Sara Aliaga Ticona

As an Aymara photojournalist and visual artist, Sara Aliaga Ticona views photography as a social instrument for reclaiming identity. The central threads of her visual research converge around gender and identity, human rights, the climate crisis and its impact on Indigenous peoples.

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Bolivia's “people of the water” attempt to forge a life after the disappearance of Lake Poopó

25 March 2024

Environment

Bolivia’s “people of the water” attempt to forge a life after the disappearance of Lake Poopó

Bolivia’s second largest lake has been completely dried out since 2015. This is due to global warming, which is accelerating evaporation – already [...]Read the full article

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