Bolivia

86.7 % of the population over the age of 15 are literate.

After Simon Bolivar "the liberator."

Quick note however, the real liberator of Bolivia was a Potosian farmer? that had liberated the country some time before Bolivar arrived. Bolivar is credited with the liberation however.

Chile is a not as small as you may think. It has an area of 756,102 km2, it is the 38th largest country in the world (among 249 other countries) . In terms of population, it has the 60th place (among 242 other countries), with 17,402,630 inhabitants

South Africa does not have a common border with Bolivia

The largest city in Bolivia is Santa Cruz de la Sierra

The second largest is El Alto

The third largest is La Paz

The Bolivian paper currency is known as the Bolivianos. The smallest denomination currently is the 10 Bolivianos and is worth about $1.32 US dollars as of December 2007. See the Related Links for images of the currency

The capital at La Paz was made the administrative capital in 1898, while the historical capital at Sucre remained the constitutional and judicial capital.

La Paz is the third largest city in Bolivia and a center of commerce and industry.

Sucre was and still is the original capital of Bolivia. It is about 4-5 hours by road from the silver mines of Potosi, which were the primary source of economic power early in the history of independent Bolivia. In 1898 the silver mines were largely exhausted and the weight of the Bolivian economy was shifting toward the tin mines near Oruro. As a result the economic and political power also moved. The executive and legislative branches of government were moved that year to La Paz. The judicial branch remained in Sucre.

Sucre is the constitutional capital of Bolivia, and La Paz is sometimes called the administrative capital. La Paz is not actually a capital city. La Paz is actually just the "seat of government" (better said, the seat of two of Bolivia's three branches of government). The Bolivian Constitution, voted upon and passed in 2009, ratifies Sucre and only Sucre as the capital of Bolivia.

There are two main languages in Paraguay, Spanish and Guarani.

Spanish: Hola

Guarani: Mba'éichapa

Chile because Chile is along South America.

Its very easy and comfortable, to be booked from the Terminal Bimodal. Fares are around 110 one-way if i remember correctly and a recomendable bus company is "Bolivar" . The category "semi-cama" should adequate for the normal traveler.

Bolivia is rich in minerals despite being a poor country. Some minerals include salt, tin, lithium and other refined metals.

Sucre ~ 247,300 in 2006 La Paz ~ 1,250,000 (2005 estimate)

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Yes they do. Sri Lanka, China and Philippines as well.

Futbol, or american soccer, they're 72nd in the fifa rankings and have competed at 3 World Cups.

3,660 m above sea level. It is the capital with the highest altitude in the world.

they eat cow

not so sure if they believe... but go on santa finder .com and he sure does visit there every christmas :)

The flight distance between Kansas City Kansas in the United States and La Paz in Bolivia is 4,210.7 miles. This is equivalent to 6,776.46 kilometers.

there foods and crafts....

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LaPaz varies in height from around 11,000 in the lowest part of the valley, up to over 14,000 above the rim (El Alto) of the city, which is where the airport is located. LaPaz is unique in that the wealthy areas are often located at the lowest elevations, and the poor live in the elevated areas. El Alto is the highest commercial airport in the world.

Sucre is the constitutional capital of Bolivia, while La Paz is considered the administrative Capital of bolivia. Bolivia has two capitals, Sucre being the primary and La Paz, the secondary.

Just in case, Bolivians speak spanish. And of course we have accents, it depends from the region. In Bolivia we have 3 regions, in the west the andes (La paz, Oruro and Potosi), in the middle we have the valleys (Cochabamba, Tarija and Chuquisaca) and in the east and extreme north are the tropical plains (Santa cruz, Beni and Pando). In every region it is a local accent, people from La paz who are the ones that used to live in the high (more than 4000 meters above the sea level), developed a certain nasal pronunciation of the words and tend to replace the -s- sound for an -sh- sound and the -e- for a -i-. Cochabambineans and tarijens are more neutral almost not having notorious accent, but tarijens have a certain rhythm that resembles the Cordobeans from Argentina, in Santa cruz people tend to speak louder and they have a lot of modals, and unique words, they tend to replace the s for a j in words that ends with an s like -estas- turning it in -estaj-.They also use the suffixes -ango-, -ingo- to indicate that something is large or small for example -bichango-, -enaningo-.

Other differences are more socio-cultural, people in La paz are very shy (not all), and they may seem rude but they generally aren't, so they speak really low and only talk short phrases with strangers. People in Santa cruz are more outgoing and will talk you loud with an smile in their face every time. At last but not least are the Cochabambineans in the valleys, well they are like their city's weather "mild", not shy, not outgoing but surely very self-confident, they like to talk about more intellectual topics like literature, history, culture, etc. they are great hosts and use to have very warm hearts, and one of the things i noticed the most was that they are very proud of their own culture (a mix of qechua and incaic roots with spanish colonialism), unlike other parts of the country.

Bolivia is great everywhere you go, and in every part you will meet differnt kind of characters, but all delightful. Im an argentinean living in Bolivia for many, many years residing in the valleys tarija and cochabamba. bye