Podcasts about Uyuni

¡Hola a todos! Yo soy Josmari y hoy vamos a hablar de algo que seguramente te ha pasado si eres francófono: esos errores de pronunciación que no te permiten hablar como un nativo.Te cuento una anécdota: cuando viajé por América Latina, hice un tour al Salar de Uyuni con un grupo de varias nacionalidades. En ese grupo había un chico argentino que se llamaba Sergio. Pero… los franceses del grupo lo llamaban Serzhio, como el futbolista Sergio Ramos.

Im ersten Teil unseres SUSECON-Specials berichten wir (das sind Maximilian Herrmann, Martin Hering und Sven Christian Pimmer) die Highlights der fünftägigen Konferenz in Orlando. In zahlreichen Sessions gab es zahlreiche technische Informationen, die es wert sind besprochen zu werden. Die Veröffentlichungstermine von SLES 15 SP7 und 16 rücken näher. Zeitgleich soll das hauseigene Patch-Management-Werkzeug nun unter neuem Namen (SUSE Multi-Linux Manager) und mit neuen Features in der Version 5.1 erscheinen. Rancher Prime erscheint mit einer neuen private Registry, während SUSE Virtualization 1.5 (früher Harvester) mit neuen Funktionen und ARM-Support daherkommt. Der Umfang von Multi-Linux Support (früher Liberty Linux) wird erweitert.

In the second part of our SUSECON special we've had a blast talking to Don Vosburg and Stefan Behlert about the latest SUSE Multi-Linux Manager 5.1 and Uyuni news. The new version ships with a lot of new features including RBAC, enhanced Ansible support and official IBM POWER support. It can also be installed on SLE 15 SP7 in addition to SUSE Linux Micro.

Il Salar de Uyuni è il deserto di sale più grande del mondo. Un luogo surreale, al quale ci si avvicina lentamente, attraversando la spettacolare Reserva Avaroa.****Saluti e baci: cartoline dal mondo è un podcast felicemente autoprodotto da me, Federica Capozzi. Clicca SEGUI per non perdere i nuovi episodi, lascia una valutazione a 5 stelline e parla di questo podcast con i tuoi amici. Saluti e baci è anche su Instagram come @salutiebacipodcast : segui l'account per vedere le foto dei luoghi da cui ti scrivo!****PS: Hai mai sentito parlare di Milano è il diavolo? È l'altro mio podcast 100% indie, vincitore de Il Pod come miglior podcast Diversity 2024: se ancora non lo conosci, cercalo su tutte le app free, ascoltalo, sostienilo!*****PS2: Ma lo sai che ho anche un blog, dove puoi vedere tutte le foto dei posti meravigliosi che ti racconto, e leggere altri racconti? www.ramontherun.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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El asambleísta departamental de Potosí, Jaime Flores, expresó su preocupación ante la precariedad de los hospitales en la región, evidenciada tras el accidente en la carretera Uyuni-Villazón, que dejó 19 fallecidos. Flores lamentó que existan más canchas deportivas que centros de salud con infraestructura adecuada para enfrentar tragedias de esta magnitud. Según Flores, la morgue del hospital de segundo nivel en Uyuni colapsó debido al número de víctimas fatales, una situación confirmada por imágenes en redes sociales que muestran cuerpos apilados en el patio del establecimiento. El asambleísta anunció que solicitará un informe a la Secretaría de Desarrollo Humano de Uyuni para esclarecer las condiciones y capacidades de los servicios médicos en la zona.

Explore the best of Argentina, Bolivia & Chile in this Spanish listening practice!  In this new series, I'll take you on a journey through Spanish speaking countries, helping you learn Spanish while discovering the best things to do, see and eat in the Hispanic world. Listen to improve your Spanish and learn about: Why Argentina is paradise for meat-lovers Bolivia's amazing Salar de Uyuni, one of my favourite places Chile's iconic Easter Island If you find this Spanish practice useful, please leave a rating and review for the Let's Talk Spanish podcast - it really helps! I speak Spanish clearly and not too quickly in every episode, so you can improve your Spanish understanding and reach your Spanish learning goals. ------------------------------------------------------------Word-for-word transcripts for this and all other episodes! Improve your Spanish understanding and learn Spanish faster: https://tinyurl.com/lts-podcast-transcripts------------------------------------------------------------10 Must-Know Tips for Spanish Speaking Confidence (video): https://tinyurl.com/must-know-tips ------------------------------------------------------------How's Your Spanish Speaking? Get your Free 15-Minute Assessment: https://bit.ly/spanish-speaking-assessment------------------------------------------------------------Follow Let's Talk Spanish on: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/letstalkspanishnow YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@letstalkspanishnow TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@letstalkspanishnow

O Folha Turismo desta sexta-feira (24) vai até o maior deserto de sal do mundo, o Salar de Uyuni. À bordo da @uyuni.extremo, o jornalista Fabiano Antunes, do site de viagem Rota1976, percorreu o Salar e conta tudo pra gente: lagoas, geysers, monumento Dakar, cemitério de trens e muito mais!

In dieser Folge reisen wir zum Salar de Uyuni, der größten Salztonebene der Welt und einem der beeindruckendsten Naturwunder Boliviens.

Bolivia es un destino fascinante. Aunque no es el país más lejano, su geografía y su impresionante altiplano lo convierten en un lugar apartado, difícil de llegar y al mismo tiempo, de gran belleza. Explorando Bolivia descubrimos algunas de las maravillas naturales y culturales del altiplano boliviano, donde el Lago Titicaca y el Salar de Uyuni se destacan como los principales atractivos turísticos.

Guest Marta Ballús is adventurous cyclist currently solo bikepacking  across South America. Starting in Southern Chile, Marta has navigated through diverse landscapes from the Andes Mountains to the Galapagos Islands. Inspired by a turning point in her life when she got laid off work, Marta decided to take control of her life by embarking on this journey. We discuss her transformation from a fearful to a confident traveler, her experiences with unique local cultures, the hospitality she's encountered, and life-changing moments such as learning to paraglide. A major highlight of her journey is crossing the Salar de Uyuni salt flats in Bolivia. Listen as Marta shares insights about facing fears, gaining self-confidence, and embracing the surprises of solo travel.You can follo Marta's adventures via instagram -@MartasWay and her YouTube Channel Find out more about our Seek Travel Ride Lightweight Bikepacking Tour!Join me for a 6 night - 5 day tour through the Pyrenees Foothills.Dates - June 28 - July 04Start and Finish: ToulouseFind Out more and Book Your Spot Here Big thanks to Old Man Mountain for supporting this episode of Seek Travel Ride. If you're loving this podcast and want to support the show, visit oldmanmountain.com/seektravelride Not only will you discover great gear for your cycling adventures, but you'll also help keep Seek Travel Ride going strong.Support the showEnjoying Seek Travel Ride? Buy me a coffee and help support the show!Thank you to RedShift Sports for supporting the show! - Check them out here Sign up to the Seek Travel Ride NewsletterLeave me a voicemail messageJoin the Seek Travel Ride Facebook group - Seek Travel Ride Music Playlist available now on both Spotify or Apple Music Follow us on Social Media!Instagram - @SeekTravelRideTwitter - @BellaCyclingWebsite: Seek Travel Ride Facebook - Seek Travel Ride

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Chasing Dawn: A Tale of Salt, Sunrise, and Stories Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-01-01-23-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: El sol se elevaba lentamente en el horizonte del Salar de Uyuni, un vasto océano blanco de sal que parecía no tener fin.En: The sun rose slowly over the horizon of the Salar de Uyuni, a vast white ocean of salt that seemed endless.Es: Marcelino caminaba con cuidado, sus botas crujían en la superficie mientras sentía el aire cálido del verano.En: Marcelino walked carefully, his boots crunching on the surface as he felt the warm summer air.Es: Su cámara colgaba de su cuello, lista para capturar la magia del amanecer.En: His camera hung around his neck, ready to capture the magic of the sunrise.Es: Su objetivo era claro: tomar una foto perfecta para impresionar a los editores de una famosa revista de viajes.En: His goal was clear: to take a perfect photo to impress the editors of a famous travel magazine.Es: Junto a él, Aitana, con su libreta en mano, observaba el entorno con ojos críticos, buscando historias ocultas en el paisaje sereno.En: Beside him, Aitana, with her notebook in hand, observed the surroundings with a critical eye, searching for hidden stories in the serene landscape.Es: -"Marcelino, deberíamos hablar con los guías locales", sugirió Aitana, su voz reflejaba la importancia de las historias humanas detrás del lugar.En: "Marcelino, we should talk to the local guides," suggested Aitana, her voice reflecting the importance of the human stories behind the place.Es: "Quiero incluir sus relatos en el artículo."En: "I want to include their tales in the article."Es: Marcelino asintió, pero su mente estaba absorta en el desafío de la fotografía.En: Marcelino nodded, but his mind was absorbed by the challenge of photography.Es: "Después del amanecer", murmuró, ajustando el enfoque de su cámara.En: "After the sunrise," he murmured, adjusting the focus on his camera.Es: Mientras tanto, Luz, la hermana menor de Marcelino, exploraba con curiosidad.En: Meanwhile, Luz, Marcelino's younger sister, explored with curiosity.Es: Sacaba su cuaderno de bocetos, tomando inspiración de la increíble escena que los rodeaba.En: She took out her sketchbook, drawing inspiration from the incredible scene surrounding them.Es: Los tres habían venido con propósitos distintos, pero el reflejo del cielo en la sal los conectaba de manera inesperada.En: The three had come with different purposes, but the reflection of the sky on the salt connected them in an unexpected way.Es: A medida que la noche se desvanecía, Marcelino se preparaba para el momento crucial.En: As the night faded away, Marcelino prepared for the crucial moment.Es: La luz cambiante del alba transformaba el salar en un espejo resplandeciente.En: The changing light of dawn transformed the salar into a dazzling mirror.Es: Aitana, impaciente, insistía de nuevo, pero Marcelino estaba inmerso en su arte.En: Aitana, impatient, insisted again, but Marcelino was immersed in his art.Es: "Quiero esa foto donde el cielo parece tocar el suelo", dijo con determinación.En: "I want that photo where the sky seems to touch the ground," he said with determination.Es: Finalmente, el sol apareció por completo, llenando el paisaje con un brillo dorado deslumbrante.En: Finally, the sun appeared completely, filling the landscape with a dazzling golden light.Es: Marcelino disparó repetidamente, capturando el espectáculo casi irreal.En: Marcelino shot repeatedly, capturing the almost unreal spectacle.Es: La alegría lo envolvía.En: Joy enveloped him.Es: Tenía su foto perfecta.En: He had his perfect photo.Es: Sin embargo, habían pasado las horas.En: However, hours had passed.Es: Aitana había esperado, pero las historias de los guías se habían esfumado con el tiempo perdido.En: Aitana had waited, but the stories of the guides had faded with the lost time.Es: Al reunirse, la tensión era palpable.En: When they reunited, the tension was palpable.Es: Marcelino miró la imagen en su cámara y, aunque estaba satisfecho, sintió el peso de la oportunidad perdida.En: Marcelino looked at the image on his camera and, although he was satisfied, he felt the weight of the missed opportunity.Es: "Lo siento, Aitana", admitió Marcelino, su voz entrecortada por la emoción.En: "I'm sorry, Aitana," admitted Marcelino, his voice choked with emotion.Es: "La foto es increíble, pero también debí escuchar tus consejos".En: "The photo is incredible, but I should have also listened to your advice."Es: Aitana, aunque decepcionada, vio el cambio en él.En: Aitana, though disappointed, saw the change in him.Es: "Hay equilibrio entre nuestras tareas.En: "There is balance between our tasks.Es: Puedo escribir de lo que observé mientras tú fotografiabas el amanecer", respondió, con una sonrisa comprensiva.En: I can write about what I observed while you photographed the sunrise," she replied, with a sympathetic smile.Es: Marcelino entendió entonces que el trabajo en equipo y la colaboración eran tan valiosos como una imagen perfecta.En: Marcelino then understood that teamwork and collaboration were as valuable as a perfect image.Es: En su mente, las palabras de Aitana eran claras: un buen fotógrafo también narra historias que van más allá del lente.En: In his mind, Aitana's words were clear: a good photographer also tells stories that go beyond the lens.Es: Ahora, al mirar su foto impresa, Marcelino supo que no solo había capturado al Salar de Uyuni en su esplendor, sino también había aprendido una lección sobre respeto y colaboración.En: Now, looking at his printed photo, Marcelino knew he had not only captured the Salar de Uyuni in its splendor but had also learned a lesson about respect and collaboration.Es: Aitana, Luz y él eran un equipo, y eso también era un logro valioso.En: Aitana, Luz, and he were a team, and that was also a valuable achievement.Es: El viaje al Salar de Uyuni terminó con ese entendimiento compartido, en un lugar donde el cielo y la tierra se tocaban, al igual que las historias de sus vidas.En: The trip to the Salar de Uyuni ended with that shared understanding, in a place where the sky and the earth met, just like the stories of their lives. Vocabulary Words:the horizon: el horizontevast: vastothe ocean: el océanothe salt: la salto crunch: crujirthe surface: la superficiethe summer: el veranothe editor: el editorthe magazine: la revistato capture: capturarthe magic: la magiathe notebook: la libretato observe: observarthe surroundings: el entornoto murmur: murmurarto adjust: ajustarthe focus: el enfoquethe sister: la hermanathe sketchbook: el cuaderno de bocetosthe inspiration: la inspiraciónthe reflection: el reflejoto connect: conectarto fade: desvanecerseto insist: insistirthe dawn: el albathe mirror: el espejodazzling: deslumbranteto envelop: envolverto realize: percatarsethe lesson: la lección

✅ Viaje por Bolivia, carretera de la muerte, huelgas, golpe de Estado, la Paz.

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Já imaginou um JRPG que usa viagens e trilhas no lugar de combates por turnos? Albatroz é um jogo que mistura Shadow of the Colossus com progressão e mecânicas de RPG pra criar um épico sobre autoconhecimento, caminhos e amizades. Episódio com Thiago, Angelo e Yuri, do estúdio Among Giants, sobre os sete anos de desenvolvimento de Albatroz. Esse é o Controles Voadores, seu podcast semanal para falar sobre jogos independentes e conhecer os desenvolvedores brasileiros. ⁠⁠Garanta sua camiseta na lojinha do Controles⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Acompanhe as novidades sobre o Controles⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TRILHAS USADAS: Path to Nowhere, Dentre a Luz e a Escuridão, El Condor Village, Searching for Albatroz, Fury of the Crying Mountain, Forbidden Lands, O Lobo da Estepe, Lago Village, A New Day, Uyuni, El Gigante Corredor, The Future Can Still Be a Little Scary, Can't It (Among Giants)

Hear about an itinerary for travel to Bolivia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Jayne Dear from The Only Way is Not Essex about her recent trip to this landlocked South American country. Jayne says, you “should go to Bolivia because it's a very diverse country. It has the largest salt flats in the world. Uyuni, which I visited, and I did that on a three-day tour. Also, go because it's a great way of having a budget trip to the Amazon. It's a very diverse country. I think it's the 27th largest country in the world. There's a dry forest as well as the rainforest.” ... https://amateurtraveler.com/bolivia-itinerary/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some places on Earth seem to completely defy the laws of physics! Take the Devil's Kettle waterfall in Minnesota, where half the river mysteriously disappears into a hole, and no one knows where it goes! In Bolivia, the Salar de Uyuni salt flats turn into a massive mirror after rain, making it look like you're walking on the sky. Then there's Magnetic Hill in Canada, where cars seem to roll uphill, even though it's technically an optical illusion. In Turkmenistan, the Gates of Hell is a massive fiery crater that's been burning for decades after a drilling accident—it looks otherworldly! And in Australia, Wave Rock looks like a giant frozen wave, even though it's just a solid rock formation formed over millions of years. These places make Earth feel like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! Credit: Kristián Hulala / YouTube BBC News / YouTube New Scientist / YouTube Associated Press / YouTube Vim te Mostrar / YouTube Ellis WR / YouTube airgeo.org / YouTube Anirudh Singh / YouTube Sharat Mehta / YouTube Ing / YouTube Sandeep Shrikant Khedkar / YouTube David Snow / YouTube Shock wave / YouTube PixelDo Media / YouTube Animation is created by Bright Side. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music from TheSoul Sound: https://thesoul-sound.com/ Check our Bright Side podcast on Spotify and leave a positive review! https://open.spotify.com/show/0hUkPxD... Subscribe to Bright Side: https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook: / brightside Instagram: / brightside.official TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brightside.of... Telegram: https://t.me/bright_side_official Stock materials (photos, footages and other): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This video is made for entertainment purposes. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, safety and reliability. Any action you take upon the information in this video is strictly at your own risk, and we will not be liable for any damages or losses. It is the viewer's responsibility to use judgement, care and precaution if you plan to replicate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En una reciente reunión con el Gabinete de ministros, el presidente de Rusia, Vladímir Putin, instruyó al Gobierno para que estudie la posibilidad de restringir el suministro de varias materias primas estratégicas a los mercados extranjeros. En este contexto, Bolivia y Rusia firmaron un contrato para la extracción de litio en el salar de Uyuni.

The apostle James uses a a mirror as a metaphor in Chapter 1. What type of mirror did he have in mind? We know that mirrors come in all shapes and sizes and have many uses. Natural mirrors exist, too, like the incredible Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia. Yet, James makes a strong case for a different mirror, perhaps more powerful than any other. He calls it a “perfect” mirror, and for good reason.

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Join us on an exhilarating adventure through the captivating landscapes and cultures of Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador in this episode of Misadventures of a Sneaker. We'll take you from the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu to the surreal expanses of Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni, and the vibrant biodiversity of these places. We're joined by a wonderful guest Sharique who has travelled extensively through these regions and speaks vividly about their adventures, sharing personal stories and insights that bring each destination to life. This episode is packed with stories, traditions, and encounters that highlight the magic, mystery, and majesty of these incredible South American treasures. Experience the bustling markets of Cusco, the colourful streets of La Paz, and the charming colonial architecture of Quito. Sail on the serene waters of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, and witness the unique tradition of Cholita WWE wrestling in Bolivia. Dive deep into the spiritual realm with an Ayahuasca experience in a remote village in the Andes mountains of Ecuador. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or an armchair adventurer, prepare to be transported to some of the most breathtaking and culturally rich destinations on the planet. Tune in and let the journey begin! Head over to our newsletter on Substack to read about Sharique's story and also scroll through the spectacular pictures he clicked on his vacation – read here. You can follow and connect with Sharique on Instagram or on LinkedIn To support our team and donate generously, please click ⁠SUPPORT ⁠. Like our work? Follow, Like & Subscribe to our podcast from wherever you are listening in. We would also love to hear from you, so do write to us at: Email: ⁠misadventuresofasneaker@gmail.com⁠ Instagram: ⁠@misadventuresofasneaker⁠ Blog: ⁠misadventuresofasneaker.substack.com ------------------------------- Recommendations from Sharique: Books: How to Change Your Mind - Michael Pollan The Motorcycle Diaries - Ernesto ‘Che' Guevara Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter - Mario Vargas Llosa Isabel Allende The President - Miguel Ángel Asturias Jorge Luis Borges Movies: Lunchbox Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge In The Mood for Love Stanley Kubrick Martin Scorsese Forrest Gump Mad Max: Fury Road Podcasts: Empire Podcast ArtHoles Podcast Series: Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown

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In this episode, Laura takes you along on what might be her most bizarre adventure yet through a working mine in Potosi, Bolivia. This is a gritty story about a rough place with a terrible history.  Past a smoking shrine to the local god, Tio, down down down into perforated rock with nothing but coca leaves and 192 proof alcohol to quell her fears, a lot happens inside this mountain.  You'll also learn about places to travel within the country as you explore the incredible landscapes of Bolivia, including the Salar de Uyuni salt flats, Lake Titicaca and the cultural centers of Sucre and La Paz.Want to help the children of Potosi? Please consider donating to the organization Amigos de Postosi.Want to support the podcast? Go to Laura's Patreon site to see photos from the episode, maps of places she talks about and you can become a patron too!Follow the show on instagram or facebook.Audio and Musical Credits:Snorting cocaine by Breviceps -- https://freesound.org/s/450622/ -- License: Creative Commons 0Track: "Mellow", Fenixprod  Music provided by https://slip.streampublic transport soliciting passengers.wav by Tito Lahaye -- https://freesound.org/s/78434/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0Piano Singularity by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comCycling.m4a by Chilsville -- https://freesound.org/s/574119/ -- License: Creative Commons 0Wind Chimes (medium, 6 chimes) by iainmccurdy -- https://freesound.org/s/642325/ -- License: Attribution 4.0Epic Fantasy by Lite Saturation is licensed under a Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.orecart_move_1.wav by Amusquiz99 -- https://freesound.org/s/435711/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 89448__bkamuse__dangerous-mine-shaft_edited.mp3 by pbmzbr -- https://freesound.org/s/625296/ -- License: Creative Commons 0blast mining edit.wav by WaveAdventurer -- https://freesound.org/s/127952/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0Track: "Triumphant Celebration"Music provided by https://slip.streamSupport the Show.

El presidente brasileño Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva se reunió este martes 9 de julio en Santa Cruz de la Sierra con su par boliviano Luis Arce, en una visita que pretende instaurar una “diplomacia económica” entre ambos países. Lula llegó acompañado de una comitiva integrada por ministros y más de 100 empresarios. El objetivo es fortalecer los vínculos en la agroindustria, la transición energética y los minerales, principalmente, en la industrialización del litio. Poco después de llegar a Bolivia, el presidente Lula expresó sus deseos de cooperar con su vecino.Según afirmó, Brasil puede ayudar a Bolivia “en la transferencia de tecnología" en varias áreas, entre las que destacó "la exploración de minerales”, en particular, el litio.“Brasil quiere posicionarse en los recursos mineros de Bolivia, que tiene una de las reservas de litio más grandes del planeta”, recuerda a RFIBruno Fornillo, investigador del Conicet y miembro del Grupo de Geopolítica y Bienes Comunes de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.“Pese al control estatal, Bolivia ha tenido dificultades técnicas para extraer ese litio”, dice el experto. Actualmente se está extrayendo mineral en el Salar de Uyuni “con empresas rusas y empresas chinas”.Con 23 millones de toneladas de litio cuantificados y en proceso de certificación internacional, Bolivia es el primero en la lista de países con este recurso natural.El vicecanciller boliviano, Elmer Catarina, dijo que este encuentro será una oportunidad para mostrar a Brasil los “avances con la industrialización del litio”, a la vez que subrayó las “oportunidades” que se abren en un mercado tan grande como el brasileño.Por eso, de la cita participarán también representantes de las empresas estatales Yacimientos de Litio Bolivianos (YLB) y de Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB)."No existe nada que se parezca a una OPEP del litio"Sin embargo, el especialista pone en duda el interés económico que podría suponer esto para La Paz.“No es una oportunidad especial porque por ahora Brasil no requiere litio a gran escala. La aspiradora por el momento es China”, apunta Fornillo.Consultado sobre las posibles tensiones que esta cooperación podría generar con Argentina y Chile, las otras naciones con mayores reservas en la región, el analista se muestra escéptico.“No hay ninguna relación entre Argentina, Chile y Brasil. Nada que se parezca a una OPEP del litio a nivel regional. Podría haberlo”, concluye.La cita presidencial también estará marcada por temas políticos, tras el intento de golpe militar de hace dos semanas en La Paz. Es la primera visita del mandatario brasileño al país desde que retomó la presidencia en enero de 2023. La última fue en 2009, cuando Morales estaba en el poder.

El presidente brasileño Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva se reunió este martes 9 de julio en Santa Cruz de la Sierra con su par boliviano Luis Arce, en una visita que pretende instaurar una “diplomacia económica” entre ambos países. Lula llegó acompañado de una comitiva integrada por ministros y más de 100 empresarios. El objetivo es fortalecer los vínculos en la agroindustria, la transición energética y los minerales, principalmente, en la industrialización del litio. Poco después de llegar a Bolivia, el presidente Lula expresó sus deseos de cooperar con su vecino.Según afirmó, Brasil puede ayudar a Bolivia “en la transferencia de tecnología" en varias áreas, entre las que destacó "la exploración de minerales”, en particular, el litio.“Brasil quiere posicionarse en los recursos mineros de Bolivia, que tiene una de las reservas de litio más grandes del planeta”, recuerda a RFIBruno Fornillo, investigador del Conicet y miembro del Grupo de Geopolítica y Bienes Comunes de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.“Pese al control estatal, Bolivia ha tenido dificultades técnicas para extraer ese litio”, dice el experto. Actualmente se está extrayendo mineral en el Salar de Uyuni “con empresas rusas y empresas chinas”.Con 23 millones de toneladas de litio cuantificados y en proceso de certificación internacional, Bolivia es el primero en la lista de países con este recurso natural.El vicecanciller boliviano, Elmer Catarina, dijo que este encuentro será una oportunidad para mostrar a Brasil los “avances con la industrialización del litio”, a la vez que subrayó las “oportunidades” que se abren en un mercado tan grande como el brasileño.Por eso, de la cita participarán también representantes de las empresas estatales Yacimientos de Litio Bolivianos (YLB) y de Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB)."No existe nada que se parezca a una OPEP del litio"Sin embargo, el especialista pone en duda el interés económico que podría suponer esto para La Paz.“No es una oportunidad especial porque por ahora Brasil no requiere litio a gran escala. La aspiradora por el momento es China”, apunta Fornillo.Consultado sobre las posibles tensiones que esta cooperación podría generar con Argentina y Chile, las otras naciones con mayores reservas en la región, el analista se muestra escéptico.“No hay ninguna relación entre Argentina, Chile y Brasil. Nada que se parezca a una OPEP del litio a nivel regional. Podría haberlo”, concluye.La cita presidencial también estará marcada por temas políticos, tras el intento de golpe militar de hace dos semanas en La Paz. Es la primera visita del mandatario brasileño al país desde que retomó la presidencia en enero de 2023. La última fue en 2009, cuando Morales estaba en el poder.

Im ersten Teil unseres SUSECON-Specials besprechen wir in großer Runde die Highlights der dreitägigen Konferenz in Berlin. In insgesamt 127 Sessions gab es zahlreiche Informationen, die besprochen werden wollen. Auch dieses Mal kam mit SUSE AI der omnipräsente Dauerbrenner nicht zu kurz - hier lassen technische Details jedoch noch auf sich warten. SLES 15 SP6 wurde veröffentlicht, SP7 wird als letztes Update bis zu 2037 unterstützt, während SLES 16 für 2025 erwartet wird. Mit SUSE Manager 5.0 wird sehr bald eine neue Hauptversion der Management-Suite veröffentlicht, die alte Zöpfe abschneidet und vollständig containerisiert ist. In Harvester gibt es einige kleinere technische Erneuerungen, während die Rancher vor allem als LTS-Version länger unterstützt werden soll. Für NeuVector gibt es zwei neue Erweiterungen. Die Episode wurde in der Event-Location aufgenommen, wir bitten etwaige Hintergrundgeräusche zu entschuldigen.

In our special we've had fun talking to Don Vosburg and Miguel Pérez Colino about the latest SUSE Manager 5.0 and Uyuni news. The new major version is the very first containerized variant and will be released in mid July. Don and Miguel also gave us some insights on planned features that might come in the future. This episode was recorded near a vivid street, we apologize for the background noise.

In unserem SUSECON-Special besprechen wir in großer Runde die Highlights der dreitägigen Konferenz in Berlin. In insgesamt 127 Sessions gab es zahlreiche Informationen, die besprochen werden wollen. Auch dieses Mal kam mit SUSE AI der omnipräsente Dauerbrenner nicht zu kurz - hier lassen technische Details jedoch noch auf sich warten. SLES 15 SP6 wurde veröffentlicht, SP7 wird als letztes Update bis zu 2037 unterstützt, während SLES 16 für 2025 erwartet wird. Mit SUSE Manager 5.0 wird sehr bald eine neue Hauptversion der Management-Suite veröffentlicht, die alte Zöpfe abschneidet und vollständig containerisiert ist. In Harvester gibt es einige kleinere technische Erneuerungen, während die Rancher vor allem als LTS-Version länger unterstützt werden soll. Für NeuVector gibt es zwei neue Erweiterungen. Die Episode wurde in der Event-Location aufgenommen, wir bitten etwaige Hintergrundgeräusche zu entschuldigen.

Martin Zahuranec je zakladateľ a co-CEO úspešnej online optiky a Marianna Sádecká žila ako digitálna nomádka a hosťuje podcast o digitálnej bezpečnosti "lokál hosť". Týchto dvoch kamarátov spája vášeň k cestovaniu a počas pandémie covidu ich zaviedla do juhoamerickej Bolívie, kde strávili na cestách viac ako mesiac. Porozprávajú nám o intenzívnych zážitkoch zo soľnej planiny Salar de Uyuni aj o tom, ako sa pekný výlet zmenil na boj o život.

Der Mai war ereignisreich! So wollten mit Fedora 40, RHEL 8.10 und AlmaLinux 9.4 neue Versionen getestet werden, während Neofetch eingestellt wurde. IBM hat HashiCorp übernommen und Raspberry Pi Ltd. geht an die Börse. Veeam hat bestätigt, dass Proxmox bald unterstützt wird und Broadcom stellt VMware Workstation Privatanwender:innen künftig kostenlos zur Verfügung. Canonical hat Ubuntu 24.04 und eine neue Landscape-Version vorgestellt, die viele bisherige Kritikpunkte adressiert. OpenTofu 1.7 bietet nun verschlüsselte Statefiles, während sich mit run0 eine weitere sudo-Alternative ankündigt.

Nouveau : Envoyez-moi un feedback par sms !Cette semaine j'échange avec Léo Jolly, un explorateur artiste qui parcourt le monde et qui a fait de l'Art une manière de rencontrer les populations des régions dans lesquelles il se rend. Pour sa dernière aventure, il s'est par exemple rendu en Bolivie, dans le salar de Uyuni, pour demander aux gens qui vivent dans cet environnement très difficile ce dont ils rêvent.Parce qu'il serait sans doute bon qu'on s‘autorise plus souvent à laisser s'exprimer notre créativité enfantine, voilà un épisode qui apporte un peu de légèreté et de rêve.Merci Léo, excellente écoute à vous !

On prend de la hauteur ,de bus en bus, on teste un restaurant gastronomique bolivien, on marche sur les traces des dinosaures et on embarque pour une nouvelle aventure de quatre jours pour voir le désert de sel d'Uyuni

In this episode, Keith and Taylor discuss the “hidden gem” of South America - Bolivia.  From the city of La Paz to the remote Salt Flat in Uyuni, Bolivia was a great stop on the journey.  As always, there are experiences to share and stories to tell!   Go to www.MyHomeIsSpecial.com to (1) see a few photos of what we talk about in this episode and (2) sign up for the newsletter and be sure to share the word on this podcast if you like what you're hearing.

Greetings, Christian travelers! Join us as we immerse ourselves in the breathtaking beauty of Bolivia, offering essential tips for a meaningful exploration. From the Andean peaks to the Amazonian lowlands, this episode serves as your guide, navigating the landscapes with a Christian compass. Let's uncover the hidden gems of Bolivia, a South American gem that speaks of God's fingerprints through its geography, history, culture, and destinations. As we virtually explore iconic sites like La Paz and Salar de Uyuni, envision yourself in these places, reflecting on God's creation. From witnessing to Bolivia's diverse religious landscape to incorporating faith into your travel plans, we provide insights that align with your Christian values. Join us in making every journey a purposeful expression of our faith! Subscribe, visit the website, and become a member to stay connected. Let's journey together in prayer for Bolivia's well-being and spiritual growth. Join our community of Christian Travelers as they explore the many hidden wonders around the world at www.ChristianTravelers.net   Upcoming Trips In Our Community: Beach + Bible Study Two Women's Retreats - led by @KenzieFromKansas Immortal RockFest And more! Join the Network to attend one of these adventures - or plan your own!  *Disclaimer: Our content provides travel insight, not legal advice.

Just picture this scene: rows of identical building looking like palaces straight from a Disney movie. But they're all empty and form an abandoned town. Burj Al Babas is situated in Turkey and hundreds of these castle-style villas stay abandoned, mid-construction. There were also plans to build a shopping center and cinemas there... but it was never to be finished. What could go wrong? Here're 5 abandoned towns straight out of a fantasy or science fiction movie. Let's learn their stories and why these places that once flourished, turned into lifeless spots... #brightside Preview photo credit: Disneyland Ribbon banner: By Xologon/Depositphotos.com, https://depositphotos.com/165353482/s... A photo shows hundreds of houses part of the Sarot Group's Burj Al Babas project on December 15, 2018 close to the town centre of Mudurnu in the Bolu northwestern region: By ADEM ALTAN/AFP/East News, https://www.eastnews.ru/picture/70965... Animation is created by Bright Side. Credit: CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Graffiti in the ruins of the abandoned amusement park: By Erik Jorgensen - Flickr, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... Hotel made out of salt at Salar de Uyuni: By willy hybrid - https://www.flickr.com/photos/wili/19... Flickr, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... Salt bricks in the salt hotel in the salt lake - Salar de Uyuni, Southern Bolivia: By Phil Whitehouse - https://www.flickr.com/photos/phillie..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... A Salt Hotel at the foot of Volcan Tunupa: By Murray Foubister - https://www.flickr.com/photos/mfoubis..., CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Estación de Ferrocarril Uyuni, Potosí - Bolivia: By Jduranboger, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... Train Station in Uyuni, Bolivia: By Molly McHugh, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... Animation is created by Bright Side. #brightside Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / brightside   Instagram:   / brightside.official   Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brightside.of... Stock materials (photos, footages and other): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La Bolivie dispose des plus grandes ressources de lithium au monde, ce matériau indispensable pour la fabrication des batteries d'ordinateurs ou téléphones portables. Depuis des années, les autorités essaient de structurer le secteur, d'industrialiser la filière du lithium, mais les avancées et les retombées sont bien faibles. Notre correspondant a assisté à l'inauguration de la première usine de carbonate de lithium le mois dernier, (décembre 2023) présentée comme un moment historique mais tous ne partagent pas l'enthousiasme du gouvernement. À Rio Grande, village le plus proche de l'usine, le maire regrette que les communautés ne soient pas impliquées davantage. « Ce n'est pas grand-chose, commente Edgar Mamani, mais nous nous occupons du service de transport, ce qui a permis de créer un emploi. » Les employés de l'usine ne vivent pas dans des installations proches de la ville comme prévu initialement mais dans le salar, le désert de sel. Ils y restent durant leurs jours de repos et, même pour faire des courses, ils évitent le village de Rio Grande et préfèrent « s'approvisionner directement à Uyuni en coupant par le salar pour éviter la piste en terre qui est plus longue », explique le gérant d'un hôtel construit pour loger les ingénieurs et techniciens, mais désespérément vide.De plus, on est encore loin du projet des autorités d'industrialiser le secteur. La Bolivie ne vend pas de produits à forte valeur ajoutée, pas de batteries, elle ne transforme pas encore le lithium. « Passer de la phase d'expérimentation à la production industrielle de matériaux cathodiques ou de batteries demande beaucoup d'investissement et de spécialistes, analyse le chercheur Gonzalo Mondaca, bien plus que pour la production de matières premières. » Pour l'instant, ces investissements n'ont toujours pas été annoncés. Nouvelle journée de mobilisation en HaïtiPour la deuxième journée consécutive, des centaines de personnes sont descendues dans les rues dans plusieurs villes du pays, aux Cayes, à Jérémie, à Miragôane ou encore à Ouanaminthe. Les manifestants protestent contre l'insécurité alors que l'on rapporte de nouvelles violences dans la capitale, des morts, des blessés et des maisons incendiées dans le quartier de Solino et des tensions très fortes dans le quartier de la Saline. À l'appel de l'ancien officier de police, ancien chef rebelle Guy Philippe, les protestataires ont aussi demandé la démission du Premier ministre, Ariel Henry dans le viseur également de l'ex-Premier ministre Claude Joseph qui annonce une mobilisation nationale dans les prochaines semaines. Les autochtones attendent beaucoup du nouveau président au GuatemalaTout au long de son laborieux parcours vers la présidence, Bernardo Arévalo a été soutenu par la communauté autochtone dont nous recevons l'une des représentantes, la chanteuse Sara Curruchich. « L'objectif principal était de défendre nos droits, notamment le respect de notre droit de vote, explique-t-elle, donc les peuples indigènes ne se sont pas spécialement mobilisés en faveur du président élu mais pour défendre leur droit de participer à l'élection et la démocratie. » La chanteuse et représentante kaqchikel ajoute « il y a un grand espoir placé en Bernardo Arévalo mais je dois vous avouer que le cabinet qu'il a choisi a suscité aussi une grande déception chez beaucoup d'autochtones parce qu'il n'y a qu'un seul autochtone. » Sara Curruchich considère que le nouveau président a maintenant une responsabilité envers les indigènes et qu'il devrait respecter les traditions et le système représentatif mis en place par les communautés. « Le président a une énorme dette envers nous. » Le journal de la 1èreUne opération de recensement commence demain (18 janvier 2024) en Martinique et devrait confirmer le déclin démographique.

To flip through the photos that go with this Goop Tale visit  gooptales.com/manipulata Get ready for giggles with Manipulata, the playful Goop girl! A wacky science experiment sends her to the breathtaking Uyuni salt flats, where she meets Vangelis, a wise flamingo teaching her about the importance of genuine feelings. Hold on tight when Manipulata's worries become a fiery dragon – a lesson about the power of thoughts! Then, with a sprinkle of imagination, she zooms back to Goop World for scooters, red leaves, and lots of laughter with her Goop friends. To create your own Goop Tales story, download our free Goop Story Creation Kit  here. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please support us by leaving a review on Apple Podcast and Spotify and follow us on Instagram, Tiktok and Facebook. The algorithm really likes it when you do that.  

In this episode I speak with Katja and Martin who recently completed a 22,000km bicycle tour of the Americas. This journey would see them cycling for 21 months setting off from Argentina, destination Canada.Their adventure from south to north saw them battle with relentless Patagonian headwinds, cycle across amazing landscapes such as the Salar de Uyuni salt desert, tackle the Peru Great Divide trail, and get fully immersed in the Amazon jungle. We spoke at length about what it was like to pack up their panniers to spend almost two years on the road cycling. They also shared their top tips for how to camp in extreme cold temperatures - they experienced night of minus 20C on this trip. They spoke about the highs of being in amazing landscapes, interspersed with the lows of cycling through a village which had been decimated by a landslide.  I found their approach to  making connections and learning about the people and cultures of the countries they were travelling through along the way, very impactful.Links to Katja and Martin's social channels and blogs are:Instagram: -@americasbybike Website: - Americas by BikeNEW! - Leave a Voice Message! Have something you'd like to tell me? Want to chat about this episode more or tell me about your own bicycle adventures? Well now You can now get in touch and leave a voice message! Just click here and record a voicemail message - I may even include it in future episodes! Join the Seek Travel Ride Facebook group - a place where you can discuss episodes in more detail, learn more about our guests and also where you can share more about your own adventures on a bike! Enjoying listening to Seek Travel Ride? Then please give the show some love and leave a rating and review on your podcast player.Also be sure to follow us on your favourite Podcast Player so you get notified when new episodes are released. You can also follow us via:Instagram - @SeekTravelRideTwitter - @BellaCyclingWebsite: Seek Travel Ride Facebook - Seek Travel Ride

Today, we're in Southern Bolivia for this leg of my South American journey in one of the most remarkable landscapes on earth. We're in Uyuni Salt Flats. But we start at "The Train Cemetery" to see the first locomotives in Bolivia. This train graveyard, locally known as "Cementerio de Trenes," is a fascinating and eerie attraction located just outside the town of Uyuni in Bolivia. It is where old, rusting train locomotives and railcars from the late 19th and early 20th centuries have been left to deteriorate and slowly decay in the harsh, arid landscape of the Bolivian Altiplano.  And then we headed to one of Mother Earth's most surreal and breathtaking wonders: the Salar de Uyuni, also known as the Uyuni Salt Flats, in the southwest corner of Bolivia, near the crest of the Andes. I'm here in the rainy season, meaning a thin layer of water covers the salt crust. It creates a seamless reflection of the sky above, and the boundary between the heavens and the Earth becomes blurred as clouds, sunsets, and even bodies are duplicated on the salt flats' mirror-like surface. David and our driver set up a small table and some plastic chairs in the middle of all this. And with our feet in the salty water, we had a wonderful and surreal lunch. As night falls, the Salar de Uyuni takes on a new personality. The colours of the sunset were nothing less than spectacular. And by far the most amazing sunset I've ever witnessed in my life. Again, we went nuts with taking pictures and videos. Exploring the Salt Flats is an adventure like no other. It's a photographer's dream come true, where every angle reveals a new perspective. Make sure you go to the blog post for this episode and @Radiovagabond on Instagram to see the pictures. The next morning, we continued our trip to the southwestern part of the country, nearer to the border with Chile. First, we drive through “The High Flats” and then into the “High Andes” and Siloli Dessert. Being between 4500 and 4700 meters above sea level, it's the highest desert in South America. We make a stop at a lake called Laguna Q'ara and then continue a bit south to another high-altitude lake named Laguna Colorada. It's another one of Bolivia's most captivating natural wonders. One of the most iconic features of these lakes is its resident population of flamingos. On the last morning of the tour, our alarm clock was set to 4 am. We're greeted by the breathtaking sight of Laguna Salada. Their still waters reflect the early morning sky with hues of orange, pink, and gold. Here, geysers are natural wonders that erupt with bursts of steam and hot water, putting on a mesmerizing show. The geysers add an exciting element to our morning as we watch them spout their steam into the crisp air. At Termas de Polques at Laguna Salada, we get in the pool of the natural hot springs. As we're in the water, we can watch the rocky formations and the rugged beauty of the Andes as the sun rises. These pools offer a soothing warmth that's especially inviting on a chilly morning like this one. At the end of the trip, the car was driving back to Uyuni, but we asked to be dropped off at the border to Chile and continue our South American journey that way. It was indeed three remarkable days in this picturesque part of the world.

Today, we're in Southern Bolivia for this leg of my South American journey in one of the most remarkable landscapes on earth. We're in Uyuni Salt Flats.  But we start at "The Train Cemetery" to see the first locomotives in Bolivia. This train graveyard, locally known as "Cementerio de Trenes," is a fascinating and eerie attraction located just outside the town of Uyuni in Bolivia. It is where old, rusting train locomotives and railcars from the late 19th and early 20th centuries have been left to deteriorate and slowly decay in the harsh, arid landscape of the Bolivian Altiplano.  And then we headed to one of Mother Earth's most surreal and breathtaking wonders: the Salar de Uyuni, also known as the Uyuni Salt Flats, in the southwest corner of Bolivia, near the crest of the Andes. I'm here in the rainy season, meaning a thin layer of water covers the salt crust. It creates a seamless reflection of the sky above, and the boundary between the heavens and the Earth becomes blurred as clouds, sunsets, and even bodies are duplicated on the salt flats' mirror-like surface. David and our driver set up a small table and some plastic chairs in the middle of all this. And with our feet in the salty water, we had a wonderful and surreal lunch.  As night falls, the Salar de Uyuni takes on a new personality. The colours of the sunset were nothing less than spectacular. And by far the most amazing sunset I've ever witnessed in my life. Again, we went nuts with taking pictures and videos.  Exploring the Salt Flats is an adventure like no other. It's a photographer's dream come true, where every angle reveals a new perspective. Make sure you go to the blog post for this episode and @Radiovagabond on Instagram to see the pictures.  The next morning, we continued our trip to the southwestern part of the country, nearer to the border with Chile. First, we drive through “The High Flats” and then into the “High Andes” and Siloli Dessert. Being between 4500 and 4700 meters above sea level, it's the highest desert in South America.  We make a stop at a lake called Laguna Q'ara and then continue a bit south to another high-altitude lake named Laguna Colorada. It's another one of Bolivia's most captivating natural wonders. One of the most iconic features of these lakes is its resident population of flamingos.  On the last morning of the tour, our alarm clock was set to 4 am. We're greeted by the breathtaking sight of Laguna Salada. Their still waters reflect the early morning sky with hues of orange, pink, and gold.  Here, geysers are natural wonders that erupt with bursts of steam and hot water, putting on a mesmerizing show. The geysers add an exciting element to our morning as we watch them spout their steam into the crisp air. At Termas de Polques at Laguna Salada, we get in the pool of the natural hot springs. As we're in the water, we can watch the rocky formations and the rugged beauty of the Andes as the sun rises. These pools offer a soothing warmth that's especially inviting on a chilly morning like this one. At the end of the trip, the car was driving back to Uyuni, but we asked to be dropped off at the border to Chile and continue our South American journey that way. It was indeed three remarkable days in this picturesque part of the world.

In this Part II of my Peru adventures, we finish up our adventure travel tour with my affiliate, Active Adventures (exclusive listener promo code ATA200 to save $200 off ANY of Active Adventures epic worldwide tours!), and then my sister Terry and I head off on our own to explore other exciting places in southern Peru and Bolivia, including: Climb up to sacred Humantay Lake Climb Palccoyo Rainbow Mountain Dune Buggy and Sand Board in Huacachina Explore the massive Uyuni salt flats in Bolivia Visit Isla del Sol in Copacabana Explore Bolivia's capital, La Paz and the Witches Market Visit the Uru reed islands of Lake Titicaca Have a fun Homestay in Amatani Island Check out the condors in Colca Canyon Visit the 'Poor man's Galapagos' in Paracas Do a wine tasting at a Pisca vineyard Explore the beautiful "White City" of Arequipas COMPLETE SHOW NOTES  See important links for planning your Peru and Bolivia adventure, photos, videos and more cool info HERE. Get FREE Travel Planners for ATA adventures (and each month you will get an email from Kit with links to all future Travel Planners (no spam promise!).  Get the monthly newsletter here. CONTACT KIT Resources  Promo Codes and Recommended Tour Companies Travel Insurance:  Quickly and easily compare rates and policies from different companies Buy Me a Beer Want to support the program?  You can always buy me a coffee or beer - thanks! Amazon Kit's Picks   Please use my Amazon link to access your Amazon account.  Even if you don't purchase any of my recommendations, I get credit for anything you DO purchase - at no additional cost to you, you'll be helping to support the show and keeping it AD FREE:) SUBSCRIBE to the Adventure Travel Show (the “How to's of adventure travel) SUBSCRIBE to Active Travel Adventures (fantastic adventure destinations) Join the Active Travel Adventures Facebook Group Follow ATA on Twitter Follow ATA on Instagram Follow ATA on Pinterest  

Greetings from Uyuni, Bolivia! Elvis Bolivar Viluyo is a guide and mountaineer from Tarija, Bolivia. I met Elvis while I was exploring the Southwest of Bolivia by Jeep. The Bolivian Southwest is home to the Bolivian Salt Flats, several lagoons, mountains, desert landscapes, natural hot springs, geysers, and unearthly rock formations. In this conversation, Elvis shared his experiences growing up in Bolivia and working as a guide. More from TVTV: https://linktr.ee/thevoyagesoftimvetter

Teague Egan is the CEO and Founder of EnergyX. EnergyX is on a mission to become a worldwide leader in the global transition to sustainable energy with breakthrough direct lithium extraction and refinery technologies, as well as more effective battery and energy storage solutions. Imagine you're listening to "The End" - the famous hit of The Doors. You vaguely remember there's something pressing on your to-do list, but hey, who can resist the captivating voice of Jim Morrisson, right? 11'44 passes by, and you return to that to-do list. What's on top? Oh yeah, submit that folder for Bolivia's Direct Lithium Extraction tender. But... 11'44 was 1'44 too long, and time is over; you're out. Kind of bitter, right? I obviously romanticized the anecdote, and I don't know if Teague is a fan of The Doors, yet one part of that story is true: EnergyX got kicked off of Bolivia's DLE tender for submitting 10 minutes late.  I wouldn't allow myself to joke about it if Teague wasn't seeing the positives in it: EnergyX leverages 60 patents across the lithium value chain, and they've leveraged Bolivia and Uyuni as a great proof of concept! Their technology suit stands the field test, and they're able to produce lithium in a country that maybe boasts the World's largest lithium reserves, but also a quite demanding 25 to 1 magnesium to lithium ratio that defeated many challengers in that race to get Bolivia's white oil off the ground. In today's conversation, you'll get to explore how a Direct Lithium Extraction pure player builds its path to a future EV supply chain vertical, how there may be bumps on the road, but also how exciting it is to move an Idea from the lab to a pilot then a demonstration stage and down the line, a first commercial reference.  You'll hear of the lithium godfather and Nobel Prize recipient, John Goodenough, which is the second Nobel Prize winner we get to hear in this lithium series after Barry Sharpless that collaborated with Standard Lithium; you'll understand how an investment fund committed 450 million dollars on EnergyX and how Teague won his crown as Shale Magazine named him the Lithium King.  ➡️ Check out the entire article on how the Lithium King got 60 patents  for its battery vertical pure player, including a teaser, a slider, and a full transcript on the (don't) Waste Water website!

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3-III-2023. IN CONTINENTE TERRA EUROPAE. IN EUROPA: ‘Pretiorum inflatio’ ‘in Europae zona’ ‘altior quam praedixi’ ‘est’, et ‘pressionem’ ‘ad rationem creditorum augmentandum’ ‘addit’. ‘Commisio Europae’ ‘Tik Tok usum’ ‘ad collaboratores’ ‘tempore laboris’ ‘prohibuit’. IN TURCIA ET SYRIA: ‘Concussio consequens’ ‘post magnos terrae motus’ ‘fuit’, et ‘saltem’ ‘unam personam’ ‘occidit’. IN UCRAINA: ‘Zelens’kyj, Ucrainae Praesidens’, ‘praefectum summum in Donbas’ ‘dimisit’. ‘Russiae milites multi caedes’, ‘circa quinquaginta milites’, ‘uno die’ ‘fuerunt’. ‘Exercitus Russicus’ ‘affirmat’ ‘Ucrainae assultum’ ‘cum apibus mechanicis’ (in lingua anglica ‘drones’) ‘repellere’. ‘In Bakhmut’, ‘exercitus russicus’ ‘ad pugnandum’ ‘supra exanimes suos’ ‘graditur’, dum ‘Ucrainae exercitus’ ‘perdite resistit’. ‘Russia’ ‘plus quam quinque milia autocurrus armatos’ ‘in Ucraina’ ‘perdidit’. IN HIBERNIA SEPTENTRIONALI: ‘Post pacto novo’ ‘cum Unione Europae’, ‘Sunak’ ‘victoriam’ ‘proclamat’. ‘Pactum Septentrionalem’ ‘stabilitatem et certitudinem’ ‘providebit’. IN BRITANNIA: ‘Pactum subscribendo’, ‘Ursula von der Leyen et Rishi Sunak’ ‘Brexit’ ‘finiverunt’. ‘Sunak’ ‘iactat’ ‘concessiones magnas’ ‘ex Unione Europaea’ ‘assequi’. ‘Hiberniae Septentrionalis Pactum commerciale’ ‘commercium liberum’ ‘cum Unione Europaea’ ‘spondebit’. Etiam, ‘Sunak’ ‘vetum in Unione Europaea’ ‘Britanniae’ ‘stabilit’. ‘Sunak’ ‘ad Factionem Unionis et Democratiae (abbreviatione DUP)’ ‘dicit’ ‘pactum’ ‘firmum’ ‘esse’ et ‘mutaturum non esse’. IN LUSITANIA: ‘Azores Societas Aeria’ ‘ad privatam administrationem’ ‘translaturus est’. IN HISPANIA: Translatio ex Israel García Avilés: Taberna argentaria BBVA et Santander pleno anno inter Unionem Europaeam optiones pecunarias meliores obtulerunt. ‘Ferrovial’ ‘ad Nederlandiam’ ‘tributo’ ‘vadit’. IN GALLIA: ‘Gallia’ ‘assiccatur’. ‘Cifra maxima’ ‘ex exterae pecuniis collocationibus’ ‘in Gallia’ ‘est’. ‘Discrimen apertum’ ‘inter medicos et regimen’ ‘in Gallia’ ‘est’. ‘Macron’ ‘deducere’ ‘praesentia militaris’ ‘in Africa’ ‘vult’. IN GERMANIA: ‘Comitiae fructus officialis’ ‘in Berolino’ ‘est’: ‘Factio democratiae socialis (abbreviatione: SPD)’ ‘quinquaginta tres suffragia’ ‘super Factionem Viridiem’ ‘habet’. ‘Ratio opere carentium’ ‘in Febrruarii mense’ ‘in Germania’ ‘paulisper augmentat’. ‘Factio democratiae socialis (abbreviatione SPD)’ ‘coallitionem’ ‘cum CDU’ ‘in Monachio’ ‘constituet’. Viridis Factio excluditur. ‘Apple’ ‘in Monachio ‘multam pecunaim collocaturus est’. ‘Lufthansa, Germaniae societas aeronautica’, ‘unum milliardum eurorum lucrorum’ ‘habuit’. ‘Scholz’ ‘Biden’ ‘visitat’. IN ITALIA: ‘Factio Popularis (abbreviatione ‘PD’)’, ‘quam Elly ducit’, ‘Schlein’ ‘vincit’. ‘Multi migrantes’ ‘ab Smyrna’ ‘in naufragio’ ‘mortui sunt’. ‘Quinquaginta novem corpora’ ‘rediment’. IN STATU CIVITATIS VATICANAE: ‘Franciscus Pontifex’ ‘Hungariam’ ‘in Aprilis mense’ ‘visitabit’. ‘Annuarium Pontificium’ ‘huius anni’ ‘publicatur’. IN BELGICA: ‘Centum octoginta tres’ ‘mulierum homicidia’ ‘quinque annis’ ‘in Belgica’ ‘sunt’. IN BELORUSSIA: ‘Belorussia’ ‘missiles’ ‘ad defensionem’ ‘parat’. ‘Belorussia’ ‘laureato cum Praemio Nobellanio Pacis’ ‘ad decem annos in carcere’ ‘condemnat’. IN SERBIA ET IN KOSOVIA: ‘Serbia et Kosovo’ ‘ad colloquendum’ ‘propter Unionem Europaeam’ ‘redunt’. IN GRAECIA: ‘In Graecia’ ‘magnus casus’ ‘inter duos tramines ferroviarios’ ‘fuit’. ‘Circa triginta sex mortui sunt’ et ‘circa octoginta quinque vulnerati sunt’. ‘Graeciae Minister Vecturae’ ‘dimittit’. IN CONTINENTE TERRAE AMÉRICAE. IN CANADA: ‘Ineunte hebdomada’, ‘Principi Ministro’ ‘de Sinarum auxilio accipiendo’ in praeteritiis comitiis ‘accusant’. ‘In hebdomada’, ‘Servitii explorationis Canadae’ (abbreviatione CSIS)’ ‘accusationem’ ‘veram’ ‘considerat’. ‘Exeunte hebdomada’, ‘videtur’ ‘contrarium est dicendum’. IN CIVITATIBUS FOEDERATAE AMERICAE: ‘Ministerium Oeconomiae’ ‘affirmat’ ‘fugam’ ‘in laboratio’ ‘coronae viri pandemiam’ ‘provocavit’. ‘Tribunal’ ‘de condonatione’ ‘pro scholares’ ‘scepticus est’. ‘Chicago magister civis’, ‘Lori Lightfoot’, ‘pro consecutiva electione’ ‘ab civibus’ ‘recusatur’. ‘Alex Murdaugh’ ‘de uxoris et filii caeede’ ‘condemnatur’. IN MEXICO: ‘Centu milia cives et magis’ ‘contra Instituti Nationalis Comitialis (abbreviatione INE) deminutionem’ et ‘contra Praesidentem’ ‘in plinthus Mexicopolis’ ‘clamant’. ‘Attamen’, ‘praesidis decretum’ ‘iam viget’, et Instituti Nationalis Comitialis (abbreviatione INE) ‘officiales’ ‘dimittunt’. ‘Academici’ ‘Ministri Esquivel abdicationem’ ‘exigunt’. ‘Universitas Complutensis Matritensis’ ‘Yasmín Esquivel doctoralis gradum’ ‘abnegat’. ‘Tesla’ ‘magnam autocinetorum electricorum fabricam’ ‘in Sancta Catharina in Novo Leone’ ‘collocabit’. ‘Milites’ ‘sex iuvenes’ ‘in Novo Laredo’ ‘cum telis transfixerunt’ (in lingua mexicana: ‘balacearon’). ‘Quinque iuvenes’ ‘occidunt’. IN SALVATORIA: ‘Circa due milia captivii’ ‘ex criminaliumm caterva’ ‘ad novam magnam carcerem’ ‘transmoventur’. IN PANAMA: ‘Panamae Tribunal’ ‘pro matrimonio inter virum et mulierem’ ‘dominatus est’. IN PERUVIA: ‘Peruvia’ ‘legatum suum’ ‘a Mexico’ ‘removet’. IN COLUMBIA: Translatio ex Israel García Avilés: ‘Primum discrimen gubernationis’: ‘tres ministri exierunt’: ‘disciplina, cultus, ludo’. IN BOLIVIA: ‘Bolivia’ ‘Uyuni’ ‘tamquam magnus campus lithii’. IN AEQUATORIA: ‘In Aequatoria’ ‘circa novem tonnas cocainae’ ‘confiscant’. IN BRASILIA: ‘Benzinii pretium’ ‘in Brasilia’ ‘augmentat’ et ‘Brasiliae regimen’ ‘detinere hoc augmentum’ ‘conatur’. IN ARGENTINA: Traslationes ex Israel García Avilés: Pecunia comparsa diminuit; quamquam pactum cum FMI melius fuit, inopia dollarium erit. Praemia Fifa 2022: Messi, maximus victor. Taberna argentaria Argentinae octingenti octoginta novem milia Dollariorum Civitatum Foederatarum amisit, peior Febrarius fuit. Condemnant Lazarum Baezum lavationis pecuniae. IN ORIÉNTE MEDIO. IN ISRAELE: ‘Pungas’ ‘in Israele’ ‘continuant’, ‘et mortui et vulnerati’ ‘augmentant’. IN CONTINENTE ASIATICA. IN MEDIA ASIA. 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Unser Planet bietet eine unglaubliche Vielfalt an traumhaften Orten. Die Salzwüste Uyuni ist ein ganz besonderes Exemplar. Kilometer weit erstreckt sich das Hochplateau von Horizont zu Horizont. Strahlend weiß blendet es Besucher buchstäblich mit seiner Schönheit. Lass uns ein kleines Abenteuer wagen und den Geheimnissen der Salzwüste in Bolivien auf den Grund gehen. Wir, das sind Nale und Balto, möchten dich auf eine Reise schicken, damit du so die Sorgen des Tages hinter dir lassen kannst. Unsere Geschichten sollen dir dabei helfen, zur Ruhe zu kommen und langsam in einen verdienten und erholsamen Schlaf zu gleiten. Wir wünschen dir eine gute Nacht, schlaf schön! Konnten wir dir beim Einschlafen helfen? Hast du eine Idee, wo die nächste Reise hingehen soll? Dann schreib uns gerne an geschichtenzumeinschlafen@julep.de. Wir freuen uns sehr, von dir zu hören! ***Werbung*** Informationen zu unseren Werbepartner:innen findet ihr unter: https://linktr.ee/einschlafen Vielen Dank an unsere Partner:innen, die es uns ermöglichen, euch weiterhin beim Einschlafen zu helfen. ***Werbung Ende*** Hosts: Nale & Balto Text: Lisa Claus Musik: Milan Lukas Fey Produktion & Schnitt: Martin Petermann Eine Produktion der Julep Studios

Dvojmiliónová metropola vo výške alpských štítov, najväčšia soľná pláň na svete aj najvyššie položené splavné jazero na svete. Všetky tieto prvenstvá patria juhoamerickej Bolívii, ktorá každoročne priťahuje čoraz viac turistov. Vo fascinujúcom finančnom centre krajiny La Paz vo výške 3600 metrov nad morom sa môžete previezť lanovkami, ktoré slúžia ako hromadná doprava a obísť aj časť krátera, v ktorom je mesto položené. V uliciach stále natrafíte na rôzne tradície - od ženského zápasenia po čarodejnícky trh, na ktorom sa dajú kúpiť rôzne bylinky, amulety ale aj sušené lamy. V uliciach často hrá aj živá hudba. "Bolívijčania sú veľmi sympatickí. Aj keď si odmietneš niečo kúpiť, pochopia to, nie sú takí kontaktní. Prišli mi ako národ introvertov,” opisuje Frederika.  V novej epizóde cestovateľského Všesvet Podcastu nám Frederika Halászová porozprávala aj o jazde na bicykloch po Ceste smrti, ktorá sa dnes zmenila na atrakciu pre nadšencov adrenalínu. Pozrieme sa spoločne aj na soľnú plán Salar de Uyuni a ostrov obrovských kaktusov, brehy jazera Titicaca a naučíme sa rozoznať vikuňu od alpaky. Frederika v podcaste poradí, prečo je lepšie pravidelne piť kokový čaj, prečo chutia raňajky v celej krajine rovnako a aký je najpohodlnejší spôsob cestovania po krajine. Budeme radi, ak nás v tvorbe podcastu podporíte na Patreone. Ak máte akékoľvek otázky, neváhajte nám napísať na vsesvetpodcast@gmail.com.  

Follow travel writer Shafik Meghji from the Andes to the Amazon on a journey across one of Latin America's most spectacular countries – Bolivia.  We're  going to travel from the stark white plains of the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the world, to the most biodiverse place in the entire amazon rainforest, we're going to discover a lost city and a mountain that eats men … but we're also going to do what all good explorers do and dig deeper.While traveling up and down to every corner of the country, Shafik realized there was a bigger story to be told – not just about Bolivia, but about us too. Everywhere he went he found a contrast between the ancient and the modern – the unchanging and the acceleration of the new. Bolivia, he realized, lived on the cusp of the past and the future, that knife edge dynamic of push and pull that shapes our world. And the more he traveled, the more he realized that we live on that cusp too.This is a story for travelers, and it will take you to some of the most spectacular and awe-inspiring places on the planet.  But it's also a story for explorers who like to dig down, ask questions and discover the deeper threads of history and society that define a country and our world today.Who's the guest?Shafik Menghji is an award-winning travel writer, author, broadcaster and photographer. His book of this journey is called ‘Crossed off the Map: Travels in Bolivia'. It's an incredibly well researched and written book and an essential read for anyone visiting or dreaming about a trip to Bolivia. You can find it here or go to www.shafikmeghji.com to find out more. You can also connect with Shafik on Twitter and Instagram @shafikmeghji … Go and hang out, he's an awesome bloke to travel with.Buy me a Pint!If you're enjoying the show please consider showing your support by buying me a pint! The show is free, but it takes many hours to produce, almost all of which is done by one person, little old me. The sponsors cover costs, but not my time. If you like what you hear and think that two episodes a month is worth the price of a single frosty beverage then please go to www.patreon.com/armchairexplorerpodcast. From just $5 per month you will get you ad free episodes, exclusive episodes not available anywhere else and lots more. Buy me a pint! ... the next round will be on me.Thank you Sponsors!Today's episode is brought to you by Wondrium. Imagine Netflix, but for your brain – a huge audio and video encyclopedia for anything that you might want to learn or are curious to find out about – and you can download it all right to your phone. Go to www.wondrium.com/armchair to get a free no strings attached trial and 20% off the annual price if you like what you hear. Let's Hang outFollow @armchairexplorerpodcast on Instagram and Facebook or head over to www.armchair-explorer.com to find more background information on this episode