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Bolivien marschiert mit Globos bewaffnet
Sucre zum Karneval. Das bereitet nur wenig Freude. Schon kurz nach unserer Ankunft wurden wir Zielscheibe feindlicher Globo-Angriffe. Mit Wasser gefüllte Luftballons ist die eine Art der Waffe, die nur an kühlen Tagen schmerzt und solch ein Tag war unser Ankunftstag. Später wurden wir mit gefärbtem Wasser beschmissen, was mehr schmerzte. Jeder …
Day 1 of new beginnings
Once again the buses seem to just drop you off in a street if the middle of nowhere, how I miss the bus terminals of Argentina!
Still there is always people around offering taxi services.
I found a nice guy that happily told me all about Sucre in his broken English and what was good to see and gave me a couple of names of good …
La Cuidad Blanco
It's only a short journey from Potosi to Sucre but the contrast in the cities is extreme. Sucre is one of the capitals of Bolivia and home to the Supreme Court. It is very obviously more wealthy that Potosi in the centre although there are many poor neighbourhoods further out in the suburbs. It's tradition that the buildings in Sucre are required …
Day 74: Sucre's Museo de Arte Indígeno - Part Deux
Honestly, I’m beginning to feel a bit like the Angel of Doom or something. I go to Santiago, and a month later, hundreds die in a major earthquake. I go to Rio de Janeiro and a month later, nearly a hundred die in major floods. Not a good feeling. Watching the pictures on one of the Spanish Sky News type channels on the TV in the room - there …
Sucre
Sucre, Bolovia, a fabulously old colonial city that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. White washed streets amid an urban environment as well as displaying a very traditional way of life.
On Sunday mornings many buses leave for Tarabuca for the traditional Bolivian markets held in the small town... we were on that bus! We …