Front – The Anglo-Bolivian Society

Bolivia’s Internet Challenges

InternetBolivia.org director, Eliana Quiroz, will talk about Bolivia’s internet challenges: the current state of play, issues concerning privacy, access and public policy, among others.

Brits in Bolivia – bits and pieces

Former British diplomat, Alan Shave – living in La Paz since his retirement in 1996 – was challenged, over a glass of cognac, to write a history of the British in Bolivia. His investigations have now produced some 40 chapters in draft – and he’s still researching everything British in his adoptive country from bilateral relations to spies, mining and railway development and more.

Trend-Driven Innovation in Bolivia

All businesses and organizations realize that innovation is more and more relevant if you wish to stay unique, at the top of your sector, or on the radar of your customers/stakeholders. In this sense, trend- driven innovation is a methodology with a set of easy-to-use tools, that can strategically help any type of organization anticipate their customer’s future needs and consequently develop strategies to satisfy them. This presentation will introduce this methodology, exploring some trends and innovation in the Bolivian context.

Anglo-Bolivian Society’s statement regarding Bolivia’s situation

The Council of the Anglo-Bolivian Society is concerned at the escalation of unrest and violence that has followed the Sunday 20 October elections.

Bolivian Elections

Bolivian General Elections will take place on 20 Octobre. Bolivian residents in London are allow to participate in the polls. The Bolivian Embassy has provided information to any Bolivian resident in London who is allowed to vote.