The Resurrection of Jesus Christ in Art
This column is about the representation of Christ Resurrection in the Art, remarking the difficulty of interpreting an event that is beyond of human knowledge.
The “resurrection” of the dire wolf
This column is about the “de-extincion” of dire wolf specie and the implications of this scientific goal.
The Order of Love
About the interpretation by US Vice President JD Vance of the theological concept of “ordo amoris” -the order of love- and its application to migrants deportation.
Are lithium contracts profitable?
I wonder if the lithium contracts between YLB and Russian and Chinese companies are profitable. The answer is negative, due to the low internacional price of Lithium Carbonate, now and in the next years.
PLANET WATER
This column is about the book “Agua” (water) by Dr. Hernán Vera Ruiz and some peculiar properties of the element of life
Lithium contracts: a desperate bet
This column is a general analysis on the Lithium contract for YLB, the nacional lithium corporation, with Uranium One Goup, a Russia Based company.
Electric cars in Bolivia: an obstacle course
The fuel crisis in Bolivia has two structural solutions, in the sense that both aim to reduce the demand for liquid fuels. The first is to convert cars with petrol engines to CNG (Car Natural Gas). The irrefutable convenience of this conversion for the user and for the State has already been demonstrated and I […]
You will call him Jesus
A pregnancy involves many tasks: it changes the routine and diet of the future mother, forces her to go on a pilgrimage to the gynecologist, periodic ultrasound scans must be carried out and the logistics of receiving the future baby are planned, among other things. Even before we know the sex of the baby, we […]
Sell low to buy high
About the insane policy to sell low natural gas to Brazil in order to buy high petrol for domestic consumption and a structural response to this loss.
It’s no longer a crisis, it’s a collapse
Bolivia suffers from fuel shortages, which can be felt in the endless queues at the pumps. It is a crisis that is approaching an energy collapse, not yet as serious as the one suffered by Cuba and Ecuador, but which is going in that direction. We know the causes, but we understand less about YPFB’s […]