESA SEÑOOR...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDpG4McPYxA
Fue en Bolivia donde, pese a que el restaurante intentó adaptarse a los gustos locales no logró triunfar.
El documental explora el motivo por el que los habitantes de esas ciudades le dieron la espalda a las hamburguesas más populares del mundo.
El menú más barato costaba entonces 25 pesos bolivianos (algo más de 3 dólares), mientras que, por ejemplo, en La Paz, se podía conseguir un almuerzo completo en un mercado popular por 7 boliviano
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SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
Luis García Meza Tejada (La Paz, 8 de agosto de 1929), fue el quincuagésimo séptimo Presidente de la República de Bolivia, como General de División y Comandante de las Fuerzas Armadas...
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Bolivia expone sus alegatos en la CIJ
Bolivia expone sus alegatos en la CIJ
Bolivia expone sus alegatos en la CIJ
El equipo jurídico boliviano, encabezado por el agente Eduardo Rodríguez, defendió la competencia de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) con el argumento de que la demanda no toca el Tratado de 1904 y se asienta en el incumplimiento chileno de resolver el diferendo independientemente de ese documento bilateral.
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Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern Bolivia
Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern Bolivia
Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern Bolivia
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Enfoque - Bolivia, un país que crece con Evo en el corazón de Latinoamérica
Enfoque - Bolivia, un país que crece con Evo en el corazón de Latinoamérica
Enfoque - Bolivia, un país que crece con Evo en el corazón de Latinoamérica
En el contexto actual de desaceleración y crisis mundial, muy pocos países pueden presentar el nivel de crecimiento que hoy experimenta Bolivia.
A juicio del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI), cuyas recetas no sigue el país altiplánico, la nación liderará el crecimiento económico de la región hasta el 2015.
Pero ese no es el único punto a destacar. La reducción del analfabetismo al 3,59 por ciento en el 2014, la renacionalización de sus recursos naturales, el ser uno de los principales productores de la quinua a nivel mundial, y el establecimiento de un Estado plurinacional, en el que tienen participación y representación las distintas co
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Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
como crece Bolivia, Paraguay y Peru por el boom economico son bienvenidos a peru, ya que argentina recibio muchos peruanos en los malos gobiernos que tuvimos en peru ahora estamos en democracia y crecimiento.
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One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
Have you ever imagined the life of a president? The only way to understand it is to live every minute with him as closely as possible. Today RT gives you this unique opportunity: living one day with a president. Lawyer and author Eva Golinger is the presenter of the program 'One day with ... '. In the first episode she takes us into the life of Bolivian President Evo Morales, showing us his daily struggles, his dreams and the real Evo that we don't yet know.
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Deviated Septum: Cocaine and the Mafia in Bolivia
Deviated Septum: Cocaine and the Mafia in Bolivia
Deviated Septum: Cocaine and the Mafia in Bolivia
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SIGLO XX BOLIVIA - COMPADRE :: Carlos Palenque Avilés
SIGLO XX BOLIVIA - COMPADRE :: Carlos Palenque Avilés
SIGLO XX BOLIVIA - COMPADRE :: Carlos Palenque Avilés
Carlos Palenque Avilés (La Paz 28 de junio 1944 - La Paz 8 de marzo de 1997), conocido por sus espectadores como el Compadre, fue un cantante, músico, empres...
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Enfoque - Chile - Bolivia: A la espera de lo que determine la CIJ
Enfoque - Chile - Bolivia: A la espera de lo que determine la CIJ
Enfoque - Chile - Bolivia: A la espera de lo que determine la CIJ
El presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, ha reiterado este domingo su confianza en que la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) de La Haya falle a favor de la causa marítima del país andino.
Ha calificado de “invasión” la pérdida del litoral boliviano y ha asegurado que la lucha que está manteniendo su país no tiene precedentes.
Además el presidente cuenta con el apoyo de todas las facciones políticas, incluso ha logrado las simpatías de sectores que han sido hasta ahora opuestos a su mandato.
Hace unos días, tanto Chile como Bolivia presentaron sus alegatos ante la CIJ sobre la impugnación de la competencia de este tribunal interpuesta por
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Castellano-Manchegos por el Mundo - Bolivia
Castellano-Manchegos por el Mundo - Bolivia
Castellano-Manchegos por el Mundo - Bolivia
Viajamos hasta Bolivia, uno de los países con mayor biodiversidad del mundo. De la mano de cuatro castellano-manchegos conocimos la amabilidad de su gente y ...
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El Cholo Juanito y Richar Douglas ~ En BOLIVIA ~ Completo OFICIAL 2014
El Cholo Juanito y Richar Douglas ~ En BOLIVIA ~ Completo OFICIAL 2014
El Cholo Juanito y Richar Douglas ~ En BOLIVIA ~ Completo OFICIAL 2014
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El Cholo Juanito y Richar Douglas - En Bolivia 2014 - COMPLETO ~ Oficial HD
COMPARTE: http://youtu.be/UPVf4eQFvBQ - EN BOLIVIA
El cholo Juanito y Richard Douglas es el nombre de un dúo de artistas cómicos Peruanos que son conocidos en varios países a través de las redes sociales. Presenta su vídeo grabado en Juli Puno Perú
CHOLO JUANITO Y RICHARD DOUGLAS 2015 - VOLUMEN 7
EN AYAVIRI PUNO: http://youtu.be/Ej_cGz_u7y4
6TO VOLUMEN
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SOBRE EL MAR BOLIVIANO Documental de la Guerra del Pacifico de DIREMAR x RTorrico
SOBRE EL MAR BOLIVIANO Documental de la Guerra del Pacifico de DIREMAR x RTorrico
SOBRE EL MAR BOLIVIANO Documental de la Guerra del Pacifico de DIREMAR x RTorrico
Bolivia perdío una parte de su territorio por la inmensa cantidad de guano y Salitre existente en el mismo y por interés de las transnacionales que trabajaban en Chile. Este video explica como se desarrollaron los hechos en esa época, Excelente documental realizado por DIREMAR, que nos invita a la refleccion. Recalco, BOLIVIA JAMAS RENUNCIARA A ESOS TERRITORIOS Y EL ACCESO AL OCEANO PACIFICO.
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Zaigua - Cruce fronterizo Bolivia / Chile
Zaigua - Cruce fronterizo Bolivia / Chile
Zaigua - Cruce fronterizo Bolivia / Chile
Cruzamos de Bolivia a Chile por el puesto fronterizo de Hito Cajón junto al volcán Licancabur y atravesando la Reserva Nacional Eduardo Avaroa. Una auténtica...
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Chile contrargumenta en La Haya por diferendo marítimo con Bolivia
Chile contrargumenta en La Haya por diferendo marítimo con Bolivia
Chile contrargumenta en La Haya por diferendo marítimo con Bolivia
Chile presenta réplica a los argumentos de Bolivia ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia en La Haya en el marco del diferendo entre esos dos países por una salida soberana al mar.En su turno, los representantes chilenos aseguraron que el país del altiplano ha omitido el tratado de 1904. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/chile-contrargumenta-en-la-haya-por-diferendo-maritimo-con-bolivia/
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'The mountain that eats men' in Bolivia - BBC News
'The mountain that eats men' in Bolivia - BBC News
'The mountain that eats men' in Bolivia - BBC News
Catharina Moh has been to Bolivia to meet people living on what's known as the rich mountain - a silver mine that's home to some of the country's most vulnerable. Bolivia's socialist president Evo Morales is hoping for re-election for a historic third term.
He is the country's first indigenous leader, and has pledged to return more of the nation's wealth to the people, and help Bolivia's poorest.
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Carniceros del aire - Bolivia - 1992
Carniceros del aire - Bolivia - 1992
Carniceros del aire - Bolivia - 1992
Un documental donde muestra la dedicacion del piloto Boliviano, con aviones de la segunda gerra mundial, atraviesan Los andes para poder llegar al llano de o...
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BOLIVIA Corto Argentino
BOLIVIA Corto Argentino
BOLIVIA Corto Argentino
Buena pelicula para disfrutar.
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Desde el Altiplano (Bolivia)
Desde el Altiplano (Bolivia)
Desde el Altiplano (Bolivia)
Esta es la historia relatada por un musico boliviano en su idioma nativo “ Quechua” en donde nos cuenta su experiencia al tener que emigrar junto con dos musicos desde Potosi (Bolivia) hacia Avaroa, la frontera con Chile. Dejando asi su pueblo y familas detrás. Consiguieron hacer la primer parte del viaje en un tren de carga y finalmente llegan a la frontera en un camion rural. La musica boliviana es el leive motive de la pelicula.
This is a story tell by a Bolivian musician in his native language the Quechua, in wich he tells us the experience when he emigrated with to other musicians from Potosi to Avaroa the Chilean frontier. Bolivian mu
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Retorno a BOLIVIA - de Mariano Raffo (completa)
Retorno a BOLIVIA - de Mariano Raffo (completa)
Retorno a BOLIVIA - de Mariano Raffo (completa)
EXPERIMENTA TV presenta: RETURN TO BOLIVIA Un documental de Mariano Raffo sobre el trabajo de una familia de verduleros bolivianos en Buenos Aires y el regre...
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¿Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia?
¿Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia?
¿Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia?
¿Por qué quebró McDonald’s? es un documental a través del cual se explora las razones que llevaron al fracaso de dicha cadena multinacional de comida rápida en el país andino.
McDonald’s, la empresa de las hamburguesas más globales y mediáticas, se asentó en Bolivia en 1997 y, a pesar de intentar adaptar sus sabores a los gustos locales, 5 años después tuvo que cerrar las 8 sucursales que instaló en las ciudades de La Paz, Cochabamba y Santa Cruz. No consiguió conquistar el paladar de los lugareños, en absoluto. El desinterés de los bolivianos por los alimentos que ofrecía era más que evidente.
En una entrevista para el diario británico BBC
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sbt repórter Bolivia carreta roubada
sbt repórter Bolivia carreta roubada
sbt repórter Bolivia carreta roubada
Na estreia do Jornalista Domingos Meireles no Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão(SBT), o repórter cinematográfico Bulhões Junior e o iluminador Erik Bottura, percorreram com Domingos Meireles a fronteiras do Brasil com a Bolívia registrando o percurso e destinos dos carros, caminhões e carretas roubados em nosso país.
Documental estrenado en 2011
http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/articulos/2011/1025/noticias.php?id=29674
Tema Musical: AQUI NO RINDE TU HAMBURGUESA SEÑOOR...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDpG4McPYxA
Fue en Bolivia donde, pese a que el restaurante intentó adaptarse a los gustos locales no logró triunfar.
El documental explora el motivo por el que los habitantes de esas ciudades le dieron la espalda a las hamburguesas más populares del mundo.
El menú más barato costaba entonces 25 pesos bolivianos (algo más de 3 dólares), mientras que, por ejemplo, en La Paz, se podía conseguir un almuerzo completo en un mercado popular por 7 bolivianos (menos de un dólar).
Se cerro debido a las bajas ventas y su elevado costo, la sociedad boliviana aprecia mucho la inmensa variedad de platos que tienen en las distintas regiones del país y el hecho mismo que es muy importante compartir una comida bien servida con sus sabores únicos y en familia
Funcionó del 1 febrero de 1997 hasta 31 de diciembre de 2002. ....
VER TAMBIEN: OUR BRAND IS CRISIS
Un documental norteamericano refleja cómo la empresa asesora de imagen estadounidense contratada por Sánchez de Lozada, durante la campaña del 2002, tomó absolutamente todas las decisiones estratégicas, estableció cuál debería ser el eslogan (Sí se puede) y decidió iniciar la guerra sucia contra Manfred Reyes Villa, tomando como operador a Carlos Sánchez Berzaín, como la única manera de subir en las encuestas. Estos eventos terminaron con el genocidio de muchas personas en La Paz - Bolivia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex8liAPhk3I
Documental estrenado en 2011
http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/articulos/2011/1025/noticias.php?id=29674
Tema Musical: AQUI NO RINDE TU HAMBURGUESA SEÑOOR...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDpG4McPYxA
Fue en Bolivia donde, pese a que el restaurante intentó adaptarse a los gustos locales no logró triunfar.
El documental explora el motivo por el que los habitantes de esas ciudades le dieron la espalda a las hamburguesas más populares del mundo.
El menú más barato costaba entonces 25 pesos bolivianos (algo más de 3 dólares), mientras que, por ejemplo, en La Paz, se podía conseguir un almuerzo completo en un mercado popular por 7 bolivianos (menos de un dólar).
Se cerro debido a las bajas ventas y su elevado costo, la sociedad boliviana aprecia mucho la inmensa variedad de platos que tienen en las distintas regiones del país y el hecho mismo que es muy importante compartir una comida bien servida con sus sabores únicos y en familia
Funcionó del 1 febrero de 1997 hasta 31 de diciembre de 2002. ....
VER TAMBIEN: OUR BRAND IS CRISIS
Un documental norteamericano refleja cómo la empresa asesora de imagen estadounidense contratada por Sánchez de Lozada, durante la campaña del 2002, tomó absolutamente todas las decisiones estratégicas, estableció cuál debería ser el eslogan (Sí se puede) y decidió iniciar la guerra sucia contra Manfred Reyes Villa, tomando como operador a Carlos Sánchez Berzaín, como la única manera de subir en las encuestas. Estos eventos terminaron con el genocidio de muchas personas en La Paz - Bolivia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex8liAPhk3I
published:09 Feb 2014
views:87070
SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
Luis García Meza Tejada (La Paz, 8 de agosto de 1929), fue el quincuagésimo séptimo Presidente de la República de Bolivia, como General de División y Comandante de las Fuerzas Armadas...
Luis García Meza Tejada (La Paz, 8 de agosto de 1929), fue el quincuagésimo séptimo Presidente de la República de Bolivia, como General de División y Comandante de las Fuerzas Armadas...
El equipo jurídico boliviano, encabezado por el agente Eduardo Rodríguez, defendió la competencia de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) con el argumento de que la demanda no toca el Tratado de 1904 y se asienta en el incumplimiento chileno de resolver el diferendo independientemente de ese documento bilateral.
El equipo jurídico boliviano, encabezado por el agente Eduardo Rodríguez, defendió la competencia de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) con el argumento de que la demanda no toca el Tratado de 1904 y se asienta en el incumplimiento chileno de resolver el diferendo independientemente de ese documento bilateral.
En el contexto actual de desaceleración y crisis mundial, muy pocos países pueden presentar el nivel de crecimiento que hoy experimenta Bolivia.
A juicio del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI), cuyas recetas no sigue el país altiplánico, la nación liderará el crecimiento económico de la región hasta el 2015.
Pero ese no es el único punto a destacar. La reducción del analfabetismo al 3,59 por ciento en el 2014, la renacionalización de sus recursos naturales, el ser uno de los principales productores de la quinua a nivel mundial, y el establecimiento de un Estado plurinacional, en el que tienen participación y representación las distintas comunidades indígenas del país, son los sellos de un país que crece de forma distinta y que, con hechos, demuestra que otro mundo es posible.
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En el contexto actual de desaceleración y crisis mundial, muy pocos países pueden presentar el nivel de crecimiento que hoy experimenta Bolivia.
A juicio del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI), cuyas recetas no sigue el país altiplánico, la nación liderará el crecimiento económico de la región hasta el 2015.
Pero ese no es el único punto a destacar. La reducción del analfabetismo al 3,59 por ciento en el 2014, la renacionalización de sus recursos naturales, el ser uno de los principales productores de la quinua a nivel mundial, y el establecimiento de un Estado plurinacional, en el que tienen participación y representación las distintas comunidades indígenas del país, son los sellos de un país que crece de forma distinta y que, con hechos, demuestra que otro mundo es posible.
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published:15 Dec 2014
views:3234
Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
como crece Bolivia, Paraguay y Peru por el boom economico son bienvenidos a peru, ya que argentina recibio muchos peruanos en los malos gobiernos que tuvimos en peru ahora estamos en democracia y crecimiento.
como crece Bolivia, Paraguay y Peru por el boom economico son bienvenidos a peru, ya que argentina recibio muchos peruanos en los malos gobiernos que tuvimos en peru ahora estamos en democracia y crecimiento.
published:28 Oct 2014
views:1377
One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
Have you ever imagined the life of a president? The only way to understand it is to live every minute with him as closely as possible. Today RT gives you this unique opportunity: living one day with a president. Lawyer and author Eva Golinger is the presenter of the program 'One day with ... '. In the first episode she takes us into the life of Bolivian President Evo Morales, showing us his daily struggles, his dreams and the real Evo that we don't yet know.
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Carlos Palenque Avilés (La Paz 28 de junio 1944 - La Paz 8 de marzo de 1997), conocido por sus espectadores como el Compadre, fue un cantante, músico, empres...
Carlos Palenque Avilés (La Paz 28 de junio 1944 - La Paz 8 de marzo de 1997), conocido por sus espectadores como el Compadre, fue un cantante, músico, empres...
El presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, ha reiterado este domingo su confianza en que la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) de La Haya falle a favor de la causa marítima del país andino.
Ha calificado de “invasión” la pérdida del litoral boliviano y ha asegurado que la lucha que está manteniendo su país no tiene precedentes.
Además el presidente cuenta con el apoyo de todas las facciones políticas, incluso ha logrado las simpatías de sectores que han sido hasta ahora opuestos a su mandato.
Hace unos días, tanto Chile como Bolivia presentaron sus alegatos ante la CIJ sobre la impugnación de la competencia de este tribunal interpuesta por la parte chilena.
Habrá que esperar para conocer lo que determine la CIJ, pero Morales ya ha dicho que en caso de que fracase su demanda los bolivianos tienen otra estrategia preparada.
Bolivia perdió unos 400 kilómetros lineales al Pacífico y 120 mil kilómetros cuadrados de sus territorios ricos en minerales tras la invasión de las tropas chilenas en 1879.
La disputa de más de un siglo llevó a La Paz en 2013 a presentar una demanda para que obligue a Santiago a dialogar sobre una salida boliviana con soberanía al Pacífico.
La negativa de Chile a ofrecer una salida al mar está manteniendo este pulso político vivo.
Willy Fernández, miembro de la Plataforma Internacional Mar para Bolivia, cree que “Bolivia tiene derecho a recuperar su salida al mar y lo hace legalmente”.
Para María Saavedra, profesora de Historia de América en la Universidad San Pablo CEU, “no se puede pedir un territorio que fue propio durante 60 años y dejó de serlo durante más de 130”.
Iris Urquidi, miembro de Ahora Madrid, cree que “muchos pueblos latinoamericanos apoyan las reivindicaciones de Bolivia. Eduardo Nassín, sociólogo, opina que “cuándo te metes en una guerra, atente a las consecuencias”.
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El presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, ha reiterado este domingo su confianza en que la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) de La Haya falle a favor de la causa marítima del país andino.
Ha calificado de “invasión” la pérdida del litoral boliviano y ha asegurado que la lucha que está manteniendo su país no tiene precedentes.
Además el presidente cuenta con el apoyo de todas las facciones políticas, incluso ha logrado las simpatías de sectores que han sido hasta ahora opuestos a su mandato.
Hace unos días, tanto Chile como Bolivia presentaron sus alegatos ante la CIJ sobre la impugnación de la competencia de este tribunal interpuesta por la parte chilena.
Habrá que esperar para conocer lo que determine la CIJ, pero Morales ya ha dicho que en caso de que fracase su demanda los bolivianos tienen otra estrategia preparada.
Bolivia perdió unos 400 kilómetros lineales al Pacífico y 120 mil kilómetros cuadrados de sus territorios ricos en minerales tras la invasión de las tropas chilenas en 1879.
La disputa de más de un siglo llevó a La Paz en 2013 a presentar una demanda para que obligue a Santiago a dialogar sobre una salida boliviana con soberanía al Pacífico.
La negativa de Chile a ofrecer una salida al mar está manteniendo este pulso político vivo.
Willy Fernández, miembro de la Plataforma Internacional Mar para Bolivia, cree que “Bolivia tiene derecho a recuperar su salida al mar y lo hace legalmente”.
Para María Saavedra, profesora de Historia de América en la Universidad San Pablo CEU, “no se puede pedir un territorio que fue propio durante 60 años y dejó de serlo durante más de 130”.
Iris Urquidi, miembro de Ahora Madrid, cree que “muchos pueblos latinoamericanos apoyan las reivindicaciones de Bolivia. Eduardo Nassín, sociólogo, opina que “cuándo te metes en una guerra, atente a las consecuencias”.
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Viajamos hasta Bolivia, uno de los países con mayor biodiversidad del mundo. De la mano de cuatro castellano-manchegos conocimos la amabilidad de su gente y ...
Viajamos hasta Bolivia, uno de los países con mayor biodiversidad del mundo. De la mano de cuatro castellano-manchegos conocimos la amabilidad de su gente y ...
Bolivia perdío una parte de su territorio por la inmensa cantidad de guano y Salitre existente en el mismo y por interés de las transnacionales que trabajaban en Chile. Este video explica como se desarrollaron los hechos en esa época, Excelente documental realizado por DIREMAR, que nos invita a la refleccion. Recalco, BOLIVIA JAMAS RENUNCIARA A ESOS TERRITORIOS Y EL ACCESO AL OCEANO PACIFICO.
Bolivia perdío una parte de su territorio por la inmensa cantidad de guano y Salitre existente en el mismo y por interés de las transnacionales que trabajaban en Chile. Este video explica como se desarrollaron los hechos en esa época, Excelente documental realizado por DIREMAR, que nos invita a la refleccion. Recalco, BOLIVIA JAMAS RENUNCIARA A ESOS TERRITORIOS Y EL ACCESO AL OCEANO PACIFICO.
Cruzamos de Bolivia a Chile por el puesto fronterizo de Hito Cajón junto al volcán Licancabur y atravesando la Reserva Nacional Eduardo Avaroa. Una auténtica...
Cruzamos de Bolivia a Chile por el puesto fronterizo de Hito Cajón junto al volcán Licancabur y atravesando la Reserva Nacional Eduardo Avaroa. Una auténtica...
Chile presenta réplica a los argumentos de Bolivia ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia en La Haya en el marco del diferendo entre esos dos países por una salida soberana al mar.En su turno, los representantes chilenos aseguraron que el país del altiplano ha omitido el tratado de 1904. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/chile-contrargumenta-en-la-haya-por-diferendo-maritimo-con-bolivia/
Chile presenta réplica a los argumentos de Bolivia ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia en La Haya en el marco del diferendo entre esos dos países por una salida soberana al mar.En su turno, los representantes chilenos aseguraron que el país del altiplano ha omitido el tratado de 1904. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/chile-contrargumenta-en-la-haya-por-diferendo-maritimo-con-bolivia/
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'The mountain that eats men' in Bolivia - BBC News
Catharina Moh has been to Bolivia to meet people living on what's known as the rich mountain - a silver mine that's home to some of the country's most vulnerable. Bolivia's socialist president Evo Morales is hoping for re-election for a historic third term.
He is the country's first indigenous leader, and has pledged to return more of the nation's wealth to the people, and help Bolivia's poorest.
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Catharina Moh has been to Bolivia to meet people living on what's known as the rich mountain - a silver mine that's home to some of the country's most vulnerable. Bolivia's socialist president Evo Morales is hoping for re-election for a historic third term.
He is the country's first indigenous leader, and has pledged to return more of the nation's wealth to the people, and help Bolivia's poorest.
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Un documental donde muestra la dedicacion del piloto Boliviano, con aviones de la segunda gerra mundial, atraviesan Los andes para poder llegar al llano de o...
Un documental donde muestra la dedicacion del piloto Boliviano, con aviones de la segunda gerra mundial, atraviesan Los andes para poder llegar al llano de o...
Esta es la historia relatada por un musico boliviano en su idioma nativo “ Quechua” en donde nos cuenta su experiencia al tener que emigrar junto con dos musicos desde Potosi (Bolivia) hacia Avaroa, la frontera con Chile. Dejando asi su pueblo y familas detrás. Consiguieron hacer la primer parte del viaje en un tren de carga y finalmente llegan a la frontera en un camion rural. La musica boliviana es el leive motive de la pelicula.
This is a story tell by a Bolivian musician in his native language the Quechua, in wich he tells us the experience when he emigrated with to other musicians from Potosi to Avaroa the Chilean frontier. Bolivian music is the leive motive of the hole film.
Esta es la historia relatada por un musico boliviano en su idioma nativo “ Quechua” en donde nos cuenta su experiencia al tener que emigrar junto con dos musicos desde Potosi (Bolivia) hacia Avaroa, la frontera con Chile. Dejando asi su pueblo y familas detrás. Consiguieron hacer la primer parte del viaje en un tren de carga y finalmente llegan a la frontera en un camion rural. La musica boliviana es el leive motive de la pelicula.
This is a story tell by a Bolivian musician in his native language the Quechua, in wich he tells us the experience when he emigrated with to other musicians from Potosi to Avaroa the Chilean frontier. Bolivian music is the leive motive of the hole film.
EXPERIMENTA TV presenta: RETURN TO BOLIVIA Un documental de Mariano Raffo sobre el trabajo de una familia de verduleros bolivianos en Buenos Aires y el regre...
EXPERIMENTA TV presenta: RETURN TO BOLIVIA Un documental de Mariano Raffo sobre el trabajo de una familia de verduleros bolivianos en Buenos Aires y el regre...
¿Por qué quebró McDonald’s? es un documental a través del cual se explora las razones que llevaron al fracaso de dicha cadena multinacional de comida rápida en el país andino.
McDonald’s, la empresa de las hamburguesas más globales y mediáticas, se asentó en Bolivia en 1997 y, a pesar de intentar adaptar sus sabores a los gustos locales, 5 años después tuvo que cerrar las 8 sucursales que instaló en las ciudades de La Paz, Cochabamba y Santa Cruz. No consiguió conquistar el paladar de los lugareños, en absoluto. El desinterés de los bolivianos por los alimentos que ofrecía era más que evidente.
En una entrevista para el diario británico BBC Mundo el director Fernando Martínez resumía su obra en una simple frase: "La cultura le ganó a una transnacional, al mundo globalizado".
A lo largo de este filme se recorren los principales mercados del país y se entrevista a diversos expertos en comida boliviana. Todos ellos articulan y confluyen en un discurso que potencia la tesis de la obra: En Bolivia siguen triunfando los platos tradicionales -como las empanadas salteñas, el pan con queso, el fricasé, el majadito o el silpancho- frente a las costumbres gastronómicas impuestas desde fuera.
¿Por qué quebró McDonald’s? es un documental a través del cual se explora las razones que llevaron al fracaso de dicha cadena multinacional de comida rápida en el país andino.
McDonald’s, la empresa de las hamburguesas más globales y mediáticas, se asentó en Bolivia en 1997 y, a pesar de intentar adaptar sus sabores a los gustos locales, 5 años después tuvo que cerrar las 8 sucursales que instaló en las ciudades de La Paz, Cochabamba y Santa Cruz. No consiguió conquistar el paladar de los lugareños, en absoluto. El desinterés de los bolivianos por los alimentos que ofrecía era más que evidente.
En una entrevista para el diario británico BBC Mundo el director Fernando Martínez resumía su obra en una simple frase: "La cultura le ganó a una transnacional, al mundo globalizado".
A lo largo de este filme se recorren los principales mercados del país y se entrevista a diversos expertos en comida boliviana. Todos ellos articulan y confluyen en un discurso que potencia la tesis de la obra: En Bolivia siguen triunfando los platos tradicionales -como las empanadas salteñas, el pan con queso, el fricasé, el majadito o el silpancho- frente a las costumbres gastronómicas impuestas desde fuera.
Na estreia do Jornalista Domingos Meireles no Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão(SBT), o repórter cinematográfico Bulhões Junior e o iluminador Erik Bottura, percorreram com Domingos Meireles a fronteiras do Brasil com a Bolívia registrando o percurso e destinos dos carros, caminhões e carretas roubados em nosso país.
Na estreia do Jornalista Domingos Meireles no Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão(SBT), o repórter cinematográfico Bulhões Junior e o iluminador Erik Bottura, percorreram com Domingos Meireles a fronteiras do Brasil com a Bolívia registrando o percurso e destinos dos carros, caminhões e carretas roubados em nosso país.
Aqui pueden apreciar las mujeres feas de argensimia ajjajajaj y bellas de bolivia
Viva bolivia carajoo
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METALLICA CONVENCION BOLIVIA
METALLICA CONVENCION BOLIVIA
METALLICA CONVENCION BOLIVIA
SAB 13 DE JUNIO EN COCHABAMBA CONTACO 70730611
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BOLIVIA 2015 - Las Seis Amigas
BOLIVIA 2015 - Las Seis Amigas
BOLIVIA 2015 - Las Seis Amigas
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Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
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Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
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Euro Truck Simulator 2 Bolivia Episode 3
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Bolivia Episode 3
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Bolivia Episode 3
In this video I carry on with the Bolivia map and don't forget to like comment and subscribe enjoy.
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Chacarera Danza de bolivia y argentina
Chacarera Danza de bolivia y argentina
Chacarera Danza de bolivia y argentina
es una cancion hermosa
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Wanted Peruvian ex-official has gone on run, Bolivia says
Wanted Peruvian ex-official has gone on run, Bolivia says
Wanted Peruvian ex-official has gone on run, Bolivia says
By Daniel Ramos LA PAZ, May 24 (Reuters) - A former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru to face corruption charges has fle...
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Bolivia viaja a Mendoza a concluir su preparación
Bolivia viaja a Mendoza a concluir su preparación
Bolivia viaja a Mendoza a concluir su preparación
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Gran Campeonato de Bici Montana, Bolivia, Corumbá-MS
Gran Campeonato de Bici Montana, Bolivia, Corumbá-MS
Gran Campeonato de Bici Montana, Bolivia, Corumbá-MS
Atletas de Corumbá-MS, representando o Brasil no exterior.
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GOBIERNO DE BOLIVIA CONFIRMÓ LA FUGA DE MARTÍN BELAUNDE LOSSIO
GOBIERNO DE BOLIVIA CONFIRMÓ LA FUGA DE MARTÍN BELAUNDE LOSSIO
GOBIERNO DE BOLIVIA CONFIRMÓ LA FUGA DE MARTÍN BELAUNDE LOSSIO
En conferencia de prensa, el ministro de la Presidencia de Bolivia, Juan Ramón Quintana, lamentó la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio, asumió la responsabilidad como gobierno y dijo que esta sería producto de "un episodio de negligencia" de los efectivos a cargo del resguardo, aunque tampoco descartó que haya habido complicidad de parte de ellos.
"Lamentamos profundamente la negligencia y la presunta complicidad del equipo de custodia policial que era responsable de mantener a Belaunde Lossio vigilado y protegido", dijo
Quintana.
"La fuga no solamente es responsabilidad del equipo custodia, también es la responsabilidad de las autoridades máxi
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Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
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Un recorrido por la Paz, Bolivia. 2015
Un recorrido por la Paz, Bolivia. 2015
Un recorrido por la Paz, Bolivia. 2015
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FIESTA DE ROSARIO LA MORENADA ROMPE VIENTOS DE CUMANA DE BOLIVIA
FIESTA DE ROSARIO LA MORENADA ROMPE VIENTOS DE CUMANA DE BOLIVIA
FIESTA DE ROSARIO LA MORENADA ROMPE VIENTOS DE CUMANA DE BOLIVIA
GRABADO EN EL AÑO 2008
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Ex-advisor to Peruvian President Disappears in Bolivia
Ex-advisor to Peruvian President Disappears in Bolivia
Ex-advisor to Peruvian President Disappears in Bolivia
The Bolivian government said on Sunday, a former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru from Bolivia to face corruption charges has apparently fled from house arrest in La Paz. Martin Belaunde, President Ollanta Humala's campaign adviser during his failed 2006 presidential bid, left Peru for Bolivia last year following allegations of graft and unlawful association. Belaunde's lawyer said he did not know where his client was.
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coral huestes de la fe - solo un poco mas- cochabamba bolivia
coral huestes de la fe - solo un poco mas- cochabamba bolivia
coral huestes de la fe - solo un poco mas- cochabamba bolivia
solo un poco mas, coral huestes de la fe, coros adventista, musica cristiana, musica adventista, solo un poco, musica cristiana
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Alta de Bolivia - Chubascos - Arica - Febrero 1986
Alta de Bolivia - Chubascos - Arica - Febrero 1986
Alta de Bolivia - Chubascos - Arica - Febrero 1986
La Alta de Bolivia junto con la convección estival permitieron el desarrollo de chubascos durante 3 días en Arica y alrededores entre los días 01 y 03 de febrero de 1986, con un total de 3,6 mm en Arica.
Primera imagen del video: 31/01/1986 - 00 UTC
Última imagen del video: 04/02/1986 - 21 UTC
El Carnaval De Oruro Bolivia es la fiesta mas grande del pais.
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Ministro de presidencia de Bolivia: Interrogan a policías que custodiaban a Martín Belaunde
Ministro de presidencia de Bolivia: Interrogan a policías que custodiaban a Martín Belaunde
Ministro de presidencia de Bolivia: Interrogan a policías que custodiaban a Martín Belaunde
Ampliamos en http://bit.ly/1FxuAW3
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Ozono Bolivia en Santiago de Chile 23/05/2015
Ozono Bolivia en Santiago de Chile 23/05/2015
Ozono Bolivia en Santiago de Chile 23/05/2015
Fiesta de la virgen de Copacabana en Santiago de Chile
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Martin Belaunde: Gobierno de Bolivia confirma fuga del empresario (conozca sus explicaciones)
Martin Belaunde: Gobierno de Bolivia confirma fuga del empresario (conozca sus explicaciones)
Martin Belaunde: Gobierno de Bolivia confirma fuga del empresario (conozca sus explicaciones)
El gobierno de Bolivia declaró ésta mañana que "lamenta profundamente la negligencia y presunta complicidad de los policias a cargo de la custodia y vigilancia de Martín Belaunde" que han permitido la fuga del empresario peruano examigo de la pareja presidencial.
http://www.agendapais.com/?p=20451
Vea la conferencia de prensa del vocero del gobierno boliviano
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PACO BARRON EN LA PAZ BOLIVIA
PACO BARRON EN LA PAZ BOLIVIA
PACO BARRON EN LA PAZ BOLIVIA
CORTESIA DE UNITEL LA PAZ PARA TODOS LOS GRUPEROS DE ESTA BELLA TIERRA....
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NWM-Bolivia (Servicio de Adoración) 24/05/15
NWM-Bolivia (Servicio de Adoración) 24/05/15
NWM-Bolivia (Servicio de Adoración) 24/05/15
Transmisión en VIVO de Narrow Way Ministries, La Paz-Bolivia.
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By Daniel Ramos LA PAZ, May 24 (Reuters) - A former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru to face corruption charges has fle...
By Daniel Ramos LA PAZ, May 24 (Reuters) - A former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru to face corruption charges has fle...
En conferencia de prensa, el ministro de la Presidencia de Bolivia, Juan Ramón Quintana, lamentó la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio, asumió la responsabilidad como gobierno y dijo que esta sería producto de "un episodio de negligencia" de los efectivos a cargo del resguardo, aunque tampoco descartó que haya habido complicidad de parte de ellos.
"Lamentamos profundamente la negligencia y la presunta complicidad del equipo de custodia policial que era responsable de mantener a Belaunde Lossio vigilado y protegido", dijo
Quintana.
"La fuga no solamente es responsabilidad del equipo custodia, también es la responsabilidad de las autoridades máximas de la policía de Bolivia", continuó el ministro boliviano.
Asimismo, Quintana afirmó que la policía internacional (Interpol) ya está notificada de la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio. También pidió la colaboración de los ciudadanos de Bolivia para que den información sobre el paradero del empresario.
MEDIA2015
En conferencia de prensa, el ministro de la Presidencia de Bolivia, Juan Ramón Quintana, lamentó la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio, asumió la responsabilidad como gobierno y dijo que esta sería producto de "un episodio de negligencia" de los efectivos a cargo del resguardo, aunque tampoco descartó que haya habido complicidad de parte de ellos.
"Lamentamos profundamente la negligencia y la presunta complicidad del equipo de custodia policial que era responsable de mantener a Belaunde Lossio vigilado y protegido", dijo
Quintana.
"La fuga no solamente es responsabilidad del equipo custodia, también es la responsabilidad de las autoridades máximas de la policía de Bolivia", continuó el ministro boliviano.
Asimismo, Quintana afirmó que la policía internacional (Interpol) ya está notificada de la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio. También pidió la colaboración de los ciudadanos de Bolivia para que den información sobre el paradero del empresario.
MEDIA2015
published:24 May 2015
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Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
The Bolivian government said on Sunday, a former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru from Bolivia to face corruption charges has apparently fled from house arrest in La Paz. Martin Belaunde, President Ollanta Humala's campaign adviser during his failed 2006 presidential bid, left Peru for Bolivia last year following allegations of graft and unlawful association. Belaunde's lawyer said he did not know where his client was.
http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/Reuters/worldNews/~3/T2nLf-r7dhU/story01.htm
http://www.wochit.com
This video was produced by Wochit using http://wochit.com
The Bolivian government said on Sunday, a former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru from Bolivia to face corruption charges has apparently fled from house arrest in La Paz. Martin Belaunde, President Ollanta Humala's campaign adviser during his failed 2006 presidential bid, left Peru for Bolivia last year following allegations of graft and unlawful association. Belaunde's lawyer said he did not know where his client was.
http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/Reuters/worldNews/~3/T2nLf-r7dhU/story01.htm
http://www.wochit.com
This video was produced by Wochit using http://wochit.com
published:24 May 2015
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coral huestes de la fe - solo un poco mas- cochabamba bolivia
La Alta de Bolivia junto con la convección estival permitieron el desarrollo de chubascos durante 3 días en Arica y alrededores entre los días 01 y 03 de febrero de 1986, con un total de 3,6 mm en Arica.
Primera imagen del video: 31/01/1986 - 00 UTC
Última imagen del video: 04/02/1986 - 21 UTC
La Alta de Bolivia junto con la convección estival permitieron el desarrollo de chubascos durante 3 días en Arica y alrededores entre los días 01 y 03 de febrero de 1986, con un total de 3,6 mm en Arica.
Primera imagen del video: 31/01/1986 - 00 UTC
Última imagen del video: 04/02/1986 - 21 UTC
El gobierno de Bolivia declaró ésta mañana que "lamenta profundamente la negligencia y presunta complicidad de los policias a cargo de la custodia y vigilancia de Martín Belaunde" que han permitido la fuga del empresario peruano examigo de la pareja presidencial.
http://www.agendapais.com/?p=20451
Vea la conferencia de prensa del vocero del gobierno boliviano
El gobierno de Bolivia declaró ésta mañana que "lamenta profundamente la negligencia y presunta complicidad de los policias a cargo de la custodia y vigilancia de Martín Belaunde" que han permitido la fuga del empresario peruano examigo de la pareja presidencial.
http://www.agendapais.com/?p=20451
Vea la conferencia de prensa del vocero del gobierno boliviano
The upcoming papal visit to Bolivia already has a theme and logo
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published:05 May 2015
The upcoming papal visit to Bolivia already has a theme and logo
The upcoming papal visit to Bolivia already has a theme and logo
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Pope Francis will visit Bolivia from July 8th to the 10th.
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What will the Pope do in Bolivia, Ecuador and Paraguay? Check it out!
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published:08 May 2015
What will the Pope do in Bolivia, Ecuador and Paraguay? Check it out!
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Full agenda of the upcoming papal trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay
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Full agenda of the upcoming papal trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay
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Pope Francis visit one of the most dangerous prisons in the world, Palmasola.
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A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
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published:14 May 2015
A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed
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Virginia Blanco helped up to 1,000 people on a daily basis.
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Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Local fishermen were shocked to find hundreds of dead fish floating down Bolivia's Rio Gra...
published:17 Dec 2014
Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Hundreds of dead fish wash up on Bolivia's Rio Grande river
Local fishermen were shocked to find hundreds of dead fish floating down Bolivia's Rio Grande river on Monday. Report by Claire Lomas.
published:17 Dec 2014
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Latin Pulse: Bolivia and the Current Crises
(Latin Pulse: 7, October, 2008) More at http://www.linktv.org/latinpulse (Latin Pulse: 7 O...
(Latin Pulse: 7, October, 2008) More at http://www.linktv.org/latinpulse (Latin Pulse: 7 October, 2008) As Americans and the world focus on the looming econo...
Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia eyes lithium with hopes to transform economy
Bolivia controls nearly half of the worlds reserves of lithium, a metal crucial for electric cars and other alternative energy technologies. But who will ben...
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
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published:26 Jan 2014
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
Bolivia floods: men swept away trying to rescue car from swollen river
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published:26 Jan 2014
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Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Childhood Lost - "We are not bothered by the opinions of other countries"
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published:08 Dec 2014
Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Uncovering Bolivia's Controversial Child Labour Law
Childhood Lost - "We are not bothered by the opinions of other countries"
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Can a new law allowing children as young as 10 to work really help them, or will it put them at risk of abuse? This controversial new approach to child protection is dividing Bolivians of all ages.
"A defenceless child cannot make a decision to fully defend their rights", decries Ombudsman Rolando Villena, a critic of the law recently passed that enshrines work for children in Bolivia. To him the dangers of permitting children into the world of work are clear: entrapment, exploitation, prostitution. But to kids like Eric the new law offers access to new rights that were never available to him before. "It's a good idea. Some have debts, their parents don't work... they go to work to help their families." The change came after children led a protest demanding their right to work. Javier Zabaleta, who drafted the new law, is steadfast in his unconventional approach to child protection. He argues, "we are not bothered by the opinions of other countries - they can say what they want."
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published:08 Dec 2014
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Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
This wild card segment reports on the issue of of the coca plant in the South American cou...
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
Global Current ( # 3) Wild Card: Bolivia and the Coca Plant
This wild card segment reports on the issue of of the coca plant in the South American country of Bolivia. The US may see the coca plant as the source of coc...
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Boli...
published:30 Oct 2014
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
Bolivia news | 8 Students Drowned Swimming At Ichoa River, Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian authorities say eight students have drowned during a swimming break on an end-of-term school trip.
Local police chief Alberto Antezana says the 29 students aged 17 to 19 set out from the eastern city of Santa Cruz on a trip around part of the country. They asked the driver to stop at the Ichoa River so they could go swimming, but misjudged the force of the current.
Rescuers recovered the last of the eight bodies on Wednesday.
They were flown to their home city of Potosi, where Gov. Feliz Gonzalez said the government will give economic aid to the families, who are poor.
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published:30 Oct 2014
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Deadliest Journeys - Bolivia
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SERIES STARTS APRIL 2010 - SUNDAYS AT 7PM, MONDAYS AT 11PM ON CURRENT TV (Virgin 155, Sky 183) More Info - http://current.com/groups/deadliest-j... A father ...
Dan Collyns reports on Bolivia's growing economy. The country is more stable and is approa...
published:01 May 2013
Bolivia's Economic Growth
Bolivia's Economic Growth
Dan Collyns reports on Bolivia's growing economy. The country is more stable and is approaching middle income status. But Marcelo Zabalaga, Bolivia's central bank president, is reluctant to call it a "boom."
published:01 May 2013
views:1855
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Bolivia rides wave of economic prosperity
Thanks to high commodity prices and relatively business friendly policies, Bolivia is enjo...
published:12 Oct 2014
Bolivia rides wave of economic prosperity
Bolivia rides wave of economic prosperity
Thanks to high commodity prices and relatively business friendly policies, Bolivia is enjoying the highest economic growth in its history and it's a prosperity that's spreading across the social divide. Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Santa Cruz. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com/
published:12 Oct 2014
views:54
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A Bolivian Family Affected by Globalization
This clip explores the relationship between the global free-trade economy and migration. I...
This clip explores the relationship between the global free-trade economy and migration. It features the impact of free-trade policies on Jessy and Jaime's f...
Succes story Timber in Bolivia The CBI is the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries. We are the agency of the Ministry of Foreign Aff...
The Monetary and Fiscal History of Latin America: The Case of Bolivia
The Monetary and Fiscal History of Latin America: The Case of Bolivia
Reviewing five-well marked economic cycles since the start of Bolivia's modern economy in 1952, this talk asks policies adopted in the national revolution pe...
The popular president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has just won his third term in office. He t...
published:15 Oct 2014
No fourth term plans - Bolivia's Morales
No fourth term plans - Bolivia's Morales
The popular president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has just won his third term in office. He talks to the FT's Andres Schipani about the prospects of a fourth term and what's next for the country's economy.
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published:15 Oct 2014
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Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
The Central Bank of Bolivia announced a gradual increase in reserve requirements for depos...
Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
Bolivia seeks to reduce the influence of USD in its economy
The Central Bank of Bolivia announced a gradual increase in reserve requirements for deposits in U.S. dollars in order to reduce the influence of that curren...
Hacer empresa bajo la inspiración de Jobs y los Jesuítas: Flavio Escobar at TEDxUCB
Hacer empresa bajo la inspiración de Jobs y los Jesuítas: Flavio Escobar at TEDxUCB
Flavio Escobar is a Economist, CEO of the Bolivian supermarket chain Ketal, and member of the Universidad Católica Boliviana's board and of the Bolivian Acad...
Bolivia's Decentralization "Shock Therapy" Experiment Jean-Paul Faguet Reader in the Political Economy of Development, London School of Economics "Decentrali...
Bolivia Deploys the World's Largest System of Cable Cars
Bolivia Deploys the World's Largest System of Cable Cars
Like Chile, Bolivia is also trying to improve the quality of life for its citizens, especially when it comes to finding an alternative to their noisy and cra...
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In a country where 70 percent of economic activity happens on an informal level, smuggling, money laundering and black marketeering have replaced most of acc...
Aug 2007
Bolivia's white elite claim they're tired of propping up the nation's economy. T...
published:20 Aug 2007
Two Bolivias - Bolivia
Two Bolivias - Bolivia
Aug 2007
Bolivia's white elite claim they're tired of propping up the nation's economy. They're demanding political autonomy for their city and say they're ready to fight for it.
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published:20 Aug 2007
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South Korea 2015 TECHNOLOGY & ECONOMIC LEADER - Samsung, LG, Hyundai, KIA...
KOREA HISTORY _ REBUILD INNOVATE
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South Korea’s development over the last half century has been nothing short of spectacular. Fifty years ago, the country was poorer than Bolivia and Mozambique; today, it is richer than New Zealand and Spain, with a per capita income of almost $23,000. For 50 years, South Korea’s economy has grown by an average of seven percent annually, contracting in only two of those years. In 1996, South Korea joined the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the club of rich industrialized countries, and in 2010, it became the first Asian country and the first non-G-7 member to host a G-20 summit.
To call South Korea an emerging market, therefore, is a bit of an anachronism. The country is a rich, technologically advanced, mature democracy with an impressive record of innovation, economic reform, and sound leadership. Yet South Korea is not exactly a developed market, either. The value of its exports plus imports (at $1.25 trillion a year) exceeds its national income (at $1.1 trillion). That openness, along with the lack of protection provided by a bloc such as the EU, subjects South Korea to greater market volatility than other major industrialized countries and presents some serious challenges. So, too, does its highly concentrated corporate sector, aging population, and politically dangerous neighborhood. South Korea may well be more dynamic than some developed economies, making it attractive to investors, but it is also much riskier.
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Given South Korea’s extraordinary accomplishments, it is tempting to try to distill the secrets of its success, so that they can be bottled and used elsewhere. But South Korea’s remarkable leap from poverty to riches owes to a unique set of historical circumstances.
Soon after the division of the Korean Peninsula, in 1945, South Korea already had in place the building blocks for growth: an educated population, property rights, land reform that boosted productivity, and the institutions of modern capitalism. But then came the Korean War, which devastated the country. Investment did not take off until the country began to rebuild in the 1960s, when the authoritarian president Park Chung-hee (father of the current president, Park Geun-hye) embarked on a set of policy reforms that encouraged domestic saving and opened the economy up to international trade.
South Korea’s initial rapid growth was characterized by both political authoritarianism and extensive state intervention in the economy. In the 1970s and 1980s, Seoul channeled massive amounts of capital through subsidies and low-interest-rate loans into trusted family-led chaebol, or conglomerates. These favored firms also enjoyed trade preferences and monopoly rights, among other indulgences extended by the government. Such preferential treatment enabled the chaebol, which today include Hyundai and Samsung, to grow into massive business empires whose brands are now recognized and envied around the world. But the story has a dark side: today, the chaebol’s ongoing dominance poses challenges to regulators seeking to make South Korea’s markets more competitive. And the conglomerates’ historical ties to the country’s early dictators feed resentment among many South Koreans, who regard the businesses as having achieved their dominance unfairly.
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Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Today I had the chance to catch up with my Bolivian friend Alejandro and ask him a bit abo...
published:12 May 2011
Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Alejandro Talks About Santa Cruz, Bolivia, The Culture And Food
Today I had the chance to catch up with my Bolivian friend Alejandro and ask him a bit about his home town, Santa Cruz de la Sierra. In this podcast, Alejandro talks about cruceños (people from Santa Cruz), Bolivian music, food and culture. Have a listen, and if you have any questions just leave them in the comments below.
published:12 May 2011
views:1727
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Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
These are pictures I've collected in the country side of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, while work...
Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
Pictures of Santa Cruz Bolivia, music by Gladys Moreno
These are pictures I've collected in the country side of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, while working there. Gladis Moreno was one of the best voices of Bolivia, and...
Bolivian Food Festival Showcases Indigenous Culinary Delights
Bolivian Food Festival Showcases Indigenous Culinary Delights
Bolivians come together for their biggest and brightest food fair as the South American nation looks to unite its rich culinary diversity and pride in its tr...
Aires Indios: Piano Music of Bolivia (Walter F. Aparicio, piano)
a word from the artist…
This collection of music is very special to me because it embodies...
published:01 Apr 2015
Aires Indios: Piano Music of Bolivia (Walter F. Aparicio, piano)
Aires Indios: Piano Music of Bolivia (Walter F. Aparicio, piano)
a word from the artist…
This collection of music is very special to me because it embodies the sounds of the folklore and spirit of my native country, Bolivia. Each one, in its own way, represents a certain aspect of the varied and widespread culture of the land. Personally, they speak to me because Bolivian traditions were always kept in our home. From traditional music, food and dancing, these customs were at the heart of family life. So, making this CD was a logical step in my musical journey as it is so much a part of me. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed discovering and playing this fantastically unique music.
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published:01 Apr 2015
views:15
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FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
Synopsis: In December of 2002, McDonald's had to shut down their restaurants in Bolivia. T...
FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
FAST FOOD OFF THE SHELF 'Por qué quebró McDonald's en Bolivia' // Trailer // JMT Films Distrib.
Synopsis: In December of 2002, McDonald's had to shut down their restaurants in Bolivia. The company cited financial problems, but the real reasons were to b...
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs,...
Learn more: http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/south-america/coca-si-cocaina-no-evo-morales-coca-policy-los-yungas-bolivia The coca plant, used in indigenous...
Clark Erickson: "Culture amidst the Pristine: The Anthropogenic Forests of the Bolivian Amazon"
Clark Erickson: "Culture amidst the Pristine: The Anthropogenic Forests of the Bolivian Amazon"
A presentation by Clark Erickson, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. Part of the University of Chicago Program on the Global Enviro...
Caporales Universitarios San Simon Virginia at the Bolivian Festival: Suma Qamaña - Celebr...
published:14 May 2013
U San Simon VA - Bolivian Festival Suma Qamaña
U San Simon VA - Bolivian Festival Suma Qamaña
Caporales Universitarios San Simon Virginia at the Bolivian Festival: Suma Qamaña - Celebrating the International Year of Quinoa
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is proud to celebrate its cultures, history, and heritage with a five-day festival of exciting presentations and programs, including more than 20 traditional and contemporary dance groups, storytelling, folk music, demonstrations by Bolivian artists, food, and fun for the entire family. Meet many proud Bolivians sharing their wisdom, knowledge, and culture during Suma Qamaña (meaning "Live Well" in Aymara). Sunday, May 12, 2013
published:14 May 2013
views:1861
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Bolivian Culture By Peter
This is an interview done in order to portray an image on the culture of Bolivia....
published:17 Mar 2014
Bolivian Culture By Peter
Bolivian Culture By Peter
This is an interview done in order to portray an image on the culture of Bolivia.
published:17 Mar 2014
views:70
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Bolivian Cultural and Natural Heritage
Based on the concept of “vivir bien” and ancient knowledge, this community has managed to ...
published:12 Oct 2014
Bolivian Cultural and Natural Heritage
Bolivian Cultural and Natural Heritage
Based on the concept of “vivir bien” and ancient knowledge, this community has managed to preserve their cultural identity as well as traditions, natural resources management and architecture. This culture, as many others has to face different nowadays challenges to preserve their culture and even survive, strategies had been developed since the last five decades, however is not possible to impose visions or conservation strategies that aren´t created with each cultures basis of living.
Photographs by:
James Morgan Photography
Mauricio Pacheco
Music:
LOS YURAS - El Sicuri (1995) HD CHILLOUT
published:12 Oct 2014
views:70
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Chura Tarija Bolivia: Bolivia Tourism
Chura Tarija means "pretty Tarija". Chura is a word so typical to Tarija, Bolivia that if ...
Chura Tarija means "pretty Tarija". Chura is a word so typical to Tarija, Bolivia that if you hear it you know you are there or the person using it is a nati...
Opening Doors: Ensuring Access to Health Care for Bolivia's Street Youth
Opening Doors: Ensuring Access to Health Care for Bolivia's Street Youth
In Bolivia, thousands of young people live on the street. We are playing a crucial role in meeting the sexual and reproductive health needs of young people w...
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Video ID: 20141012-036
¤W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del...
published:12 Oct 2014
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Video ID: 20141012-036
¤W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and with our decision to go forward."
¤M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
¤SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic people, our democratic health will always be good. We hope to transmit this democratic impulse to everyone in power, the people who have ruled over us, the ones who are now in charge, and the people who will be in power tomorrow, for them to cultivate democracy, which hasn't always happened in this country."
¤W/S Polling station [cutaway]
¤SCRIPT
Bolivia's "democratic health will always be good" as long as its people "keep being a vigorous and democratic people," former La Paz mayor and Bolivian presidential candidate Juan del Granado said Sunday in El Alto.
Around six million Bolivians headed to the polls Sunday. The country's current leader Evo Morales is the favourite to win a new term in office as president of the South American country.
Voting began at 8 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) and closed at 4 p.m. (2000 GMT). Morales, an indigenous and union leader, has been in office since 2005.
Granado was formerly allied with Morales before breaking away in 2010. Since then, he has become an outspoken critic of Morales.
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published:12 Oct 2014
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Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian pres...
published:16 Oct 2014
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
Bolivia: Evo Morales opponent comments on nation's "democratic health"
W/S Campaign posters on side of building [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz (in Spanish): "We have woken up with a feeling of large tranquility
but also with huge optimism. We are not newcomers to democracy. We were
part of the democratic recovery 32 years ago. Today, 32 years later, we
want to pay tribute to democracy with our participation, with our vote and
with our decision to go forward."
M/S Campaign posters [cutaway]
SOT, Juan del Granado, Bolivian presidential candidate and former mayor of
La Paz in (Spanish): "As long as we keep being a vigorous and democratic
people, our democratic health will always be good. We hope to transmit this
democratic impulse to everyone in power, the people who have ruled over us,
the ones who are now in charge, and the people who will be in power
tomorrow, for them to cultivate democracy, which hasn't always happened in
this country."
W/S Polling station [cutaway]
SCRIPT
Bolivia's "democratic health will always be good" as long as its people
"keep being a vigorous and democratic people," former La Paz mayor and
Bolivian presidential candidate Juan del Granado said Sunday in El Alto.
Around six million Bolivians headed to the polls Sunday. The country's
current leader Evo Morales is the favourite to win a new term in office as
president of the South American country.
Voting began at 8 a.m. local time (1200 GMT) and closed at 4 p.m. (2000
GMT). Morales, an indigenous and union leader, has been in office since
2006.
Granado was formerly allied with Morales before breaking away in 2010.
Since then, he has become an outspoken critic of Morales.
published:16 Oct 2014
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SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
Why a safe and healthy workplace is important:
If a workplace is safe and healthy, everyo...
published:22 Apr 2015
SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
SCORE Boliva - Safety & Health at Work: A Platform for Productivity
Why a safe and healthy workplace is important:
If a workplace is safe and healthy, everyone can get on with their work effectively and efficiently. In contrast, if a workplace is disorganized and full of hazards, process breakdowns injuries and sickness absences are inevitable. The pain and direct loss of earnings suffered by workers in these circumstances is often matched by reduced productivity at the enterprise.
This animation created by the SCORE team in Bolivia illustrates 'SCORE Training Module 5: Safety and Health at Work: A platform for productivity.'
This module aims to provide SME participants (both employees and managers) with the knowledge and understanding they need to create and benefit from a safety and health system tailored to the realities in the enterprise.
published:22 Apr 2015
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Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Through its mobile health units, our local partner—CIES—works to ensure all women, men, an...
Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Bringing Hope and Health to Rural Communities | Bolivia
Through its mobile health units, our local partner—CIES—works to ensure all women, men, and young people living in remote areas of Bolivia are able to receiv...
PART I: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
PART I: Healthcare Workshops with Indigenous Communities in Bolivia
In 2009-2010, I organized four indigenous community health workshops in Bolivia with the objective of promoting dialogue between biomedical healthcare provid...
As the people in one of the Western World's poorest countries fight through adversity, we ...
published:20 Nov 2013
A Health Clinic For Waycha Torenni, Bolivia
A Health Clinic For Waycha Torenni, Bolivia
As the people in one of the Western World's poorest countries fight through adversity, we want to help their greatest ally, Mano a Mano Bolivia, provide a little security in their life by giving them access to real health care. Mano a Mano Bolivia has done some amazing things in the past 20 years, and we are trying to help them fund another project in Waycha Torenni. I didn't want to make this video a sad story, however, so I tried to show the situation while keeping the overall attitude light.
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published:20 Nov 2013
views:44
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USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
Video Documentary. USAID Bolivia, through its Community Fund supports national policies on...
published:09 Mar 2011
USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
USAID supports inclusion, access and quality of health centers in Bolivia
Video Documentary. USAID Bolivia, through its Community Fund supports national policies on access, control, prevention and improvement in the quality of health services, and inclusion of people with special abilities.
For more information visit us at http://bolivia.usaid.gov
published:09 Mar 2011
views:207
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JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
Joselo Baldarrama, Director, and Christopher Brady, Project Co-Founder of the Rio Bene Hea...
JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
JOSELO BALDARRAMA, Director of Rio Beni Health Foundation, Bolivia (Part 1)
Joselo Baldarrama, Director, and Christopher Brady, Project Co-Founder of the Rio Bene Health Foundation came to SBMS to visit and share stories. Teen Press ...
Bolivia Travel Video: Stretching from the majestic icebound peaks and bleak high-altitude ...
published:16 Apr 2014
Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia Travel Video: Stretching from the majestic icebound peaks and bleak high-altitude deserts of the Andes to the exuberant rainforests and vast savannahs of the Amazon basin, Bolivia Video embraces an astonishing range of landscapes and climates. This mystical terrain boasts scores of breathtaking attractions including stark otherworldly salt pans, ancient Inca trails and towering volcanic peaks. Landlocked at the remote heart of South America, Bolivia Travel rewards the adventurous travellers and encompasses everything that outsiders find most exotic and mysterious about the continent.
The country's cultural diversity and ethnic make-up are equally fascinating. Three centuries of colonial rule have left their mark on the nation's language, religion and architecture, but this is essentially little more than a veneer overlying indigenous cultural traditions that stretch back long before the arrival of the Spanish. Though superficially embracing the Catholic religion, many Bolivians are equally at home making offerings to the mountain gods or performing other strange rites, such as blessing vehicles with libations of alcohol. And although Spanish is the language of government and business, the streets buzz with the cadences of Aymara, Quechua and more than thirty other indigenous languages.
Geographically, Bolivia is dominated by the Andes, which march through the west in two parallel chains, each studded with snowcapped peaks; between them stretch the barren, windswept expanses of the Altiplano. Reached via a series of lush valleys, the country's lowlands range from dense Amazonian rainforest to vast plains of dry thornbrush and scrub. The geographical extremes are fascinating to explore, but can take their toll on travellers. This varied topography supports an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna from condors to pink freshwater dolphins-- Parque Nacional Amboró, for example, has over 830 species of bird, more than the US and Canada combined. The country's underdevelopment has in some ways been a blessing for the environment, allowing vast wilderness areas to survive in a near-pristine condition.
Incredible Bolivia Video!!!
published:16 Apr 2014
views:9509
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Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia is among the megadiverse countries in the world, among them contain over 70% of kn...
published:08 Aug 2012
Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia Travel Video
Bolivia is among the megadiverse countries in the world, among them contain over 70% of known species on the planet. Its altitudinal gradient, which varies from 90 to 6500 meters in its territory leads to 4 types of biomes, 32 ecoregions and 199 ecosystems. Among the ecosystems that has Bolivia, the most prominent are the region of Los Yungas, Amazons, Forest Chiquitano, Gran Chaco and Interandean Forests; the Bolivian territory represents 0.2% of the global area and its forests reach about 3,5% of the world's forests, however, in the country are between 30 and 40% of the planet's biological diversity... MORE #boliviatravelguide HERE: http://goo.gl/5CSRww
published:08 Aug 2012
views:7898
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A Tourist's Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
We drive up from Lake Titicaca, to La Paz. We see the sights, including Plaza San Francisc...
published:02 Sep 2012
A Tourist's Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
A Tourist's Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
We drive up from Lake Titicaca, to La Paz. We see the sights, including Plaza San Francisco and see the llama foetuses in the Witches' Market
published:02 Sep 2012
views:30348
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List of 10 Tourist Attractions in Bolivia
Here are Bolivia Tourist attractions, top tourism destinations, Travel Destinations in Bol...
Here are Bolivia Tourist attractions, top tourism destinations, Travel Destinations in Bolivia. Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni Salt Desert) and Tiwanaku are the top a...
Cotoca is a small town of Guaraní origin located to the East of Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The town is best known for its pottery shops as its ceramic artists are ...
Bolivia Tourism: La Paz, Bolivia - Second Highest City in the World
Bolivia Tourism: La Paz, Bolivia - Second Highest City in the World
La Paz is one of the largest, but not the largest, city in Bolivia. It is the seat of two branches of the Bolivian government. La Paz, Bolivia is the second ...
Santa Cruz Bolivia - Santa Cruz de la Sierra Tourism
The department (state) of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and South Eastern ...
published:15 Sep 2012
Santa Cruz Bolivia - Santa Cruz de la Sierra Tourism
Santa Cruz Bolivia - Santa Cruz de la Sierra Tourism
The department (state) of Santa Cruz occupies almost the entire Eastern and South Eastern section of Bolivia and is the largest of the country's nine departments. The city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra is located in the western section of the state, and is its capital city.
Through the 1950's it was still considered a small, marginal city with a population of only 25,000. Today Santa Cruz is modern and prosperous and Bolivia's financial center with a population of over 2 million, making it Bolivia's largest city. It is quickly becoming the most developed region of Bolivia and currently supplies nearly 40% of the country's Gross National Product. It is also among the 15 fastest growing cities in the world.
Some of the ethnic groups native to the Department of Santa Cruz, mainly from the tropical forests and other impenetrable regions, are the Guarayos, Guaraní, Sirionós, Chiquitanos, Chamacocos, Zamucos, Lenguas, Tapietes, and Yuacarés, among many others. Not native to the region, but increasing in presence due to immigration, are the Aymara and Quechua populations which have migrated to the city in record numbers over the past 10 years.
As this region was ignored for over 450 years and past governments did little to develop it, cruceños are proud of the fact that they've developed most of their city and their region through private funding and enterprise. "Cruceños" are generally easy going, hospitable, warm and inviting, but are also intensely protective and proud of their social and cultural heritage.
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published:15 Sep 2012
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Ecotourism in Bolivia
United Nations, February 2009 - A growing number of environmentally conscious travellers w...
United Nations, February 2009 - A growing number of environmentally conscious travellers worldwide have been seeking out destinations with rich fauna, flora ...
Hostería El Recreo is an absolutely lovely family-owned boutique bed-and-breakfast in Boli...
published:15 Sep 2012
Hosteria El Recreo - Sucre Bolivia Tourism
Hosteria El Recreo - Sucre Bolivia Tourism
Hostería El Recreo is an absolutely lovely family-owned boutique bed-and-breakfast in Bolivia's capital city of Sucre. The hostería is built into a hillside overlooking a river, neighboring Sucre's famous Castillo de la Glorieta, which was once home to the only prince and princess in Bolivia's history.
Aside from its proximity (walking distance) to one of the most famous tourist attractions in Sucre, what makes Hostería El Recreo truly special is the family that owns it. Fernando and Monica have made it their mission to make someone's dream come true. Fernando's father, who for years worked to ensure the Castillo de la Glorieta would be restored to its former glory, purchased the property neighboring the castle with the intention of creating a place where visitors could enjoy a walk through history during their stay.
For more: www.boliviabella.com/bolivia-hotel-review-hosteria-el-recreo-in-sucre-spectacular.html
Beni is the second largest state in Bolivia and it's capital city is Trinidad. It covers the entire northeastern portion of Bolivia. Beni is criss-crossed by...
La Rinconada (which literally means "haven" or "retreat") is such an amazing, hidden piece of paradise just outside of Santa Cruz I call it Bolivia's Garden ...
Sucre, capital of the Bolivian state of Chuquisaca, is also the capital of Bolivia. La Paz, often mistakenly thought to be Bolivia's capital city, is actuall...
Chuchini EcoLodge is a little spot of ecological paradise in the tropical forests of Beni, the second largest of Bolivia's nine states. You'll find Chuchini ...
Bolivia declares Israel ‘terrorist state’, scraps visa exemption agreement
Bolivia declares Israel ‘terrorist state’, scraps visa exemption agreement
Bolivia has declared Israel to be a “terrorist state” and renounced a visa exemption agreement with the country in protest over the ongoing Israeli military ...
Bolivia has declared Israel a “terrorist state” and revoked a visa exemption agreement wit...
published:31 Jul 2014
Bolivia declares Israel terrorist regime
Bolivia declares Israel terrorist regime
Bolivia has declared Israel a “terrorist state” and revoked a visa exemption agreement with Tel Aviv in protest at the ongoing Israeli attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip.
The move "means, in other words, we are declaring (Israel) a terrorist state," President Evo Morales said during talks with a group of educators in the city of Cochabamba on Wednesday.
Morales added that the Israeli offensive shows "that Israel is not a guarantor of the principles of respect for life and the elementary precepts of rights that govern the peaceful and harmonious coexistence of our international community."
Signed in 1972, the visa exemption agreement has allowed Israelis to travel freely to Bolivia without a visa.
Earlier this month, the Bolivian president called on the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to prosecute Israel for "crimes against humanity."
The move came as a fresh Israeli airstrike on a busy market near Gaza City killed at least 17 people and injured dozens of others earlier in the day.
More than 1,300 Palestinians have been killed and thousands of others injured by the Israeli regime’s offensive against the coastal sliver since July 8.
The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, has been launching retaliatory attacks against Israel.
published:31 Jul 2014
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LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
If mercenaries (in Bolivia) or right wing military coup leaders terrorize social movements...
LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
LACC Cinema 7: Are Bolivia Terrorists' Wives Terrorized?
If mercenaries (in Bolivia) or right wing military coup leaders terrorize social movements or young democracies by violence, what kind of lives do they lead?...
Ethics Feb. 2012 | Panel Discussion: The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception
"The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception: A European Perspective"
Dr. ...
published:13 Feb 2012
Ethics Feb. 2012 | Panel Discussion: The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception
Ethics Feb. 2012 | Panel Discussion: The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception
"The War on Terror and R2P Ten Years after their Conception: A European Perspective"
Dr. Henrik Syse, Co-Editor of The Journal of Military Ethics & Senior Researcher, Peace Research Institute of Oslo
Respondent: Ambassador Deborah Jones, U.S. Naval War College
2012 U.S. Naval War College Ethics Conference
Feb. 10, 2012
R2P - responsibility to protect
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published:13 Feb 2012
views:559
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Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Minister Farrakhan gives detailed description of America's Foreign Policy toward other cou...
Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Bolivia 1982 military U.S. covert operation referenced by Minister Louis Farrakhan
Minister Farrakhan gives detailed description of America's Foreign Policy toward other countries and nations around the world .He also goes into the assassin...
IMPORTANT: This video is not anti-Semitic. It is anti-Zionist. If you don't know the difference, then you are a part of the problem, not the solution. Look p...
Syria News 31/7/2014, Wide military operations harvest terrorists in several areas across country
Syria News 31/7/2014, Wide military operations harvest terrorists in several areas across country
31_07_2014 ~ Syria News (EN) ~ #Turkey: Isopropyl alcohol for chemical weapons & more than 100 thousands Us dollars in weapons and ammunition provided by #E...
Iran military parade amazing | Iran want destroy IS terrorist
Isis war: Iran parades its military might to mark anniversary of its Islamic revolution wi...
published:26 Sep 2014
Iran military parade amazing | Iran want destroy IS terrorist
Iran military parade amazing | Iran want destroy IS terrorist
Isis war: Iran parades its military might to mark anniversary of its Islamic revolution with coded message to terror group on its border
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published:26 Sep 2014
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Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
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¤SOT, Evo Morales, President of Bolivia (in Spanish): "My highest ...
published:14 Oct 2014
Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
Bolivia: "U.S. engaging in economic terrorism against Russia," blasts Evo Morales
Video ID: 20141013-052
¤SOT, Evo Morales, President of Bolivia (in Spanish): "My highest respect and admiration goes to Russian President Vladimir Putin and to Russia for their fight for sovereignty. Regions should solve those fights through dialogue and if that's not possible through tribunals. Such an intervention, a blackmail and a conditioning measure like the economic sanctions by the USA is wrong. I feel that the president of the U.S., Barack Obama, doesn't see the evidence of the people and the continent. We are not any more in times of imperialist splitting (division), this time in the world has ended. Those economic sanctions are economic terrorism against countries. It is wrong to think that a country can rule the world. The model is multipolar. Among countries it is not necessary to dominate, there must be a dialog. And therefore we have UN. For this reason I refuse and condemn those kind of actions (economic sanctions). If Bolivia was a big power in the world, it would support and defend Russia. At least with messages, we share the fight of the Russian people and we support its President."
¤SCRIPT
The United States is engaging in "economic terrorism" over its sanctions against Russia, Bolivian President Evo Morales said Monday in La Paz. His words came during an interview with RT.
Morales also stated that Bolivia "would support and defend Russia" if it "was a big power in the world" and that imperialistic division is a notion unsuitable for the 21st century.
Morales was re-elected president Sunday. He has served as president since 2005.
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published:14 Oct 2014
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CIA Terror On September 11 - WeRoy.org - 9/11
We is a fast-paced 64 minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war, cor...
We is a fast-paced 64 minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war, corporations, deception and exploitation. Watch This Video For Iraq Wa...
Imperialist Obama is a war criminal – Bolivian President
Bolivian President Evo Morales harshly criticized US President Barack Obama in an intervie...
published:24 Sep 2014
Imperialist Obama is a war criminal – Bolivian President
Imperialist Obama is a war criminal – Bolivian President
Bolivian President Evo Morales harshly criticized US President Barack Obama in an interview with RT Spanish, calling him a war criminal who should be tried in international court. The outspoken critic of US policy did not mince words in the interview, lashing out at capitalism, the UN Security Council and America’s “imperialist” foreign policy. RT’s Marina Portnaya has more of the president’s statements.
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published:24 Sep 2014
views:8406
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Mumia Abu-Jamal -- Proxy Wars Again?
Friendly dictators: They are democratic America's undemocratic allies. They may rise to po...
Friendly dictators: They are democratic America's undemocratic allies. They may rise to power through bloody ClA-backed coups and rule by terror and torture....
Syria News 16/6/2014, Bolivia, G77 States voice support to Syria in its war against terrorism
Syria News 16/6/2014, Bolivia, G77 States voice support to Syria in its war against terrorism
Army bravery depicts epic in Kassab, weapons confiscated, ammunition and vehicles that were left behind the terrorists who escaped the strikes of the army ...
Operation Condor Trial Tackles Coordinated Campaign By Latin American Dictatorships To Kill Leftists
Operation Condor Trial Tackles Coordinated Campaign By Latin American Dictatorships To Kill Leftists
http://www.democracynow.org - A historic trial underway in Argentina is set to reveal new details about how Latin American countries coordinated with each ot...
Bolivia Travel Video: La Paz, Deadliest Road, Tiwanaku, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Cerro Rico...
Bolivia Travel Video: La Paz, Deadliest Road, Tiwanaku, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Cerro Rico...
Do you want to travel Bolivia in 12 days? See what I saw in La Paz, Tiwanaku, Copacabana, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Cerro Rico mines, Sucre, and ...
Bolivia: Top 10 Tourist Attractions - Video Travel Guide
Top 10 Tourist attractions in Bolivia - Travel Bolivia.
Bolivia Tourist attractions, Boliv...
published:28 Nov 2014
Bolivia: Top 10 Tourist Attractions - Video Travel Guide
Bolivia: Top 10 Tourist Attractions - Video Travel Guide
Top 10 Tourist attractions in Bolivia - Travel Bolivia.
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published:28 Nov 2014
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Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
There are a lot of cool things to do in La Paz, Bolivia - I got in touch with Ben, who run...
published:26 May 2013
Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
Things to do in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Guide La Paz)
There are a lot of cool things to do in La Paz, Bolivia - I got in touch with Ben, who runs tours here and he gave me a City Tour in La Paz - the place where he was born an raised.
We took local transportation, ate Streetfood and visited local markets to get a real feeling for La Paz. It is one of these off the beaten path things you should do on your travels to experience a place off from the touristy things.
Moreover I was invited to do some rappel action in the middle of the center of La Paz: it is called "Urban Rush" and awaits you with a thrilling free fall after walking down a 50m Skyscraper - face first.
More options for things to do in La Paz?
What about biking down the death road - you can book the tours in the center e.g. with Gravity. See more about this option in another video I produced about this thrilling experience:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVFG_Ob3tbQ
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published:26 May 2013
views:6118
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Peru Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Peru.
Lima is the capital of Peru, the second largest count...
published:14 Aug 2013
Peru Travel Video Guide
Peru Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Peru.
Lima is the capital of Peru, the second largest country in South America after Brazil and Argentina.The Palacio De Gobierno is also known as Pizzarro, or Government Palace. This Neo-Classic building was completed in 1938 and stands on the foundation of the former Pizzarro Palace. In the palace gardens is the house in which Pizzarro was killed. Lima, the City of Kings, became the capital of the largest region in Spanish South America and was where the viceroys of the Spanish crown resided. During colonial times this city was the largest, most populated, finest and most cultivated city on the continent. Some of the most beautiful colonial buildings in South America are to be found in Lima’s old town along with carved balconies of Moorish origin. Huaraz is the 3,050 metre high capital of the Departamento Ancash in the White Mountain range, the Cordillera Blanca. Several natural catastrophes destroyed the majority of the old houses and many people were killed. In 1824 Simon Bolivar built his headquarters there prior to his bloody struggle for Peru’s independence. The valley oasis of Nazca which played an important role during the early history of Peru is a desolate area in the south of the country. A small airport is the starting point of a journey to one of the world’s greatest mysteries, the enigma of Nazca culture: images of humans, animals and geometric forms scattered over an area of 1,000 km² like the pages of some fantastic historical and astronomical book, created by the Nazca between 500 B.C. and 500 A.D.The 8,300 km² Lake Titicaca is located at an altitudeof 4,000 m in the Andes Mountains on the border that divides Peru and Bolivia. Then there’s Machu Picchu, the Lost City Of The Incas! Peru is a country full of mystery and ancient history. A land of mountains, desert and jungle. A precious gem on the edge of the world!
published:14 Aug 2013
views:64304
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Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Take a tour of Cristo de la Concordia in Cochabamba, Bolivia -- part of the World's Greate...
published:28 Dec 2010
Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Bolivia Travel Guide - Cristo de la Concordia Statue in Cochabamba
Take a tour of Cristo de la Concordia in Cochabamba, Bolivia -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
In Cochabamba, Bolivia, there is an immense statue, renowned by the world as the Christ of Peace.
Over 132 feet tall, it is the second tallest statue of Christ in the world.
Construction of the statue was finished in 1994 and still gleams new and majestic.
Christ is carved with outstretched arms in a loving gesture, pointing to the north and south.
The statue faces east to welcome the new day the rising sun brings.
The Christ of Peace is situated on a tall hill, providing a remarkable view.
published:28 Dec 2010
views:4463
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Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
I took 7 months for Backpacking South America. This video shows all the adventures, lovely...
published:03 Jan 2014
Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
Backpacking South America - Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (epic travel montage)
I took 7 months for Backpacking South America. This video shows all the adventures, lovely people and places I've encountered on my "Hola Gringo" trip.
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Bolivia - Copacabana, Isla de la Luna, Isla del Sol, La Paz, Yungas Road, Uyuni
Argentina - Ushuaia, El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chalten, Equel, El Bolsón, Bariloche, Salta, Cordoba, Rosario, Buenos Aires
Uruguay - Colonia del Sacramento, Montevideo, Punta del Este
Chile - Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine, Candelario Mansilla, Villa O'Higgins, Carretera Austral (Hitchhiking), Cochrane, Puerto Rio Tranqillo, Coyhaique, Futaleufu, Chaiten, Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Osorno
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published:03 Jan 2014
views:34109
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Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide - as part of the travel series by GeoBeats....
published:23 Nov 2011
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide
Salar de Uyuni - Bolivia Travel Guide - as part of the travel series by GeoBeats.
published:23 Nov 2011
views:1508
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Our Travel to Bolivia (Part 1)
Trip to Amazonian jungle and Pampas of Bolivia in July 2010. We started from Santiago Chil...
published:07 Oct 2011
Our Travel to Bolivia (Part 1)
Our Travel to Bolivia (Part 1)
Trip to Amazonian jungle and Pampas of Bolivia in July 2010. We started from Santiago Chile and flew to La Paz and then to Rurrenabaque in the Amazonian forest. Took a boat trip up the Beni river to stay in an ecolodge and then road trip to the Pampas.
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published:07 Oct 2011
views:7158
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Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia is one of the MUST-DOs for adventure seeker ...
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia (Travel Videoblog 034)
Biking down the Death Road in La Paz, Bolivia is one of the MUST-DOs for adventure seeker traveling South America. I decided to do this Mountainbike adventur...
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published:25 Aug 2010
Travel to Santa Cruz - Bolivia Travel Guide
Travel to Santa Cruz - Bolivia Travel Guide
http://bolivia-travel.org Exciting Travel to Santa Cruz, Bolivia Tours. In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Amboro, Chiquitos, Noel Kempff, Madidi, you will enjoy excellent and distinguished hotel and lodging services and more at www.boliviatravel.org
published:25 Aug 2010
views:675
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Buenos Aires Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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published:23 Jun 2014
Buenos Aires Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Buenos Aires Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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Named for good sailing winds, Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, and home to nearly a quarter of the country’s two million residents. Come for the stunning European architecture, and stay for delicious cuts of meat, the city’s zest for soccer, and, of course, the tango.
“The Paris of South America” boasts outstanding shopping and a friendly populace. A tour of Buenos Aires should cut through La Boca Harbor, where you’ll find numerous street vendors, restaurants, and street dancers willing to give you a spin. Wander down the streets to take in colorful artwork, and make a game out of asking the locals what neighborhood you should tour next. Here’s a hint: with so much to see, everyone will give you a different answer!
Some will tell you to visit San Telmo for souvenirs, patio shopping, and crumbling historical buildings. Others will suggest Puerto Madero, a refurbished shipping port that boasts a mixture of old-world glamour and modern buildings. What everyone will suggest, however, is a stop by Plaza de Mayo. There you can take in the rosy architecture of the Casa Rosada, which was made famous by Argentine First Lady Eva Peron and the musical about her life, “Evita.” Take a tour and learn about her life, from her humble beginnings to her rise to power.
Cap off your Buenos Aires sightseeing with an evening walk through Puerto Madero, where you can get a late dinner and dance until the next day arrives.
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Visit our Buenos Aires travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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published:23 Jun 2014
views:84053
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Gui...
published:20 Jun 2013
Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide
Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide
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Chile Travel - Bolivia Travel Video Guide: Santiago, Atacama Desert, La paz And Santa Cruz de la Sierra. This travel movie starts in Santiago Chile, The Best Monuments And sights of Santiago, after Santiago The new age traveler take the bus for visit the amazing San Pedro de Atacama. Atacama desert is according to NASA and National Geographic the driest desert in the world. Next stop is La Paz Bolivia and the movie finish in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Santa Cruz is one of the most tropical cities in South America.
published:20 Jun 2013
views:301
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South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
What's it like to backpack through South America?
Our four and a half month experience thr...
published:12 Jun 2013
South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
South: A Backpacking Adventure - Traveling Peru, Chile and Bolivia
What's it like to backpack through South America?
Our four and a half month experience through Peru, Bolivia and Chile will forever remain one of our most treasured memories. From dream-like scenery, beautifully challenging hikes, cultural encounters and wonderful new friends, we were able to live such an incredible adventure.
We have attempted to share glimpses of a few of highlights and outstanding moments that helped shape our trip. South America is a truly spectacular part of the world, and we can't recommend enough that you experience it for yourself. Sooner rather than later.
In total, we spent 2 1/2 months in Peru, 1 month in Chile and 1 month in Bolivia.
Locations included: Torres Del Paine - Patagonia - Chile, Machu Picchu - Peru, Huacachinca - Peru, Salar De Uyuni - Bolivia, Isla Del Sol - Bolivia, The Death Road - Bolivia, Huaraz - Peru, Copacabana - Bolivia, Colca Canyon - Peru and many more...
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BOLIVIA: El unico pais en sudamerica que Mc Donald's no pudo penetrar: DOCUMENTAL
Documental estrenado en 2011
http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/articulos/2011/1025/noticia...
published:09 Feb 2014
BOLIVIA: El unico pais en sudamerica que Mc Donald's no pudo penetrar: DOCUMENTAL
BOLIVIA: El unico pais en sudamerica que Mc Donald's no pudo penetrar: DOCUMENTAL
Documental estrenado en 2011
http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/articulos/2011/1025/noticias.php?id=29674
Tema Musical: AQUI NO RINDE TU HAMBURGUESA SEÑOOR...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDpG4McPYxA
Fue en Bolivia donde, pese a que el restaurante intentó adaptarse a los gustos locales no logró triunfar.
El documental explora el motivo por el que los habitantes de esas ciudades le dieron la espalda a las hamburguesas más populares del mundo.
El menú más barato costaba entonces 25 pesos bolivianos (algo más de 3 dólares), mientras que, por ejemplo, en La Paz, se podía conseguir un almuerzo completo en un mercado popular por 7 bolivianos (menos de un dólar).
Se cerro debido a las bajas ventas y su elevado costo, la sociedad boliviana aprecia mucho la inmensa variedad de platos que tienen en las distintas regiones del país y el hecho mismo que es muy importante compartir una comida bien servida con sus sabores únicos y en familia
Funcionó del 1 febrero de 1997 hasta 31 de diciembre de 2002. ....
VER TAMBIEN: OUR BRAND IS CRISIS
Un documental norteamericano refleja cómo la empresa asesora de imagen estadounidense contratada por Sánchez de Lozada, durante la campaña del 2002, tomó absolutamente todas las decisiones estratégicas, estableció cuál debería ser el eslogan (Sí se puede) y decidió iniciar la guerra sucia contra Manfred Reyes Villa, tomando como operador a Carlos Sánchez Berzaín, como la única manera de subir en las encuestas. Estos eventos terminaron con el genocidio de muchas personas en La Paz - Bolivia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex8liAPhk3I
published:09 Feb 2014
views:87070
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SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
Luis García Meza Tejada (La Paz, 8 de agosto de 1929), fue el quincuagésimo séptimo Presid...
SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
SIGLO XX - EL GOLPE DE GARCIA MEZA en BOLIVIA, 17 de julio de 1980
Luis García Meza Tejada (La Paz, 8 de agosto de 1929), fue el quincuagésimo séptimo Presidente de la República de Bolivia, como General de División y Comandante de las Fuerzas Armadas...
El equipo jurídico boliviano, encabezado por el agente Eduardo Rodríguez, defendió la comp...
published:06 May 2015
Bolivia expone sus alegatos en la CIJ
Bolivia expone sus alegatos en la CIJ
El equipo jurídico boliviano, encabezado por el agente Eduardo Rodríguez, defendió la competencia de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) con el argumento de que la demanda no toca el Tratado de 1904 y se asienta en el incumplimiento chileno de resolver el diferendo independientemente de ese documento bilateral.
Enfoque - Bolivia, un país que crece con Evo en el corazón de Latinoamérica
En el contexto actual de desaceleración y crisis mundial, muy pocos países pueden presenta...
published:15 Dec 2014
Enfoque - Bolivia, un país que crece con Evo en el corazón de Latinoamérica
Enfoque - Bolivia, un país que crece con Evo en el corazón de Latinoamérica
En el contexto actual de desaceleración y crisis mundial, muy pocos países pueden presentar el nivel de crecimiento que hoy experimenta Bolivia.
A juicio del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI), cuyas recetas no sigue el país altiplánico, la nación liderará el crecimiento económico de la región hasta el 2015.
Pero ese no es el único punto a destacar. La reducción del analfabetismo al 3,59 por ciento en el 2014, la renacionalización de sus recursos naturales, el ser uno de los principales productores de la quinua a nivel mundial, y el establecimiento de un Estado plurinacional, en el que tienen participación y representación las distintas comunidades indígenas del país, son los sellos de un país que crece de forma distinta y que, con hechos, demuestra que otro mundo es posible.
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published:15 Dec 2014
views:3234
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Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
como crece Bolivia, Paraguay y Peru por el boom economico son bienvenidos a peru, ya que a...
published:28 Oct 2014
Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
Argentinos vienen a trabajar a Peru, Bolivia y Paraguay
como crece Bolivia, Paraguay y Peru por el boom economico son bienvenidos a peru, ya que argentina recibio muchos peruanos en los malos gobiernos que tuvimos en peru ahora estamos en democracia y crecimiento.
published:28 Oct 2014
views:1377
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One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
Have you ever imagined the life of a president? The only way to understand it is to live e...
published:04 May 2014
One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
One Day with President: 24 hrs with Bolivia's Evo Morales (RT Documentary)
Have you ever imagined the life of a president? The only way to understand it is to live every minute with him as closely as possible. Today RT gives you this unique opportunity: living one day with a president. Lawyer and author Eva Golinger is the presenter of the program 'One day with ... '. In the first episode she takes us into the life of Bolivian President Evo Morales, showing us his daily struggles, his dreams and the real Evo that we don't yet know.
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published:04 May 2014
views:19591
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Deviated Septum: Cocaine and the Mafia in Bolivia
Follow Justin Wilcke on his epic journey through South America. Instagram @RosaPurp http:/...
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SIGLO XX BOLIVIA - COMPADRE :: Carlos Palenque Avilés
SIGLO XX BOLIVIA - COMPADRE :: Carlos Palenque Avilés
Carlos Palenque Avilés (La Paz 28 de junio 1944 - La Paz 8 de marzo de 1997), conocido por sus espectadores como el Compadre, fue un cantante, músico, empres...
Enfoque - Chile - Bolivia: A la espera de lo que determine la CIJ
El presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, ha reiterado este domingo su confianza en que la Co...
published:19 May 2015
Enfoque - Chile - Bolivia: A la espera de lo que determine la CIJ
Enfoque - Chile - Bolivia: A la espera de lo que determine la CIJ
El presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, ha reiterado este domingo su confianza en que la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) de La Haya falle a favor de la causa marítima del país andino.
Ha calificado de “invasión” la pérdida del litoral boliviano y ha asegurado que la lucha que está manteniendo su país no tiene precedentes.
Además el presidente cuenta con el apoyo de todas las facciones políticas, incluso ha logrado las simpatías de sectores que han sido hasta ahora opuestos a su mandato.
Hace unos días, tanto Chile como Bolivia presentaron sus alegatos ante la CIJ sobre la impugnación de la competencia de este tribunal interpuesta por la parte chilena.
Habrá que esperar para conocer lo que determine la CIJ, pero Morales ya ha dicho que en caso de que fracase su demanda los bolivianos tienen otra estrategia preparada.
Bolivia perdió unos 400 kilómetros lineales al Pacífico y 120 mil kilómetros cuadrados de sus territorios ricos en minerales tras la invasión de las tropas chilenas en 1879.
La disputa de más de un siglo llevó a La Paz en 2013 a presentar una demanda para que obligue a Santiago a dialogar sobre una salida boliviana con soberanía al Pacífico.
La negativa de Chile a ofrecer una salida al mar está manteniendo este pulso político vivo.
Willy Fernández, miembro de la Plataforma Internacional Mar para Bolivia, cree que “Bolivia tiene derecho a recuperar su salida al mar y lo hace legalmente”.
Para María Saavedra, profesora de Historia de América en la Universidad San Pablo CEU, “no se puede pedir un territorio que fue propio durante 60 años y dejó de serlo durante más de 130”.
Iris Urquidi, miembro de Ahora Madrid, cree que “muchos pueblos latinoamericanos apoyan las reivindicaciones de Bolivia. Eduardo Nassín, sociólogo, opina que “cuándo te metes en una guerra, atente a las consecuencias”.
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published:19 May 2015
views:10
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Castellano-Manchegos por el Mundo - Bolivia
Viajamos hasta Bolivia, uno de los países con mayor biodiversidad del mundo. De la mano de...
Viajamos hasta Bolivia, uno de los países con mayor biodiversidad del mundo. De la mano de cuatro castellano-manchegos conocimos la amabilidad de su gente y ...
SOBRE EL MAR BOLIVIANO Documental de la Guerra del Pacifico de DIREMAR x RTorrico
Bolivia perdío una parte de su territorio por la inmensa cantidad de guano y Salitre exist...
published:01 Feb 2013
SOBRE EL MAR BOLIVIANO Documental de la Guerra del Pacifico de DIREMAR x RTorrico
SOBRE EL MAR BOLIVIANO Documental de la Guerra del Pacifico de DIREMAR x RTorrico
Bolivia perdío una parte de su territorio por la inmensa cantidad de guano y Salitre existente en el mismo y por interés de las transnacionales que trabajaban en Chile. Este video explica como se desarrollaron los hechos en esa época, Excelente documental realizado por DIREMAR, que nos invita a la refleccion. Recalco, BOLIVIA JAMAS RENUNCIARA A ESOS TERRITORIOS Y EL ACCESO AL OCEANO PACIFICO.
Aqui pueden apreciar las mujeres feas de argensimia ajjajajaj y bellas de bolivia
Viva bol...
published:24 May 2015
Chicas de Argentina vs Chicas de bolivia
Chicas de Argentina vs Chicas de bolivia
Aqui pueden apreciar las mujeres feas de argensimia ajjajajaj y bellas de bolivia
Viva bolivia carajoo
published:24 May 2015
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METALLICA CONVENCION BOLIVIA
SAB 13 DE JUNIO EN COCHABAMBA CONTACO 70730611...
published:24 May 2015
METALLICA CONVENCION BOLIVIA
METALLICA CONVENCION BOLIVIA
SAB 13 DE JUNIO EN COCHABAMBA CONTACO 70730611
published:24 May 2015
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BOLIVIA 2015 - Las Seis Amigas
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published:24 May 2015
BOLIVIA 2015 - Las Seis Amigas
BOLIVIA 2015 - Las Seis Amigas
published:24 May 2015
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Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Download this Map: http://i.imgur.com/KeO3koa.png
Sof...
published:24 May 2015
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Blank Map of Bolivia - Timelapse
Download this Map: http://i.imgur.com/KeO3koa.png
Software Used:
Camtasia Recorder
Camtasia Studio
Photoshop CC
Sony Vegas Pro 10.0
Music Used: National Anthem of Bolivia
published:24 May 2015
views:33
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Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia...
published:24 May 2015
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
Al Twisted & Necrotic - Straight From Bolivia
published:24 May 2015
views:6
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Euro Truck Simulator 2 Bolivia Episode 3
In this video I carry on with the Bolivia map and don't forget to like comment and subscri...
published:24 May 2015
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Bolivia Episode 3
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Bolivia Episode 3
In this video I carry on with the Bolivia map and don't forget to like comment and subscribe enjoy.
published:24 May 2015
views:0
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Chacarera Danza de bolivia y argentina
es una cancion hermosa...
published:24 May 2015
Chacarera Danza de bolivia y argentina
Chacarera Danza de bolivia y argentina
es una cancion hermosa
published:24 May 2015
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Wanted Peruvian ex-official has gone on run, Bolivia says
By Daniel Ramos LA PAZ, May 24 (Reuters) - A former advisor to the Peruvian president who ...
published:24 May 2015
Wanted Peruvian ex-official has gone on run, Bolivia says
Wanted Peruvian ex-official has gone on run, Bolivia says
By Daniel Ramos LA PAZ, May 24 (Reuters) - A former advisor to the Peruvian president who was awaiting extradition to Peru to face corruption charges has fle...
published:24 May 2015
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Bolivia viaja a Mendoza a concluir su preparación
...
published:24 May 2015
Bolivia viaja a Mendoza a concluir su preparación
Bolivia viaja a Mendoza a concluir su preparación
published:24 May 2015
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Gran Campeonato de Bici Montana, Bolivia, Corumbá-MS
Atletas de Corumbá-MS, representando o Brasil no exterior....
published:24 May 2015
Gran Campeonato de Bici Montana, Bolivia, Corumbá-MS
Gran Campeonato de Bici Montana, Bolivia, Corumbá-MS
Atletas de Corumbá-MS, representando o Brasil no exterior.
published:24 May 2015
views:3
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GOBIERNO DE BOLIVIA CONFIRMÓ LA FUGA DE MARTÍN BELAUNDE LOSSIO
En conferencia de prensa, el ministro de la Presidencia de Bolivia, Juan Ramón Quintana, l...
published:24 May 2015
GOBIERNO DE BOLIVIA CONFIRMÓ LA FUGA DE MARTÍN BELAUNDE LOSSIO
GOBIERNO DE BOLIVIA CONFIRMÓ LA FUGA DE MARTÍN BELAUNDE LOSSIO
En conferencia de prensa, el ministro de la Presidencia de Bolivia, Juan Ramón Quintana, lamentó la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio, asumió la responsabilidad como gobierno y dijo que esta sería producto de "un episodio de negligencia" de los efectivos a cargo del resguardo, aunque tampoco descartó que haya habido complicidad de parte de ellos.
"Lamentamos profundamente la negligencia y la presunta complicidad del equipo de custodia policial que era responsable de mantener a Belaunde Lossio vigilado y protegido", dijo
Quintana.
"La fuga no solamente es responsabilidad del equipo custodia, también es la responsabilidad de las autoridades máximas de la policía de Bolivia", continuó el ministro boliviano.
Asimismo, Quintana afirmó que la policía internacional (Interpol) ya está notificada de la fuga de Martín Belaunde Lossio. También pidió la colaboración de los ciudadanos de Bolivia para que den información sobre el paradero del empresario.
MEDIA2015
published:24 May 2015
views:19
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Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
...
published:24 May 2015
Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
Ministerio Reino Poder y Gloria "Consumado es " Concierto en Bolivia
published:24 May 2015
views:3
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Un recorrido por la Paz, Bolivia. 2015
...
published:24 May 2015
Un recorrido por la Paz, Bolivia. 2015
Un recorrido por la Paz, Bolivia. 2015
published:24 May 2015
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FIESTA DE ROSARIO LA MORENADA ROMPE VIENTOS DE CUMANA DE BOLIVIA
GRABADO EN EL AÑO 2008...
published:24 May 2015
FIESTA DE ROSARIO LA MORENADA ROMPE VIENTOS DE CUMANA DE BOLIVIA
FIESTA DE ROSARIO LA MORENADA ROMPE VIENTOS DE CUMANA DE BOLIVIA
TBILISI, Georgia - Severe flooding in the Georgian capital left at least 12 people dead Sunday and triggered a big-game hunt across the city for lions, tigers, a hippopotamus, and other dangerous animals that escaped from Tbilisi's ravaged zoo. Residents were warned to stay indoors as police conducted the hunt, but fear deepened as night fell on the city of 1.1 million with some animals still on the loose ... "I feel frenzied ... ....
Rachel Dolezal, the leader of the Spokane, WashingtonNAACP chapter has resigned amid furor over racial identity, according to the organization. lRelated US & World NewsSpokane NAACP leader Rachel Dolezal cancels meeting amid furorSee all related. 8. She was facing calls to step aside after her parents said the 37-year-old activist falsely portrayed herself as black for years ... ( TinaSusman ) ... Add a comment. 0 ... Associated Press. ....
Richard Jones calls this the “photo of a lifetime,” and it’s hard to argue that this picture of a raccoon seeming to hitch a ride on top of an alligator is anything but. … Click to Continue »...
Both Ecuador and Bolivia would strive for a favourable result as they lock horns on Monday in a Group A clash, here, at the Estadio Elias Figueroa Brander. ....
Two come forward with new evidence in Michael Dwyer death Men in Michael Dwyer case in Bolivia set for release ...Bolivia’s government insists the three men were shot dead after they opened fire on police sent to arrest them ... Initially Bolivia’s vice-president claimed that the group Dwyer was with was pursued back to the hotel by police, where the shootout took place....
Michael Dwyer travelled to Bolivia in 2008 telling his family he was going to the South American country to take a bodyguard training course ...The bodyguard course did not materialise once he arrived in Bolivia but he decided to stay on telling family and friends he had found work there with a local businessman, Eduardo Rózsa-Flores....
Michael Dwyer travelled to Bolivia in 2008 telling his family he was going to the South American country to take a bodyguard training course ...The bodyguard course did not materialise once he arrived in Bolivia but he decided to stay on telling family and friends he had found work there with a local businessman, Eduardo Rózsa-Flores....
Brazilian engineer sheds new light on death of Michael Dwyer in Bolivia Men in Michael Dwyer case in Bolivia set for release ... They were released and left Bolivia earlier this year after a plea bargain agreement. Shooting ... In Bolivia on a business trip, their presence at the scene was not previously public knowledge ... ....
Bolivia’s PresidentEvo Morales has blasted the US for still relying on military coups and dictatorships to impose its policies in the world, saying that his country is doing much better by cutting off Washington’s meddling ... US relations with Bolivia deteriorated further in 2013 after the grounding of a passenger plane carrying Morales in Vienna....
Bolivia’s government insists the three men were shot dead after they opened fire on police sent to arrest them ... Two come forward with new evidence in Michael Dwyer death Men in Michael Dwyer case in Bolivia set for release ... Initially Bolivia’s vice-president claimed that the group Dwyer was with was pursued back to the hotel by police, where the shootout took place....
Not deterred by the Athletic Bilbao players' fury after he showboated during the Copa del Rey final, the Barcelona forward delved into his box of tricks once more against Peru. Neymar was the star of the show as Brazil beat Peru on Sunday night to get their Copa America campaign off to a winning start ... And he was busy in between, too ... Raldés DefenderBolivia1 2 M. MorenoStrikerBolivia 1 2 M. Smedberg-Dalance Defender Bolivia 1 2 N ... ....
Bolivias burning down tonight Down by the cove its the way you called them over the cliff Step from the fort we'll be there Down by the tollway you tried to call me away when I've seen what it means to them You can say you warned them to stay down tonight But I can't wait Are you down for the ride or will you crawl back before they die Sympathy is tied to the ground Cause sympathy now is not what they need Whether rise or fall Remain
(Chorus: Esham w/ kids) (Paper... Gotta have that Paper...) Gotta.Gotta Gotta Have that Paper.Paper (Paper... Gotta have that Paper...) (Paper... Gotta have that Paper...) (Paper... Gotta have that Paper...) (Paper...) (Verse 1) Gotta get that feddy cuz I need it, that's why I stay heated Jesus save me, throw me down a bundle Wrapped up like a football, bet I won't fumble Stumble, I'm lying in the jungle, serving my "Bo-Jumbles" A killer where my gun blows, but I stay humble Watch 'em all crumble, "Baller" like "Motumbo" Riding with a bumble, beats causing rumble Hoes try to beat a nigga like a bongo Mixerman cook 'em in a pot like gumbo Specially when your pesos coming so pronto (Chorus) (Verse 2) Gotta get some purple is what I'm smoking, that' why I stay choking, locc'n English broken, all this papers got me open Get more papers all I'm hoping No need to say a word to papers, spoken Freezer frozen when I'm posing Passion, cameras, flashing lights and action main attraction Paper make everything better best believe it, and I love to receive it Billionaire baller status, the chief is still breathing (Chorus) (Verse 3) Gotta have that mucho de nero, and when I got it its to querdo Errday, allday, baby girl what you say I can't stay We can play I don't pay, keep me right around the way We can ride around the today, AaaaYo. HeeeyHo Wake up get ya cake up... bake up Only thing that matters in this life is paper, everybody got they own price for paper Chips with the dip grims when ya get more paper then ya even know what to do with So let me get right to it (Chorus) (Outo: Kid Talking) Dadda we gotta get all the paper That's right So we can have that lure jet And we can be on MTV Cribs with the mansion and the swimming pool