`When you like each other with somebody first you have to look in the eye (ghawanakuy ñawichallay), so you call him or he calls you ... … Read More»

During these almost four months, I have been thinking about how losing builds character. I’ve got plenty of character by now. This is what I’m thinking after my fifth consecutive loss. … Read More»

Her dark, rough face hardened by the suffering, shows no feelings; her eyes are not begging, but her hands are extended to receive coins; she does not talk to anyone: she only speaks quechua. … Read More»

A dream is to your spirit, what food is to your body. Have you ever been dreamless? Did you realize your dreams are alive, and can die too? … Read More»

MIdnight on the bridge… a scream… a shot… a splash, after the third shot people stopped counting. … Read More»

Yo, soy india aymara, quechua, guarani, mestiza o como me llama Alcides Aeguedas, ¨chola¨ inmersa estoy de la nada y el todo, soy todo, una y diversa. … Read More»

A young man was sold for 300 dollars to a woman in Brazil who locked him up, together with 150 others, in a big garage to sew brand clothing; he was forced to eat, sleep and work in the same place, an … Read More»

One, two, three, Evo will remain! Three, two, one, you get lost at once! … Read More»

¿Are there teachers or not? ¿Is there a government or not? ¿Who takes care of us? … Read More»

The difference between 9-11 and the Darfur killings is… What is it? If it is unknown to you, you are not alone. How did we all FEEL after 9-11? Did we feel the same about Darfur? No! … Read More»