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1. Welcome To The Best Peru Hotels November 19, 2009 The world's highest navigable lake is located between Peru and Bolivia. The part that corresponds to Peru is situated in Puno. The best way to arrive to Puno is traveling by airplane. There are daily flights to Puno from Lima and the trip takes approximately 1 hour. During your stay in this country you should book Peru Hotels. Puno has a rich history. According to the legend, Manco Capac and Mama Ocllo emerged from the Titicaca Lake and founded the Inca Empire. Just few minutes from downtown Puno people can see the immense Titicaca Lake and take a tour around its most important islands. ... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

2. US Cites 20 Countries for Illegal Drugs September 16, 2009 The White House has released an annual list of countries the United States considers major producers or transporters of illegal drugs. The State Department released a list of 20 countries late Tuesday.A statement released by the department says Bolivia, Burma and Venezuela have "failed demonstrably" to meet their obligations to fight drugs as promised under international agreements.The state department says the designation can lead to sanctions, but added President Barack Obama had issued waivers to Bolivia and Venezuela so that the U.S. can continue to support specific donor-aid programs in t... (read more)

3. Spain Drops Bolivia's Debt September 15, 2009 Spain has agreed to cancel the $87 million debt it is owed by Bolivia in an effort to help the impoverished South American country's development.Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (r) shakes hands with Bolivia's President Evo Morales at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain, 15 Sep 2009Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said Tuesday that 60 percent of the debt would be forgiven entirely, while Bolivia's government will invest the remaining 40 percent in education programs.The prime minister spoke in Madrid during a news conference with Bolivian President Evo Mor... (read more)

4. Do something good with your vacation! Adventure in the Andes March 6-19, 2010 September 09, 2009 Sign up for a once in a lifetime trip to the Andes March 6-19, 2010 Walk through the Andes on cobblestones laid by the Incas! Explore the jungle with native Amazonian tribes! Help Aymara children develop avant-garde theater! From March 6-19, 2010, Shine a Light (www.shinealight.org) is collaborating with Wild Imagination Tours to show the wealth of indigenous cultures in Bolivia, whether traditional tribes in the Amazon or child artists in La Paz. It is a unique opportunity to encounter another world as equals, not as tourists, and at the same time to support programs for marginalized chi... (read more) Author: Rahul Colin

5. The usages and benefits of Maca September 02, 2009 Maca, also known as Lepidium Meyenni is really a plant that is in the regions of Bolivia and Peru. It has its uses both as a root vegetable and a medicinal herb. Folk in Peru cook this root in assorted tactics for its consumption. It is either mashed or boiled to make a kind of sweet, or it is mixed with milk to form porridge. Besides these, it is cooked in varied alternative ways too. Till long time back, Maca was consumed by the people to gain strength and increase body staying power. This root offers a novel balance of starches, sugars and proteins, and even vitamins too. In the Asia... (read more) Author: Lowell Haney

6. Kefersol import & export C.A September 02, 2009 Philips,canon,olympus,garmin,motorola,kenwood,icon, vertexstandard,yaesu,importadora,exportadora,s.a,ciudad del este,py, paraguay,paraguai,fronteira,foz do iguacu,pr,eletronicos,radios,sons,home theater,Electrodomesticos, Repuestos electrodomesticos, Servicio tecnico, Artefactos para el hogar, Refrigeracion,Toda Amarica Latina , Argentina , Bolivia , Chile,Colombia,Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador , El Salvador , Espanha , Guatemala , Honduras , Mexico , Nicaragua , Panama , Paraguay , Perú , Puerto Rico , República Dominicana , Uruguay , Venezuela,importacao,exportacao miami,uruguay,dubai,singapur... (read more) Author: alberto correa

7. Interesting Facts About Peru August 26, 2009 Fascinating Facts About Peru and Frequently Asked QuestionsWhere is the country of Peru?Peru is found in the western portion of South America, on the South Pacific Ocean. Ecuador is located to the northeast,Colombia is north of Peru, to the south is Chile, to the southeast is Bolivia,and Brazil is located to the east. What does the name "Peru" mean?The country name "Peru" is named after a person named Biru', who was a local ruler near the Bay of San Miguel (in Panama) in the 16th century. When Spanish explorers of the 16th century came into contact with him, his territory was the southernmost ... (read more) Author: Jon Smarth

8. Myth of Where You Need to Import Your Product From June 17, 2009 Do you want to import Icelandic sweaters, Norwegian and other Scandinavian woolens? Unless there is a need to do as I mentioned in my previous example with the Italian lighting fixtures why buy your woolens in Iceland or Norway? Take your Icelandic, Norwegian, Scandinavian designs to Bolivia and knock it off there for one fifth of the cost! That's how you must think of doing import export business today! The finished product will look pretty much the same, except the label will say "Made in Bolivia!" Most buyers won't care! They'll love your designs and especially your attractive prices! ... (read more) Author: Tomas Belcik

9. Official Languages of South Africa May 29, 2009 There are few other accurate reflections of the cultural diversity of South Africa which match its official languages. Eleven official languages make South Africa the country with the second-most number of constitutionally recognised languages next to Bolivia and India. All eleven languages are mandated to share equal emphasis and importance, in usage and in development. It is unavoidable that all the official languages have exerted influences on each other. However, their origins still separate the languages from being fully intelligible to native speakers of certain tongues. English E... (read more) Author: Tim Keats

10. The value of Father's Day May 28, 2009 Fathers Day is quite a recent idea, with it being celebrated from the early twentieth century. It is believed that the first ever Father’s day was celebrated on July 5 1908. It was celebrated by Dr. Robert Webb in a church of Fairmont, West Virginia. Different countries celebrate Father’s Day on different dates. In Russia it is celebrated on February 23. Italy, Portugal, Spain, Andorra and Bolivia celebrate it on March 19. In Australia and New Zealand it is celebrated on the first Sunday of September. While Japan, Antigua, Bangladesh, Philippines, Switzerland, Zimbabwe, Hong Kong, Hung... (read more) Author: stain leys

11. Chinchilla History May 19, 2009 The term chinchilla was coined after the word “Chincha” meaning the people of the Andes region, particularly the Andes Mountain in South America. Chinchilla means “little Chincha”. They were first born in the 19th century and were regarded to be the animals that have thick and soft fur. There are two types of chinchillas. The chinchilla brevicaudata, also known as the Bolivian, Peruvian and Royal chinchilla, and has a short tail. They came from the Andes Mountains in the regions of Chile, Peru and Bolivia. This type of Chinchillas has an exquisite type of fur and is said to be nearing it... (read more) Author: Ma. Camille Heimbrod

12. Hotel Peru Is The Best Option May 19, 2009 Cusco is considered the Archaeological Capital of America. This department constitutes the principal tourist attractiveness in Peru, and obviously the most visited one. Cusco was capital of the Inca Empire which extended for Chile, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru and Argentina. However, Cusco was the head of Empire named Tahuantinsuyo. Hotel Peru is located in most departments of Peru. Machu Picchu’s Citadel is the main attraction in Cusco and in Peru. Incredibly this Inca citadel was never discovered by the Spaniards until the American archaeologist Hiram Bighman discovered it in 1911... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

13. Diplomatic Immunity Scrutinized: The Case of Zimbabwe May 06, 2009 In the recent past, we have seen some ambassadors being expelled from countries in which they represent their country of origin. One example which comes to mind is that of Venezuela and Bolivia. The moves by these countries are highly unprecedented in international politics. This poses the question, of how and in what circumstances are host countries justified in expelling the official representatives of other countries. Is there an internationally recognized law which protects the rights of diplomatic officers, or all is based on mutual understanding. In the case of Bolivia, the Boliv... (read more) Author: Fredrick Matsheza

14. All About Alpacas May 06, 2009 Alpacas are part of the South American Camelid family along with the vicuna, guanaco, and llama. The alpaca is farmed for their beautiful coats which have a cashmere-like quality and were once upon a time reserved for the Incan Royal Family. Alpacas are significantly smaller than their cousins llamas. They are a herd animal and originate from southern Peru, northern Bolivia and northern Chile. Aplaca fibre is a luxurious and versatile wool that can be used for many different items. It can be used to make clothes, ie, gloves, hats, jumpers or jumpers. It is also used for making warm blank... (read more) Author: Emma Alpaca

15. Things to Do In Puno Peru April 16, 2009 There are many unique things to do in Puno Peru. It was an important place for the Incas, and officially founded in 1668 by a Spanish viceroy. It is known as the folkloric capitol of Peru, hosting several festivals throughout the year. Most visitors to Puno are there to see Lake Titicaca which crosses the Peru-Bolivia border. The Top 5 Things to Do In Puno Peru Are: 1) Lake Titicaca: One Day Lake Titicaca is the highest navigatable lake in the world at 12,500 feet above sea level. Inca myth states that the first Inca, Mano Capac, rose from its waters. The Lake is notable for its... (read more) Author: Thomas Carroll

16. Bolivia's Morales Ends Hunger Strike April 14, 2009 Bolivia's President Evo Morales waves to supporters in La Paz, 14 Apr 2009Bolivian President Evo Morales ended his five-day hunger strike Tuesday, after Congress passed a new electoral law making it possible for him to seek re-election in December.The new law approved early Tuesday calls for general elections to be held on December 6 and gives more seats in Congress to minority indigenous groups.Mr. Morales is the country's first indigenous president.President Morales started the hunger strike Thursday after accusing the opposition-controlled Senate of holding up passage of the measure.  ... (read more)

17. Fidel Castro Expresses Support for Bolivia's Morales April 11, 2009 Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro says he has phoned Bolivian President Evo Morales to express support for the indigenous leader's hunger strike.In an article published on a Cuban state Web site, Mr. Castro said he called Mr. Morales Friday, after meeting in Cuba with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.Mr. Castro said he relayed a message of solidarity on behalf of Mr. Chavez and himself, and expressed their confidence in the Bolivian president's victory.President Morales began a hunger strike Thursday to pressure lawmakers to pass a controversial electoral law ratifying December 6th as the date ... (read more)

18. Bolivia's Morales Begins Hunger Strike April 09, 2009 Bolivia's President Evo Morales (file)Bolivian President Evo Morales has begun a hunger strike to demand that the nation's Congress pass an electoral law ratifying a date for general elections in December.The president was quoted Thursday as saying he was starting the strike "to defend the vote of the people."  He also accused members of the opposition-led Senate of trying to block the legislation.The election bill has been held up by demands for an updated voter registry, arguments over whether Bolivians living outside the country should be able to vote, and a dispute over the number of ... (read more)

19. Have Fun Visiting Hotels In Peru March 20, 2009 South America is perfect for exploring, especially, Peru, the Incas country. Peru is bordered by Colombia and Ecuador to the north, Bolivia and Brazil to the east, and Chile to the south. Many flights of the entire world arrive to Lima, Peru. Therefore, you don’t have excuses; visit Peru in your next vacations and book Hotels in Peru to have a pleasant stay. Peru is divided in three regions: coast, sierra and jungle that contain 24 departments and one constitutional province called Callao. Our first destination is located in the sierra. It is Cajamarca’s department. Cajamarca is fa... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

20. US Diplomat Leaves Bolivia on Expulsion Order March 12, 2009 A U.S. diplomat has left Bolivia, three days after President Evo Morales declared him persona non-grata and ordered him out of the country for allegedly conspiring against the government.Francisco Martinez flew out of Bolivia Thursday, complying with the order to leave the country within 72 hours. Martinez was the second secretary at the U.S. Embassy in La Paz.Last month, Bolivia's government accused Martinez of working with a former Bolivian police officer who, it alleged, infiltrated state-run energy company YPFB on behalf of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. Evo MoralesThe French news ... (read more)

21. How to get to Uyuni and when to go March 13, 2009 How to get to Uyuni and when to go Getting to Uyuni It is possible to get to Uyuni by land, by train or by bus. Unfortunately, it is temporarily not possible to get to Uyuni by air. Following the different route options: La Paz to Uyuni To get to Uyuni from La Paz city, take a bus. The trip takes approximately 12 to 15 hours. The suggested bus companies to Uyuni from La Paz are: Todo Turismo with daily departures at 20:30, highly recommended. Trans Omar Trans Panamerican The highway from La Paz to Oruro is paved till Chal... (read more) Author: Gabor Kosaras

22. Hazards of Cyanide in Mining March 10, 2009 The use of cyanide in the mining process of metals such as gold and silver, leads to severe environmental risks. The use of cyanide in gold mining has led to environmental disasters in many countries across the world such as the United States, Canada, China, Guyana, Bolivia, Zimbabwe, Philippines and Ghana. Recently, Community groups and NGOs in Europe and the United States issued a report which exposed the danger of unregulated cyanide compound releases from mines around the world. Cyanide is deadly for human beings as well as the environment. The main risks associated with the use of cy... (read more) Author: Brayan Peter

23. Bolivia Expels US Diplomat March 09, 2009 Bolivia's President Evo Morales (file)Bolivian President Evo Morales has ordered a U.S. diplomat out of the country in the second such expulsion since September.The president on Monday declared Francisco Martinez persona non grata, accusing Martinez of involvement in a "conspiracy" against the Bolivian government.Last month, Bolivia's government accused Martinez of working with a former Bolivian police officer who, it alleged, infiltrated the state-run energy company YPFB on behalf of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. The French news agency, AFP Monday quoted Mr. Morales as alleging ... (read more)

24. The Great Salt Flat of Uyuni and Its Surroundings March 04, 2009 Surrounded by mountains and volcanoes that reach 5000 meters above sea level, the Uyuni Salt Flat (Salar de Uyuni) in Bolivia is an immense white plain of 12.000 square kilometers of salt. It is the only place on Earth visible by the naked eye from the moon. Some call it a desert - nothing lives here - while for others it is a sea. However, the only thing certain is that the Uyuni salt flat is a huge white plain surface formed by grain after grain of salt. It is such an extraordinary place that no visitor has yet left unimpressed. Once inside, when everything is white, it is ver... (read more) Author: Gabor Kosaras

25. Oruro Carnival Dances February 16, 2009 Held in: Oruro, Bolivia The Oruro Carnival is a festivity that was born from the ancestral ritual of adoration of the Urus gods and also of the Candelaria Virgin (Socavon Virgin) during the colinial times. The traditional Carnival festivity generates 18 marvelous dance expressions that nowadays are performed during the folkloric entrance. La Diablada The Diablada is a dance that originally comes from Oruro and is a material representation of a deep religious inspiration. This inspiration began with the discovery of the miraculous image of the Virgin Candelaria in the shelter o... (read more) Author: Gabor Kosaras

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