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Monthly Archives: May 2015
It’s McBack
Good news for those who enjoy the occasional Big Mac – McDonald’s has announced that they will be returning to Bolivia in 2015. The first restaurant is expected to open in Santa Cruz and, if successful, other franchises will pop up around the country. … Continue reading
Animal Rights
The issue of animal rights was a hot topic in Bolivia last month after a woman in Cochabamba became upset with a neighbor’s dog that entered her property and ate one of her chickens. Rather than reporting the incident through official channels (which are notoriously … Continue reading
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Tagged animal cruelty, animal rights, animals, Bolivia, cruelty, La Paz, poncho rojo, rights, satanic cult
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Ayahuasca – the vine of the soul
An ancient indigenous healing remedy, Ayahuasca is a mixture of Amazonian plants which culminate in the release of DMT, a powerful hallucinogenic compound. By themselves, these components have no effect on the human brain. But when the crucial Ayahuasca root is … Continue reading
Posted in health
Tagged amazon, ayhuasca, Bolivia, DMT, hallucinogenic, indigenous, jungle, plants, psychedelic, shaman, trippy, vine of the soul
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