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Luis Arce and Lula Da Silva exchanged experiences on social programs, the fight against hunger and the problem in the Amazon, situations shared by both countries. Twitter of @ricardostuckert.

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Lula meets with Arce

If he wins the elections, Bolivia will join Mercosur.
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Shot in Super 16mm, the film The Great Movement is director Kiro Russo’s second feature film and part of a trilogy that tells the story of the miners in Bolivia. Photo: Courtesy of KimStim.
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'The Great Movement'
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Martín Boulocq is one of the Bolivian directors of the moment. His film "The Visitor" made a successful debut at this year's Tribeca Film Festival. Photo: Andrea Camponovo.
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The boom of Bolivian cinema
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Bolivian writer Edmundo Paz Soldán during his book presentation in Casa América Madrid. Photo: Casa América
Books and Authors
Letters of a climate crisis
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Giovanna Rivero latest's novel. Photo: Candaya
Books and Authors
The daily horror storyteller
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Image from the Bolivian film Utama.
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Utama, a winner at Sundance
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Rodrigo Hasbún reside en Houston, Texas, donde imparte clases de español. Foto: Wikipedia
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A Bolivian voice in Houston
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Los Trovadorcitos, a group of child filmmakers in Bolivia.
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Bolivian child filmmakers
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INTI, Instagram photo by @daniel.paramio
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Non-binary representation
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Actress Kate del Castillo, "La Reina del Sur". 
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Kate, the Queen of Bolivia
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Protesters against the leftist government of Luis Arce: La Paz, Bolivia, March 15, 2021. Photo: Manuel Claure / Reuters
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Protests in Bolivia
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Falleti on Bolivia
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Luis Arce is Bolivia’s new President, following a year of political unrest spurred by a far-right coup. Photo: France24.com
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democracy restored
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¿La Cima de los Vientos o la Muela del Diablo? Photo: EFE
Heritage and History
What if Frodo was Bolivian?
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Bolivia at a standstill
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An Aymara woman casts her vote during the presidential elections in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 20, 2019. (JORGE BERNAL / Getty Images)
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Another Delay in Bolivia
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Photo: REUTERS
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Bolivia in Turmoil
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Photo: Daily Mail 
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Morales Rival gets COVID
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Jorge Manolo Villarroel. Photo: EFE
Education
A teacher with super powers
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Izquierda, Jeanine Áñez, foto: Javier Mamani/ Getty Images. Derecha: Evo Morales, foto: Ricardo Ceppi/Getty Images.
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Evo 2.0?
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Evo Morales Press Conference In Buenos Aires BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - DECEMBER 17 (Photo by Stringer/Getty Images)
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Evo Morales in Argentina
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Anti-Morales demonstrators hold a box simulating a coffin with the name of Evo Morales at former government house Palacio Quemado on November 10, 2019 in La Paz, Bolivia. Photo by Javier Mamani/Getty Images
Thought Leaders
Racism and Violence
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Bolivia's president Evo Morales applies for asylum in Mexico by Michelle Myers
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Evo Morales asylum
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 10: President of Bolivia Evo Morales Ayma talks during a morning press conference when he announced he was going to call for fresh elections after OAS questioned the results of elections held on October 20th on November 10, 2019 in La Paz, Bolivia. Later today, Morales announced his resignation in Chimore, Cochabamba. (Photo by Alexis Demarco/APG/Getty Images)
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The end of an era
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Elba Hevia y Vaca, founder and director of Pasión y Arte, an all-female dance company, first fell in love with flamenco as a 13-year-old growing up in La Paz, Bolivia. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
Heritage and History
Pasión for flamenco
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Bertha Acarapi during the news broadcast at ATB Television Studios in La Paz. Photo: Eduardo Leal, "Cholita's Rise"
Heritage and History
Cholitas in the News
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Ana Carola Torres, president of Bolivia's Association of Volunteers against Childhood Cancer (AVCCI), is seen on Nov. 15, 2018 presenting at an interview with EFE the kind of dolls used in the association's "Conquering Monsters" project to aid childhood cancer patients and their families. EFE-EPA/Martin Alipaz
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Friendly monsters help…
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DROUGHT, PESTS IN BOLIVIA
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Heritage and History
new light on Tiwanaku
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A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
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View of a human skull from the pre-Columbian Tiahuanaco culture at Bolivia's National Museum of Archaeology, in La Paz, Bolivia, April 8, 2018. EPA-EFE/BOLIVIAN CULTURES AND TOURISM MINISTRY
Heritage and History
Reconstructing skulls
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Tourists in the Uyuni Salt Flat, Bolivia in Jan 2018. 
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Crossing Bolivia's beauty