5:25
Industry Watch: South American Silver President & CEO on world class Silver deposit in Bolivia
Industry Watch: South American Silver President & CEO on world class Silver deposit in Bolivia
Click here for FREE SAC package: secure.campaigner.com March 9th, 2011: Greg Johnson, President of South American Silver (TSX : SAC), talks with Al Korelin at the PDAC in Toronto, ON. South American Silver has exciting news coming from the Silver-Indium project in Bolivia and the Copper-Gold project in Central Chile. South American Silver Corp. is a growth focused mineral exploration company creating value through the exploration and development of the Malku Khota Silver-Indium project in Bolivia, one of the world's largest undeveloped Silver and Indium deposits, and the large-scale Escalones Copper-Gold project in Chile. Stay tuned for the big news by signing up for our FREE newsletter here: secure.campaigner.com For more information visit: soamsilver.com http evenkeelmedia.com
4:53
Industry Watch: South American Silver moves forward with work in Bolivia
Industry Watch: South American Silver moves forward with work in Bolivia
January 24th, 2011: Greg Johnson, President of South American Silver, sits down with Al Korelin at the Cambridge House Investment conference in Vancouver, BC and discusses the recent work done on their Silver-Indium project in Bolivia. Full Interview Transcript: evenkeelmedia.blogspot.com Sign up for our FREE Newsletter! secure.campaigner.com To Learn More Visit: soamsilver.com http evenkeelmedia.com
28:57
Dancing with Evo Morales - Bolivia
Dancing with Evo Morales - Bolivia
May 2006 He jokes that he's America's worst nightmare and plans to nationalise Bolivia's oil industry and overturn the old social order. As yet another South American country 'goes left', we profile Bolivia's new President. As a former union leader, Evo Morales is more accustomed to attacking governments than leading them. But Bolivia's first ever indigenous President has ambitious plans for his country. "Sooner or later there must be a profound transformation", he vows. "I want a new economic model." Morales' first objective is to seize back control of the country's national assets, including its enormous natural gas reserves. "Oligarchies won't just give up. They want to continue sucking the Bolivian people's blood." A series of forced privatisations imposed by the World Bank and IMF left Bolivia the poorest country in Latin America. Now, Morales has pledged to renegotiate existing oil contracts. Actions like this -- and his close friendship with Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro -- have sent shivers down Washington's spine. But any heavy-handed action from the White House could backfire. As analyst Jim Shultz explains: "America's fear is that it will push Bolivia into the arms of Hugo Chavez." Produced by SBS/Dateline Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
2:39
Bolivia Grants Nature Historic "Bill of Rights"
Bolivia Grants Nature Historic "Bill of Rights"
Bolivia is set to pass the world's first laws granting all nature equal rights to humans. The Law of Mother Earth, now agreed on by politicians and grassroots social groups, redefines the country's rich mineral deposits as "blessings" and is expected to lead to radical new conservation and social measures to reduce pollution and control industry. Read the full story here: www.guardian.co.uk Join the conversation on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow The Daily Conversation on Twitter www.twitter.com
1:09
Spring cone crusher of crushers made in china sold to Argentina,Bolivia,Brazil,Chile
Spring cone crusher of crushers made in china sold to Argentina,Bolivia,Brazil,Chile
www.sbmchina,com Spring cone crusher of crushers made by Crusher suppliers in china,but sold to Argentina,Bolivia,Brazil,Chile,Colombia ,Ecuador and others South American countries.our products have been exported to more than 1 billion dollars and are widely used in global mining and construction industry.
0:36
Iran vs Bolivia Leaders Football Match
Iran vs Bolivia Leaders Football Match
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his visiting Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales have taken part in football game in Tehran. Morales arrived in Tehran on Tuesday for talks with Ahmadinejad which are expected to focus on energy, industry and trade. The two countries will be discussing the details of a plan for $287m of Iranian investment in Bolivia.
1:47
Bolivia in Protest
Bolivia in Protest
At least eight people were killed as violent anti-government protests flared in Bolivia on Thursday, creating havoc in the natural gas industry and raising tensions with the United States. The opposition demands greater autonomy and energy revenue and opposes plans by Morales, a former coca farmer and Bolivia's first indigenous president, to rewrite the constitution and distribute land to the poor. Read the entire Article: www.reuters.com The conflict stems from a power struggle between Morales and the governors of regions in eastern and central provinces with vast natural gas reserves and rich farmland.
1:00
Revolt in Bolivia, 2005
Revolt in Bolivia, 2005
On May 23rd I entered Bolivia from Peru to tour the country when I was stopped by protestors who had begun to set up barricades throughout the country. This revolt centered in La Paz swelled from 80000 protestors to half a million by early June and caused President Mesa to resign on June 6th. The protestors were demanding the nationalization of the hydrocarbon industry and to give more power to the indigenous majority.
13:02
True Bolivia
True Bolivia
While bananas and sugarcane copped the full force of Cyclone Yasi, an emerging tropical fruit industry in North Queensland has also been tested by mother nature. The country's leading commercial achacha plantation near Townsville has made it through the cyclone and three floods in recent years. But as Kerry Staight reports, the biggest challenge may lay ahead - convincing Australian consumers to invest in a fruit most have never heard of.
2:04
From Trash to Toys in Bolivia
From Trash to Toys in Bolivia
It was almost two decades ago that Jose Nuñez realized he didn't have enough money to buy a Christmas gift for his son, and so he decided to put together discarded metal parts to make a toy jeep. Little did he know that he had found both his calling...and his very own cottage industry. Nuñez's talent to convert discarded metal products into toys originated while growing up near the mines where his father worked. His success with the first Christmas "Willy" Jeep inspired him to make a batch of eight such automobiles. And after fulfilling his Santa Claus duties to his child, Nunez made his first sales with the remaining eight trucks out of the Kuper workshop where he continues to work along with his wife, Lydia. [Jose Nuñez, Artist]: (male, spanish) "A can of sardines became a car. It moved around well, was rechargeable, and repairs could be made when necessary. If a wire got worn out, it could be replaced with another, and it worked. What's important is that it moved around, charged up, and that's what I wanted. And I couldn't do that with other toys, like American ones that were very beautiful, but very delicate." At that first Christmas market, his eight jeeps sold in just three minutes. That inspired Nuñez to start making other vehicles and metallic structures. He now gathers his base parts for the toy production at second-hand markets, and even at garbage dumps. [Jose Nuñez, Artist]: (male, spanish) "For the production of these toys, I recycle spare car parts that are <b>...</b>
3:51
CATEX News November 23, 2011: Breaking economic news: US and China, Earthquake in Bolivia
CATEX News November 23, 2011: Breaking economic news: US and China, Earthquake in Bolivia
Alternative world and financial news for the risk industry; encompasses coverage of real time events likely to lead to eventual insurance and reinsurance claims. Interviews with newsmakers. 1. Breaking economic news: US and China 2. Earthquake in Bolivia 3. Crete earthquake 4. US will check banks on EU exposure 5. Hiscox approved on collateral by NY 6. Thai Re likely to face big loss 7. Nokia Siemens layoffs
3:21
Street Markets of Cochabamba Bolivia
Street Markets of Cochabamba Bolivia
Cochabamba Bolivia South America. People selling food on the streets are busy making a living for themselves. They sell the Mote Pelado Blanco, a giant corn found to grow only on the pristine valleys of Cochcabamba. This corn comes in various colours and is eaten with cheese. Other products sold is fruits such as bananas and papaw. The ladies who sell on these streets are called Caseritas. The local currency is in Bolivianos. Other products that Bolivia produces is Quinao, Amaranth and Chia seeds, which can be supplied as Certified Organic nad is a major export industry for Bolivia..
23:42
Christian Domingeuz Noco - Witnessing Climate Change in Bolivia
Christian Domingeuz Noco - Witnessing Climate Change in Bolivia
About the Speakers: John Gormley, Minister for the Environment, Gay Mitchell MEP, Mairead McGuinness MEP, Nessa Childers MEP, Liz McManus TD, Sean Fleming TD, Mary Kelly (Environmental Protection Agency), Tom Arnold (Concern), Michael Barry, (Irish Dairy Industry Association), Erik Hammarskjöld (Swedish presidency), and others. About the Event: Join national, EU and international speakers in an open forum dedicated to debating just what is at stake in the lead-in to the most important climate change conference in over a decade. This event was a joint initiative organized by the European Parliament Office Dublin, the Swedish Presidency of the EU, and the Institute of International and European Affairs, Dublin. Venue: European Parliament Office, 43 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2. Date: Friday 20th November, 9.00 am - 12.30 pm.
4:55
Bolivia and Its Lithium - Can the gold of the 21st century help lift a nation out of Poverty?
Bolivia and Its Lithium - Can the gold of the 21st century help lift a nation out of Poverty?
This video (a compilation of approximately 50 interviews) is part of the special report of the Democracy Center entitled "Bolivia and Its Lithium - Can the gold of the 21st century help lift a nation out of Poverty?" by Rebecca Hollender and Jim Shultz , and its purpose is to show the diversity of opinions that exist in Bolivia on the topic of Lithium. The report is available at this link www.democracyctr.org
7:00
Visita Bolivia Cobija
Visita Bolivia Cobija
Visit Bolivia Visita Bolivia Besuchen Sie Bolivien Cobija is the capital of Pando. Here, you will find good hotel and lodging services and you will taste the varied gastronomy of the place. The department of Pando has 5 provinces and 11 cantons. Cobija is a beautiful small city, its streets and constructions seem to be part of a picturesque tropical painting. The economy of Pando is based on the gathering of the chestnut and latex. The rubber, extracted from special forests, is considered the best world quality. Pando has a promissory future in the tourism industry because it possesses different places of great beauty; in such sense, the main attractions this department offers are adventure tourism, diverse sports, fishing, and relaxation areas. Visite y conozca Cobija, capital de Pando. Y disfrute de un amplio servicio de hoteles, alojamientos y variada gastronomía del lugar. El departamento de Pando cuenta con 5 provincias y 51 cantones.Cobija, capital del departamento de Pando, es una ciudad de gran belleza panorámica, que pareciera una obra realizada por el más caprichoso y audaz artista. Actualmente, la economía de Pando se basa en la recolección de la castaña y del látex. La goma que se extrae de sus bosques es considerada de mejor calidad en el mundo. Pando tiene un futuro promisorio en cuanto a la industria del turismo por contar con lugares de gran belleza que ofrecen al visitante un reencuentro con la naturaleza, además de turismo aventura, caza y pesca <b>...</b>
5:50
Bolivia - Sucre and Festival of Santa - Travel - Jim Rogers World Adventure
Bolivia - Sucre and Festival of Santa - Travel - Jim Rogers World Adventure
Leading economic expert Jim Rogers traveled to 150 countries over 150000 miles in three years - follow his adventures here on FentonReport. In this video Jim and Paige visit Sucre, Bolivia. Copyright Jim Rogers - provided as a special contribution to The Fenton Report. www.fentonreport.com Sucre (population 247300 in 2006) is the constitutional capital of Bolivia, seat of the Supreme Court (Corte Suprema de Justicia), and capital of the Chuquisaca department. Located in the south-central part of the country, Sucre lies at an altitude of 2750m (9000ft). Its lower altitude gives the city a warm temperate climate year-round. On November 30, 1538 Sucre was founded under the name Ciudad de la Plata de la Nueva Toledo by Pedro Anzures, Marqués de Campo Redondo. In 1538 the Spanish King Philip II established the Audiencia de Charcas in La Plata with authority over an area which covers what is now Paraguay, southeastern Peru, Northern Chile and Argentina, and much of Bolivia. The Audiencia de Charcas was a subdivision of the Viceroyalty of Peru. In 1601 the Recoleta Monastery was founded by the Franciscans and in 1609, an archbishopric was founded in the city. In 1624, St Francis Xavier University of Chuquisaca was founded. Very much a Spanish city during the colonial era, the narrow streets of the city centre are organised in a grid, reflecting the Andalusian culture that is embodied in the architecture of the city's great houses and numerous convents and churches. Sucre remains <b>...</b>
5:30
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In Bolivia, the Black Market is the Economic Mainstream
In a country where 70 percent of economic activity happens on an informal level, smuggling, money laundering and black marketeering have replaced most of accountable trade.
0:53
Morales Foul on Ahmadinejad Teraktor goes to Bolivia, Chavez
Morales Foul on Ahmadinejad Teraktor goes to Bolivia, Chavez
Kashani we pay $150 to our player ...Perspolis Futsal پرسپولیس فوتسال Ahmadinejad kiss the Referee to Secure Victory Morales Futsal احمدینژاد بوسه داور قبل از بازی پیروزی فوتسال مورالس Behrooz @ Andisheh.TV Huffington Post - 18 hours ago Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad played a more friendly political game than usual, suiting up for a (indoor soccer) with Bolivian President Evo Morales, reports Sky News. The game took place in Iran against some of the country's top players while Morales was in town for trade talks. Ahmadinejad was in the news last month for statements that the US may have been behind the 9/11 attacks, . Morales was recently faulted for a different type of low blow when he was caught on tape kneeing an opponent in the groin during another "friendly" ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yahoo! News - 23 hours ago TEHRAN (AFP) -- Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was on striking form when he met his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales on Wednesday -- on the football pitch for a friendly with top Iranian players, local media said. The Iranian and Bolivian leaders, sporting T-shirts and shorts, played in the same team alongside Iran's star midfielder Karim Bagheri, with both scoring in a match that was drawn 4-4 at the end of normal time. But the presidential team triumphed 8-6 following a penalty shootout that saw Ahmadinejad driving home the last goal <b>...</b>
6:37
Mother Jones: The Coca Stompers of Bolivia
Mother Jones: The Coca Stompers of Bolivia
Along the Bolivian front of the war on drugs, men work for hours stomping coca leaves with water, gasoline, and chemicals to create a cocaine paste. Directors: Marco Vernaschi & Sebastiano Vitale. Producer: ReThink Entertainment, Canada.
0:53
Morales Foul & Ahmadinejad Teraktor goes to Bolivia, Chavez ...
Morales Foul & Ahmadinejad Teraktor goes to Bolivia, Chavez ...
Ahmadinejad kiss the Referee to Secure Victory Morales Futsal احمدینژاد بوسه داور قبل از بازی پیروزی فوتسال مورالس Behrooz @ Andisheh.TV Huffington Post - 18 hours ago Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad played a more friendly political game than usual, suiting up for a (indoor soccer) with Bolivian President Evo Morales, reports Sky News. The game took place in Iran against some of the country's top players while Morales was in town for trade talks. Ahmadinejad was in the news last month for statements that the US may have been behind the 9/11 attacks, . Morales was recently faulted for a different type of low blow when he was caught on tape kneeing an opponent in the groin during another "friendly" ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yahoo! News - 23 hours ago TEHRAN (AFP) -- Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was on striking form when he met his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales on Wednesday -- on the football pitch for a friendly with top Iranian players, local media said. The Iranian and Bolivian leaders, sporting T-shirts and shorts, played in the same team alongside Iran's star midfielder Karim Bagheri, with both scoring in a match that was drawn 4-4 at the end of normal time. But the presidential team triumphed 8-6 following a penalty shootout that saw Ahmadinejad driving home the last goal ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Iran vs Bolivia: Leaders' footy match BBC <b>...</b>
3:42
TacoMan, Jose M. - Bolivia // The Room
TacoMan, Jose M. - Bolivia // The Room
TacoMan, Jose M. - Bolivia // The Room [TRR007]Genre: Techno,Minimal,House,Tech-House,Deep House, Release Date: Dec 03 2010 Beatport: www.beatport.com Label: The Room 1 TacoMan, Jose M., Ro Garcia - Bolivia 2 TacoMan, Jose M., Ro Garcia - The World Is Your Release Info: Music Promo Service by VIP Ultima www.VipUltima.com VIP Ultima is a Promotion Service for Music Professionals. It is used by Record Labels, Promotion Companies, and other Professionals in the Industry to manage their promo campaigns and get feedback comments from Top International DJs and Reviewers
2:32
"Cochabamba" Jamesandleanne's photos around Cochabamba, Bolivia
"Cochabamba" Jamesandleanne's photos around Cochabamba, Bolivia
Preview of Jamesandleanne's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Cochabamba, Bolivia Entry Title: "Cochabamba" Entry: "Cochabamba was not according to the guidebook really a tourist´s heaven. But as we have read and heard so many times, tourist attractions and places that are worth a visit are not always the best (those listed in the guidebook). We arrived in Cochabamba in the morning and had a good time there despite us both suffering from a couple of days illness. The food probably being the protagonist once again. Cochabamba was a nice place, busy, cheap and a certain go-go-go factor about the place. Gringos were few and far between. The square, Plaza Colon was an idyllic place to chill out and watch the world go-by, or as we quickly noticed, one of the morning protests perhaps. The one we saw were the marcha for the Agricultural Workers and one for the Teachers Union the following day- both asking for higher wages at the Plaza 14 de Septiembre. The image of protests in the UK is often a derrogatory one, which is not justified as the protest were vociferous but yet respectful at the same time. Plaza Colon is worth a visit too, a more picturresque square than the former and nice to relax at after a large meal or simply consuming an ice cream in the afternoon sun. Also if your James then read the World Cup news in the local Spanish paper. Due to <b>...</b>





































