General Página 6
Noticias de Bolivian Express
Bolivian Cuisine
30 Jun, 2020 Bx team Food A photo collaboration by Azafrán Magazine, special thanks to Alvaro Ruiz Exceptionally, this issue will not have a cultural agenda nor recommendations. This month is all about food and treating ourselves so here is our selection of favourite Bolivian... + más
The Universe of Plants (goes to D.C.) | Bolivian Express
Juan Carlos Navi Yuchina: King of the Jungle
11 Dec, 2019 Silvia Saccardi Culture, Nature and Indigeneity Name: Juan Carlos Navi YuchinaCommunity: San JoséJob title: Nature guideAge: 52Family situation: Married, with three daughters and a sonYears of experience working as a guide: FiveLanguages spoken: Spanish, Quechua... + más
THE CARNAVAL WATER WARS
27 Mar, 2014 Laura Van Antwerp Culture, Social issues and Festivals THWACK! I knew the minute I felt it hit my backside. I has just experienced my first globo attack. I spun around to find myself face to face with a grinning boy, no older than ten years of age, clutching an... + más
Steps towards Sustainability
11 Dec, 2019 Lauren Minion Nature and Tourism Ecotourism in Bolivia: Brand or objective? Ecotourism is a sector that has undergone considerable development in Bolivia since 1999. For many, it is not only a form of income but a way of life. With this in mind Bolivian Express... + más
‘TU CINE, TU IDENTIDAD’
29 Apr, 2020 Anneli Aliaga Culture, The Arts and Video How to celebrate Bolivian cinema when you are stuck at home in quarantine Images: Bolivia CineOn 20 January 2020, months before national lockdown and worldwide quarantine hit the country, Bolivia Cine was inaugurated. It is... + más
Rurrenabaque, a photo story / Rurrenabaque, un relato fotográfico
29 Aug, 2020 Nicky Gott - Catalina Ugalde Social issues and Tourism Photos: Catalina UgaldeENGLISH VERSIONOur adventure started with a forty minute Amaszonas flight from La Paz City to Rurrenabaque - or “Rurre” as the locals call it-, taking us from 4,100 meters above sea... + más
EXPERIENCE BOLIVIA - MI CUOTA CERO
30 Aug, 2020 Alfonso Gorostiaga Reviews Photos: Experience BoliviaENGLISH VERSIONA mistake, a wake-up call, perhaps a divine sign. We have been locked up for three months now. The alterations that the planet has had to undergo, and the ways in which the pandemic has made us... + más
‘Experience Bolivia’: Boarding Pass Vol.2 / ‘Experience Bolivia’: Pase a Bordo Vol. 2 | Bolivian Express
Rainbows of Revolution
02 Mar, 2020 Anneli Aliaga Culture, History & Politics, Indigeneity and Social issues Photo: Michael Dunn [www.michaeldunca.com] The history and significance of the wiphala in the Bolivian imaginary. There is minimal, if any, concrete historical evidence of the origin of the... + más
The Fiesta de San Ignacio de Moxos
27 Aug, 2018 Chris Lunnon Tourism and Festivals Photos: Chris LunnonThe colourful cacophony of an Amazonian townSan Ignacio de Moxos is usually a sleepy Amazonian town, but come the end of July, San Ignacio erupts into a festival of fire, faith and jubilation. This is the Fiesta... + más
Semana Santa en San Ignacio de Moxos | Iglesia Viva
The Chevening Programme in Bolivia
25 Sep, 2019 BX Team Culture and Politics Photos: Sergio Suárez The UK’s flagship scholarship for future leaders The UK government’s Chevening international awards programme aims to develop global leaders. The scholarship is fully funded, covering flights, accommodation... + más
Chevening Scholars Return to Bolivia | Bolivian Express
Las Ñatitas
11 Dec, 2019 Silvia Saccardi Culture and Festivals Offerings to the ñatita include candles and cigarettes and they are often adorned with floral crowns. Photos: Silvia Saccardi The festival of 'Las Ñatitas' is a tradition celebrated throughout the Bolivian Andes on... + más
Visiting the General Cemetery of La Paz
24 Jun, 2019 Talulla Cragg Social issues, The Arts and Tourism Photo Essay by Talulla Cragg This colourful place of devotion and respect provides insight into the celebration of life and death in La Paz The General Cemetery of La Paz was made public in the 1930s to allow... + más
Remembering Rosita Ríos
24 Jun, 2019 Talulla Cragg Reviews, The Arts and Lifestyle Photos: Talulla Cragg A museum on Calle Jaen celebrates the late actress As I enter the Museo Rosita Ríos on the bright and historic Calle Jaén, warmly greeted by her granddaughter and co-founder of the space, Paola... + más
Matilde Casazola
29 Nov, 2020 Adriana Murillo Reviews ENGLISH VERSIONThe voice of Bolivia’s poetic songUpon opening the green gate of a house in the centre of Sucre, I was overcome by a sense of tranquillity when I saw the kind face of Matilde Casazola. Throughout my life, I’ve read her... + más
Matilde Casazola recibe homenaje en Ecuador y presenta su primera antología internacional | Agencia de Noticias Fides
The Online Presence and Production of Jiccha
02 Mar, 2020 Anneli Aliaga Culture and Social issues Photo: Anneli Aliaga How a small group of Aymara academics managed to take Bolivia’s social-media outlets by storm For many years, Bolivia’s academic content and political proposals were exclusively broadcast from and... + más
Back to basics
24 Jun, 2019 Adriana L. Murillo A. Reviews and The Arts Images: Courtesy of Tania Fabiani Einn brings the tangible back to our livesWhen was the last time that you wrote a letter by hand? Or wrote a note to a friend? In today’s digitised age, where we mostly write with our... + más
Young space scientists leave their boot prints in Alabama
11 Dec, 2019 George Fearnley Social issues, Lifestyle and Health & Science Photos: Courtesy of International Space Education Institute and Alvaro Flores Bolivians demonstrate their talent at international NASA competition In 2017, NASA, the US space agency, stated its aim to... + más
Chualluma
31 Dec, 1969 Jack Curson Social issues, Urban living and The Arts Photos: Jack Curson Urban art illuminates La Paz neighbourhood When travelling on the red teleférico line towards El Alto, you cannot help but recognise the brightly coloured homes that make up the... + más
#VOTARÉ: Why Bolivians need to broadcast this hashtag online even though it is obligatory for them to vote / #VOTARÉ: Por qué llenar las redes sociales con este hashtag en un país donde es obligatorio votar
31 Oct, 2020 Claudia Cárdenas History & Politics ENGLISH VERSIONMany people who live in Bolivia and even abroad, but have ties with Bolivians, would have surely noticed that as of October 1 2020, social media, especially Facebook, were filled with the I will be voting filter.... + más
The Bolivianita Gemstone / Bolivianita
29 Aug, 2020 Sofía Diez De Medina Culture Photos: Robert Weldon / GIA, cortesía de Minerales y Metales del Oriente, Bolivia, SA. ( https://www.gia.edu/ametrine-description)ENGLISH VERSION“All Bolivians should admire this marvellous gemstone, it is a part of our history and... + más
Como la bolivianita | Página Siete
Los Lustrabotas
25 Sep, 2019 Amelia Swaby Social issues and Lifestyle Photos: Amelia Swaby The men behind the masks Los lustrabotas, or lustras, are a familiar sight around La Paz, offering all passers-by a shoeshine and polish, trainers and sandals included. You will find lustrabotas in... + más
Lustrabotas se unen al pedido de un comedor | La Patria
Todos Santos en Bolivia
11 Dec, 2019 Lauren Minion Culture, Festivals and Food Wooden ladders are available throughout the La Paz cemetery so that family members can access the rest places of their family members and keep their shrines up to date. Photos: Lauren Minion & George Fearnley Amongst the... + más
Defeating Death Road
26 Sep, 2016 Toby Clyde Sports Photo: Alfredo ZeballosRunning in Bolivia’s SkyraceIt’s not the finish line that decides the winner of this race – it’s the mountains. Every year, a pack of leading runners climbs into the sky and every year they are dragged apart by the... + más
El Museo de Arte Antonio Paredes Candia
31 Mar, 2020 Abby Thayananthan and Anneli Aliaga The Arts, Culture, Art and Going Out El Alto’s Cultural Hub of Art and Literature Images: Poserismo by Iván Cáceres - Courtesy of: Carlos Villagómez, Max Siñani, Vlady Fernández Antonio Paredes Candia, or affectionately... + más
Abren museo Antonio Paredes Candia con exposición “Ella” | El Diario
Notibol es un agregador informático de noticias y no es responsable del contenido de los enlaces a los sitios externos que generan las noticias.
Acerca de Notibol | Contacto | Política de Privacidad | Descargo de Responsabilidad