(Español) Usuarios de medios digitales convirtieron a las nuevas tecnologías en importantes aliadas para comunicar, a través de plataformas alternativas, el acontecer de las elecciones este 4 de abril a nivel nacional.

On March 30, 2006, a clandestine textile factory in the Caballito neighborhood of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina caught fire leaving 6 Bolivian immigrants dead, including 5 minors. A group of Bolivian immigrants are using the web to honor the victims and to seek justice. Un grupo de inmigrantes bolivianos están utilizando la web para honrar a las víctimas y buscar justicia.

Welcome to the new Bolivian Voices website, which was launched officially on March 13, 2010. The site, which is designed by Marcelo Lazarte, is still ironing out a few kinks. However, we will be adding much more information about our activities since September 2007. An important feature of the new site is that we will [...]

(Español) La siguiente es una breve entrevista con una inmigrante boliviana en Buenos Aires, Argentina. Jackeline Mariaca es activa en el grupo cultural Pachakuti, que ayuda a mantener las tradiciones bolivianas en el extranjero con la enseñanza de los bailes folklóricos como el Tinku.

Voces Bolivianas supported and took part in BarCamp Santa Cruz, which took place on Saturday, January 16. Over 100 people from across the country attended in person and partiicpated in the event. In addition, approximately 60 more followed along via the live streaming video.

BarCamps have been taking place all across the world, and this [...]

A series of workshops on blogging and the use of other citizen media was held at Santa Maria Church in Falls Church, Virginia in July 2009.