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Fiscalía solicita 3 meses más de cárcel para la expresidenta Jeanine Áñez
La Fiscalía emitió una solicitud de ampliación de la detención preventiva de la expresidenta Jeanine Áñez por 3 meses más, en el caso Golpe I. Esto surge luego de la reciente revelación de dos diputados masistas que indican que el exmandatario Evo Morales ordenó la renuncia de los diputados y senadores que estaban en línea de sucesión. Por su parte, el activista Bladimir Machicao prepara una…
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"Fashion is very important. It is life-enhancing and, like everything that gives pleasure, it is worth doing well. Machicao Spring/Summer 2024 #OlympicNightOfFashion #Paris2024 #machicaocouture
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Moquegua: confirman cadena perpetua para violador de menor edad
El Poder Judicial condenó a cadena perpetua a Héctor Berroa Roldán, por el delito contra la libertad sexual en la modalidad de violación por haber abusado de su sobrina, menor de edad, y ahora permanecerá en prisión por el resto de su vida tras la confirmación de la pena en segunda instancia. El fiscal superior, Juan José Machicao Tejada, solicitó durante la audiencia de segunda instancia, que…
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Bolivia's Farm Hub Battles Political Capital Over Cattle and Grains : Inside US
Bolivia’s Farm Hub Battles Political Capital Over Cattle and Grains : Inside US
By Agustin Marcarian and Monica Machicao PAILAS, Bolivia (Reuters) – Javier Monasterio, a rancher in Bolivia’s lowland area of Santa Cruz, is feeling the economic hit of weeks-long protests and blockades since the dramatic arrest of the region’s governor that has snarled domestic transport of grains and meat. The tensions were sparked by the arrest of Santa Cruz’s local elected leader Luis…
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“El sicu tienen carácter fúnebre, guerrero, ceremonial y festivo” Nilton Horacio Machicao Béjar nació el 21 de marzo de 1960, en Moho; es hijo de Armando Machicao Bejarano y Alcira Béjar Miranda.
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Update from August 2021:
Bolivia's Lake Poopo was once a fountain of life for local inhabitants, who fished from its teeming waters and farmed along its banks. Now it is a desert. Scientists say the one-time lake, which sprawls across Bolivia's sun-drenched, high-altitude altiplano, has fallen victim to decades of water diversion for regional irrigation needs. And a warmer, drier climate has made its recovery increasingly unlikely. "It's like a perfect storm," says Jorge Molina, a researcher with the Universidad Mayor de San Andres. [...] The lake, Bolivia's second largest, is very shallow, and has traditionally ebbed and flowed, according to both scientists and the lake's long-time Aymara inhabitants. Valerio Rojas [...] "In our Aymara language it is said that: 'Our mother earth is tired'." [...] “It is no longer a functional lake. A lake that dries up too often is no longer functional for fauna, flora and biodiversity," Molina told Reuters. The drought is also driving away the communities that once lived along its banks, says Benedicta Uguera, an Indigenous woman from Untavi [...]. “The families decided to leave the island, because we cannot survive without water and there is no more life," she said
[Source: Reporting by Monica Machicao. Writing by Dave Sherwood. Editing by David Holmes. Published at: “Bolivia’s lake Poopo dries up and scientists fear refill unlikely.” Reuters. 3 August 2021.]
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A huge lake in Bolivia has almost entirely disappeared.
Lake Poopó used to be the country’s second largest, after Lake Titicaca [the largest freshwater lake on the South American continent], and just a few decades ago in its wet season peak it would stretch almost 70km end to end and cover an area of 3,000 sq km – the size of a small country like Luxembourg.
Today, the lake is largely a flat expanse of salty mud.
What happened? We’ve looked into this in various scientific studies over the past few years, and the answer is a mix of both climate factors and more direct human factors such as too much irrigation. [...]
Lake Poopó, is found at nearly 3,700 meters above sea level in the “Altiplano”, a large plateau in the centre of the Andes mountains. It is an endorheic basin: nothing flows out, and water is lost only through evaporation. Since dissolved minerals stick around when water is evaporated, the lake is as salty as the ocean – in some places considerably saltier. Nonetheless, some decades ago Poopó was home to large communities of plants and animals and was a source of resources for the region’s inhabitants. Nowadays, the situation is drastically different. Water levels have declined over the past two decades, and eventually the lake dried out entirely at the end of 2015 after the extreme weather phenomenon of El Niño.
This was ecological devastation. Many of the lake’s 200 or so animal species disappeared, including reptiles, mammals, birds – it hosts a huge community of flamingos – and of course fish. There was also an exodus of rural people to the nearest big cities.
Worst affected of all are the Urus-Muratos, an Indigenous community whose entire way of life was based around fishing Lake Poopó.
But during the past few decades, much of the Desaguadero was diverted for irrigation, so there was less water left to top up the lake. As Poopó is unusually shallow, mostly just a few metres deep, relatively small changes in overall water volume make a big difference to its surface area. Though the lake has partially recovered due to above-average precipitation in the years since 2015, the situation is still dire. [...]
We found the highest increases in water losses took place in the area around the city of Oruro, which lies to the north of the lake. This is an area with lots of human activity, urban growth, new highways, and where river water has been used for mining and agriculture. Bolivia is the biggest producer of quinoa in the world and the crop increased by 45.5% from 1980 to 2011. As quinoa became more popular around the world over the past decade, production increased a further 60% in just five years to meet global demand.
Headline, GIF animation, photos, captions, and text published by: Juan Torres-Battio and Belen Marti-Dardona. “Lake Poopo: why Bolivia’s second largest lake disappeared -- and how to bring it back.” The Conversation. 11 January 2021.
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Bolivian Mayor Assaulted by Protesters in Postelection Mayhem After the mayor was accused of organizing a pro-government mob, antigovernment protesters kidnapped her, cut her hair and doused her in paint.. via NYT World
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Prepárate para la próxima edición de la Bienal Internacional del Cartel Bolivia
¡Todos los asistentes a la charla informativa acerca de la Bienal Internacional del Cartel Bolivia (BICeBé) recibirán grandes noticias el miércoles 13 de septiembre a las 16 horas en el auditorio del Patio del Cabildo de Tarija! La directora Susana Machicao, junto con su equipo, llegarán para contar detalles del cartelismo, la bienal, y la historia del cartel en Bolivia. Así como también para…
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Blowing our heads and having the opportunity to know our local creative potential with PKN.
- PechaKucha Night La Paz organizer, Susana Machicao
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Machicao Couture s/s 2023 Paris fashion week
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Latin America's Kids Slid Into Education Black Hole During Pandemic | World News
Latin America’s Kids Slid Into Education Black Hole During Pandemic | World News
By Steven Grattan and Monica Machicao LA PAZ/SAO PAULO (Reuters) – In Bolivia’s highland city La Paz, Maribel Sanchez’s children spent much of the last two years huddling over a small smartphone screen to attend online classes amid a lengthy lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. The two boys, aged 11 and eight, frequently missed lessons when their timetables collided as the family had no…
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#Americas#Black#Bolivia#Collections: World#Coronavirus#Education#hole#kids#Latin#News#pandemic#Reuters#Slid#South America#Workforce#World#World News
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Accusations Against Detained Bolivian Governor Camacho Are 'Made Up', Says Ex President Mesa : Inside US
Accusations Against Detained Bolivian Governor Camacho Are ‘Made Up’, Says Ex President Mesa : Inside US
LA PAZ (Reuters) – Bolivia’s former President Carlos Mesa told Reuters in an interview on Thursday that the accusations against Luis Fernando Camacho, the governor of agricultural hub Santa Cruz who was detained on Wednesday, are made up, spurious and non-existent. (Reporting by Monica Machicao; Editing by Anthony Esposito) Copyright 2022 Thomson Reuters. Source link
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Práctica 2: Mapa de Internet
Fecha Espacial 0111.21
Grupo 8:
- Estefanía Fuentes
- Luis Vera
- Andres Machicao (yo)
Idea: 5 Circulos de la red del Infierno
¿Por qué elegimos este concepto?
Porque simboliza la profundidad del vicio por estas aplicaciones.
Los niveles simbolizan el tiempo que consume de nuestras vidas.
¿Qué sucede en las fronteras?
Lo que sucede en sus fronteras son básicamente un nivel más o menos del vicio/tiempo que le dedicamos.
¿Cómo se distancian unas de otras?
Estos territorios se distancian por unas capas de tierra las cuales separan los niveles ya anteriormente nombrados, los cuales están ordenados por la cantidad de tiempo que le dedicamos a sus respectivas aplicaciones.
¿Qué tipo de topografía existe en estos territorios?
Territorios:
1. Tik tok
2. Instagram
3. Facebook
4. Youtube
5. Netflix
¿Quiénes habitan estos territorios?
Tiktok: Aquí la gente ha perdido por completo la noción del tiempo, no saben qué hora es, ni cuánto tiempo llevan en este lugar.
Instagram: Viven una vida basada en la perfección, no se les permite mostrar nada que no se vea perfecto.
Facebook: En este territorio la vida es real y al mismo tiempo no, sus habitantes desconocen si su vida misma es una noticia falsa y a su vez no se la toman en serio. La incertidumbre es su pan de cada día, al igual que los memes y frases motivacionales.
YouTube: Gente cara de monitor dividida en 2 clases sociales: una que hace contenido audiovisual y otra que consume, los cuales viven dependientes entre sí.
Netflix: La característica de la gente de este territorio es madurar físicamente desde muy temprana edad. A su vez son gente muy lujuriosa entre sí, llegando a usar bastantes veces la clásica jugada de llevar a su pareja a "ver Netflix" en su casa. Y cuentan con graves problemas de salud por la cantidad de horas dedicadas a botanear viendo películas y series.
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Conclusión y Opinión al respecto (Personal):
Me pareció un tema bastante interesante ya que el ser humano contemporáneo esta bastante enganchado por las redes sociales, o cualquier aplicación de ocio, cosa que no es malo si sabe regular el tiempo dedicado a las mismas.
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El Centro Musical Moho Por: Javier Calderón Sobre el pueblo de Moho, se han escrito miles de historias. De sus paisajes, de esas flores multicolores que nacen en la tierra fértil y alcanzan el horizonte de la vida, se han hilvanado poemas de estética primaveral.
#Armando Machicao Bejarano#Arsenio Ángles Ángles#Atilio Machicao Bejarano#Benjamín Gálvez#Carlos Arias Apaza#Centro#Centro Musical Moho#Elizalde Salazar Machicao#Eugenio Salazar Carpio#Juan Gálvez Machicao#Juan Vargas Flores y José Antonio Salazar Rodrigo#Lizandro Amata Machicao#Miguel N. Ángles#Moho#musical#Valentino Salazar Machicao
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