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La edición como potencia: Entrevista a las creadoras de Mantis y Dum Dum by Mariana Lardone

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Introducción: Geopoéticas del abigarramiento en narrativas bolivianas actuales by Magdalena González Almada, Tatiana Navallo, Alexander Torres

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Urban Mobility and "Geometries of Power": The Urban Streetcar in La Paz at the Beginning of the 20th Century by Javier Velasco

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The Political Economy of Gas, Soy and Lithium in Morales’s Bolivia by Nicole Fabricant, Bret Gustafson

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Xavier Albó, Genius and Figure... by Carmen Beatriz Ruiz

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Violeta Parra y Matilde Casazola: muchedumbre, bastardismo y viaje a la semilla by Magela Baudoin

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Alba María Paz Soldán. Sed que no para. Ensayos reunidos (1982-2020) by Magdalena González Almada

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The Testament of Manuela Mier: Miner and Azoguera from Oruro, 1805 by María Concepción Gavira Márquez

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Forma e historicidad de lo fantástico: descontento realista y profundidad espacial en Liliana Colanzi by Roberto Cruz Arzabal

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La Asamblea Constituyente de Bolivia: de la oportunidad a la amenaza by Jorge Lazarte

“…The Constituent Assembly (CA) was born with an idea widely shared by the population that it would be the historical opportunity of a “pact” between the Bolivians to live together being different, and it concluded being as an scenario for confrontation. …”
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O fluxo de estrangeiros para o Brasil em fins do Novecentos by José Flávio Motta, Nelson Nozoe

“…We observed population movements related to the privatization process and sales of national companies to foreign capital, e.g., Spanish, as well as movements of economically excluded people, such as Bolivians, struggling to survive. Both movements clearly represent the two faces of the same coin, and together reflect the characteristics of modern capitalism. …”
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Música, fronteras y etnogénesis sikuri. El ascenso musical al Abra de Punta Corral, Tilcara (Jujuy, Argentina) by Pablo Mardones, Ignacio Moñino

“…In addition, we argue that its practice has been accompanied by a questioning of the local identities of the Argentine, indigenous descendants of Bolivians, living on the border. Drawing on audiovisual anthropology and analyses of ethnicity and boundaries in Latin America, we reflect on the reach and relevance of music, identity, and devotion in the Abra of Punta Corral and the Quebrada of Humahuaca, exploring contrasting imaginaries of the Bolivian and the kolla and their historical construction by elites in Jujuy, Argentina.…”
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Immigrants in the Nation's imaginary. An outlook from the organizations of three Latin American communities in XXI Century Argentina by Natalia Gavazzo

“…Firstly, it will describe the emergence of social networks among Paraguayan, Bolivian and Chilean immigrants, focusing on their institutions and comparing both leadership profiles and types of community-based organizations. …”
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Bolivia's Net Zero path: Investment needs, challenges, and opportunities by Lykke E. Andersen, Luis E. Gonzales, Alfonso Malky

“…To make sure that poor people are not hurt by the Net Zero strategy, most of the funds should be used to promote alternative and more sustainable economic opportunities for Bolivians, including resilient and diverse agro-forestry activities, zero-deforestation beef production, nature-based tourism, high value-added wood products, scientific research, etc. …”
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Community-based actions in consulates: a new paradigm for opportunities for systematic integration in Chagas disease detection by Jordi Gómez i Prat, Maria Serrano Gregori, Isabel Claveria Guiu, Estefa Choque, Maria Delmans Flores-Chavez, Israel Molina, Francesc Zarzuela, Elena Sulleiro, Aurore Dehousse, Pedro Albajar-Vinas, Hakima Ouaarab

“…Most of the 307 participants were Bolivian women residents in Barcelona. In strategy 1, 73 people (35.8% of those who were offered the test) were screened and 19.2% of them were diagnosed with CD. …”
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Genetic differences between Mestizo populations of Bolivia and Peru by Jorge Cervantes

“…Data on the genetic background of Peruvian and Bolivian populations is still scarce. Studies have shown that mestizos (i.e. mixed, but of predominantly Native American ancestry) present several HLA alleles originally described in genetically isolated Amerindian tribes, and that Peruvian and Bolivian mestizos are closely genetically related. …”
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Les femmes et l’approche du Buen Vivir en Bolivie : entre l’absence et l’émergence by Cécile Collinge, Juan-Luis Klein

“…At the beginning of the XXIe century, the Bolivian government gave a prominent place to the indigenous lifestyle, inspired by the Buen Vivir approach. …”
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Populizm religijno-polityczny Eva Moralesa wyzwaniem dla Kościoła katolickiego by Jarosław Tomaszewski

“… The article shows the diffi cult problem of how to renew the dialogue between the Catholic Church, present in Bolivia since the sixteenth century and the populist regime of Evo Morales, nowadays expelled by the Bolivian opposition from his own country. The painful division of the Bolivian society into several distinctly separate groups is a huge missionary challenge for the Catholic Church in Bolivia. …”
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