AGP Executive Report

Music: Trinidadian sitarist Sharda Patasar’s new commission features in an international project bringing together artists from Bolivia and other countries. Bolivia on Screen: Shakespeare-inspired rom-com Anyone But You is among Netflix’s most-watched films in Bolivia and several other Latin American markets. Cultural Exchange: The Amesbury sculpture The Ancestor has also connected with Bolivia, featuring in an exchange with the country’s Amautas.

Cultural Exchange: A landmark steel sculpture in Amesbury has connected local celebrations with Bolivia’s Amautas, who took part in a cultural exchange with Stonehenge Druids. Bolivia Goes Viral: The newly identified tilcayo wildcat at Senda Verde sanctuary has drawn global attention, raising hopes that the buzz will help protect its habitat. Bolivian-Canadian Fashion: Canadian knitwear label Belacaro, co-founded by Bolivian-Canadian Caroline Bélanger, is spotlighting baby-alpaca designs.

Viral Wildlife: A newly identified Bolivian wildcat, the tilcayo, has become an online sensation after scientists confirmed it as a distinct species. Researchers and its caretakers at Senda Verde sanctuary hope the attention will help protect its habitat. Streaming Hit: Sydney Sweeney’s rom-com Anyone But You is among Netflix’s most-watched films in Bolivia and several other Latin American countries. Latin American Cinema: Brazil’s Curta Cinema short-film festival has teamed up with TV BRICS to showcase Brazilian films internationally and bring filmmakers from different countries together.

Wildlife Spotlight: A Bolivian sanctuary’s newly identified wildcat, the tilcayo, has drawn global attention after scientists confirmed it is a distinct species. Senda Verde hopes the interest will help protect the rare cat and its habitat. Sports Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which operates in Bolivia and five other Latin American markets, expanding its basketball coverage for regional fans.

Bolivian Wildlife Buzz: A newly identified wildcat species, the tilcayo, has drawn international attention after researchers confirmed its distinct lineage. The discovery at Senda Verde sanctuary could help raise awareness of the species and its habitat. Basketball Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which operates in Bolivia and five other Latin American markets, adding thousands of games to its regional offering. Streaming Hit: Sydney Sweeney’s rom-com Anyone But You is among Netflix’s most-watched films worldwide and is finding an audience in Bolivia.

La Paz Landmark: Hotel Perla, a waterfront fixture since 1940, is set to reopen on Oct. 20 as Perla La Paz, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, with restored Art Deco details, a rooftop and four dining venues. Bolivian Wildlife Goes Viral: Global attention is building around the tilcayo, a newly identified wild cat species native to Bolivia. Its discovery at the Senda Verde sanctuary has renewed hopes that the spotlight can help protect its habitat. Basketball Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which operates in Bolivia and five other Latin American countries, expanding its basketball coverage for regional fans. Cinema Connections: Brazil’s Curta Cinema festival has teamed up with TV BRICS to promote short films and create new links among filmmakers; its next edition is scheduled for March 2027.

Bolivian Wildlife Goes Viral: The newly identified tilcayo wildcat, discovered at a sanctuary near La Paz, has drawn global attention. Caretakers hope the publicity will help protect the species and its habitat. Screen Hit: Sydney Sweeney’s rom-com Anyone But You is among Netflix’s most-watched films in Bolivia and several neighboring countries. Basketball Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which serves fans in Bolivia and five other Latin American markets, adding thousands of games to its digital sports offering. Culture and Politics: A regional report says culture ministries, including Bolivia’s, are caught up in widening political battles over arts funding and cultural policy.

Streaming: Sydney Sweeney’s rom-com Anyone But You, a Shakespeare-inspired Much Ado About Nothing retelling, is among Netflix’s most-watched films in Bolivia and across several neighboring countries. Basketball: DAZN has acquired Latin American streamer Basket.TV, which carries about 4,900 games a season and serves fans in Bolivia and five other countries. Arts and Culture: Culture ministries are becoming part of Latin America’s political culture wars, with Bolivia cited as a recent example of the region’s shifting approach to arts and culture.

Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, expanding access to basketball coverage in Bolivia and five other Latin American markets. The service streams about 4,900 games each season across more than 300 teams. Bolivian Culture Abroad: Bolivia will be among the countries represented at “Luz de las Naciones,” a music and dance showcase in Salt Lake City on Nov. 13–14, featuring about 1,000 performers celebrating Latin American cultures.

Sports Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which serves fans in Bolivia and five other Latin American countries and streams about 4,900 basketball games each season. The deal could bring the region’s domestic leagues to a wider audience. Culture Policy: A report on Latin America’s political shift says culture ministries are increasingly caught up in “culture wars,” with Bolivia cited as a recent example. Bolivian Heritage: Pando marked the 124th anniversary of the Battle of Bahía with a civic parade celebrating the region’s history and identity. Music and Dance: Bolivia is among the countries represented at “Luz de las Naciones,” a Utah showcase of Latin American music and dance scheduled for November 13–14.

Traditional Sports: Bolivia’s Lucha de Cholitas, Tinku and other traditional games were listed for the BRICS Indigenous Sports Demonstration Games, held October 12 in Ahmedabad, India. Basketball Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which carries domestic leagues in Bolivia and other Latin American countries, expanding the platform’s basketball offerings. Latino Arts: Bolivia is among the countries featured at “Luz de las Naciones,” a free music-and-dance showcase in Salt Lake City on November 13–14; tickets go on sale October 13.

Traditional Sports: Ahmedabad’s BRICS games put Bolivian heritage on the program, including Lucha de Cholitas, Tinku, rayuela and traditional games such as trompo and cachinas. The noncompetitive event aims to preserve sporting traditions and encourage cultural exchange. Streaming: DAZN has acquired Basket.TV, which carries domestic basketball leagues in Bolivia and other Latin American markets, expanding access to the region’s games. Culture Policy: A regional culture-war debate is reaching Bolivia, as governments’ priorities and funding choices shape arts and cultural institutions.

Bolivian Traditions Abroad: Bolivia will showcase Lucha de Cholitas, Tinku and traditional games at the BRICS cultural sports event in Ahmedabad on October 12. Women’s Day: October 11 honored writer and educator Adela Zamudio, a pioneer for women’s education and rights. Folk Dance: Bolivians also paid tribute to the country’s cueca dance.

Bolivian Traditions Abroad: Bolivia will showcase Lucha de Cholitas, Tinku and other traditional sports at the BRICS Indigenous Sports Demonstration Games in Ahmedabad on October 12, celebrating the country’s living heritage through cultural exchange. Pando’s History: A civic parade in Pando on October 11 will mark 124 years since the Battle of Bahía, honoring Bolivia’s defense of its Amazonian territory; October 12 is also a departmental holiday. Folk Culture: Bolivians also paid tribute to the cueca dance, a cherished part of the country’s cultural identity.

Bolivian Traditions Abroad: Bolivia will bring Lucha de Cholitas, Tinku, rayuela, trompo, cachinas and sack races to the BRICS Traditional and Indigenous Sports Demonstration Games in Ahmedabad on October 12. The non-competitive event is designed to showcase cultural heritage and encourage exchange among participating countries.

Bolivian Traditions Abroad: Bolivia will bring lucha de cholitas, Tinku and other traditional games to the BRICS Indigenous Sports Demonstration Games in Ahmedabad on October 12, a cultural exchange featuring delegations from member and partner countries. Folkloric Spotlight: The Pujllay Bolivian Folkloric Group performed at the opening of the FAO’s “From Seeds to Foods” exhibition in Rome, adding Bolivian music and dance to the international event. Dance Heritage: Bolivians also paid tribute to the cueca, celebrating the country’s traditional dance.