The Embassy of Bolivia in the Netherlands shares documents of the Viceministry of Cultur, Decolonisation and Depatriarchalisation concerning the struggle of the Plurinational State of Bolivia against racism and all forms of discrimination.
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Mayan Route 2023 from Bolivia to Mexico.
The Embassy of Bolivia in the Netherlands, transmits you the invitation to participate in the Ruta Maya 2023, a continental expedition that will visit important native peoples and ceremonial centers of Latin America, from Mexico to Bolivia, in which 360 expedition members may participate among United Nations volunteers, writers, teachers of indigenous languages, artists, journalists, influencers, documentary filmmakers, indigenous intellectuals and students from around the world, in order to revitalize our cultures and ancestral languages.
Date: From June 21 to September 21, 2023. Registration and further information on the link: https://rutamaya2023.info/
Webinar â âWater in the International Court of Justice â Recent Developmentsâ
This webinar will examine the most recent ICJ dispute between Bolivia and Chile, as well as the content and relevance of all ICJ water-related judgments.
Date: Tuesday, February 28/
Hours: 16:00 Europa, 12:00 Bolivia
Registrarte en el enlace: https://www.iwra.org/register-webinar-59/
The installation of the Embassy of Bolivia in the Netherlands in the New Library of Almere attracted local and international visitors who were able to appreciate a Bolivian “Todos Santos” table and modeling activities for children. This space allowed to expose the tradition and the cultural context with such a good reception that the activity initially scheduled for three weeks has been extended for the whole month of November.
On Saturday October 22 and Saturday October 29, young and old could enjoy the exhibition of the table and an altar where they met some of our heroes and fallen, past and present, as well as art workshops where children model and decorate their own T’anta Wawas, learning more in detail the meaning of each one.
The “Todos Santos” festivity also counted with the participation of organized Mexican sisters, the presentation of Lyla Carrillo Quan’s book “Mujeres Latinas en Almere – Historia de Migrantes en Tierras Nuevas”, and the Guatemalan Embassy. On Saturday 29th, besides the T’anta Wawas modeling workshops, there was a Mexican procession, dancing, singing and piÃąata for the little ones.
None of this would have been possible without the coordination and support of our Mexican sisters, Lyla Carrillo and the Guatemalan Embassy. We are also grateful for the support of Annerie Brenninkmeijer, the director of the New Almere Library, and all the staff, both institutional and civilian, who supported and contributed in various ways to the realization of such a beautiful event where more than 450 children were served at all the workshop tables.
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Our heroes and fallen honored in the Altar installed:
