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Tag Archives: culture

Night of Bolivian films: Viernes de Soltero and Altiplanos

Guadalupe Peres-Cajias will talk about on how “fiestas” in public spaces, located in zones usually inhabited by traditional middle and upper classes, illustrate the social tensions produced by the social mobility of popular classes in La Paz.

Posted byasouvironFebruary 17, 2020November 27, 2021Posted inMore EventsTags:Bolivia, culture, filmLeave a comment on Night of Bolivian films: Viernes de Soltero and Altiplanos

La Paz: a city of joys and frictions

Guadalupe Peres-Cajias will talk about on how “fiestas” in public spaces, located in zones usually inhabited by traditional middle and upper classes, illustrate the social tensions produced by the social mobility of popular classes in La Paz.

Posted byasouvironJune 19, 2019October 28, 2019Posted inEventsTags:Bolivia, culture, development, music, Sociology, trendsLeave a comment on La Paz: a city of joys and frictions

2018 Bolivia Chevening & Plurinational State Scholars Meet-up

The Chevening Scholars have been selected from a huge number of applicants to obtain a master’s degree at a British university.

Posted byasouvironOctober 13, 2018June 8, 2019Posted inEventsTags:Bolivia, Chevening, culture, EducationLeave a comment on 2018 Bolivia Chevening & Plurinational State Scholars Meet-up

Book presentation: “The Illegal Dance”

Memories of a young Bolivian woman in London. The author, Vicky Borda Oviedo, will present her book and invite a discussion.

Posted byasouvironSeptember 30, 2018April 24, 2019Posted inEventsTags:Bolivia, culture, ImmigrationLeave a comment on Book presentation: “The Illegal Dance”

Revolutions in Bolivia – Programme

The ABS and the ILAS will explore the impact of the 1952’s National Revolution and Evo Morales’ “Democratic Revolution”.

Posted byasouvironMarch 9, 2018September 24, 2018Posted inEvents, NewsTags:Andes, Bolivia, business, culture, discussion, Economics, economy, elections, Evo Morales, governance, Government, history, Ideologies, politics, President, protests, Socialism

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