Man in the World
The more I travel, learn and experience, the more I realize how little I know of the world
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Mexico: OAS Must Clarify Audit of Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
Source: Mexico: OAS Must Clarify Audit of Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
Bolivia: Ex-Leader of Indigenous Women Federation Detained
Source: Bolivia: Ex-Leader of Indigenous Women Federation Detained
A Washington Post Survey Rules out Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
Source: A Washington Post Survey Rules out Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
The Coup in Bolivia: The 500 Year War between Indigenous Peoples and the criollos in Latin America
The Alliance between the United States of American (USA) and Latin American conservatives and oligarchs has a new chapter in a bloody and brutal tale of genocide, murder, torture and oppression. The US government in Washington DC has a long history of meddling in… Continue Reading “The Coup in Bolivia: The 500 Year War between Indigenous Peoples and the criollos in Latin America”
Amazing Tiwanaku
Tiwanaku, Bolivia. 7. April, 2017. Tiwanaku was the ceremonial capital of an empire that thrived in the Andes Mts. around Lake Titicaca from 200-700 AD. Only administrators and leaders lived in the city and directed the daily running of the empire from this place.… Continue Reading “Amazing Tiwanaku”
A Lively Festival
La Paz (Chuqi Yapu), Peru 9.04.2017 We were woken early on Sunday morning by loud banging of drums and trumpets just outside our hotel window. A little annoyed we scrambled to the window to see what was going on. The little church just next… Continue Reading “A Lively Festival”
Blessed Pachamama
Cuzco, Runa Simi (Quechua) Country, Peru 20.04.2017 We participated today in a special ritual dedicated to Pachamama, the gods in the mountains and the Incas Sacred Valley, Willka Qhichwa. Although this was done for tourists at this occasion, the ritual has clearly a sacred… Continue Reading “Blessed Pachamama”
Saksaywaman
Cuzco, Runa Simi (Quechua) Country, Peru 22.04.2017 A mysterious and fantastic place. Surreal. Defies explanation. Who built it? Why did they build it? What is the meaning of the layout of the place? Does it have some correlation to Angkor Wat and Tiwanaku? What… Continue Reading “Saksaywaman”
Bolivia, a New Dawn?
La Paz, Bolivia. April 7th, 2017. Bolivian history is a violent one. Marked by a vicious cycle of endless robbery by a few elite criollos of Spanish and European descended people who make up the upper class, especially in the east of the country.… Continue Reading “Bolivia, a New Dawn?”
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Former Nobel Peace Prize Nominates Morales for 2020 Distinction
Posted on 4. March, 2020 by Man in the World
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Source: Former Nobel Peace Prize Nominates Morales for 2020 Distinction
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