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    Cerro Rico

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    Cerro Rico’s nickname Hardship, hellish conditions and primitive tools are what miners endure every day. by: candid Views[523] Mined for 200 years, miners are entering knowingly that their life is at risk. by: candid Views[299] The coca leaf, used by all miners in order to increase their stamina and suppress their hunger for their usual 10-12 hour shift. by: candid Views[357] Cerro Rico, a mountain mined for it's silver, situated in Potosi, one of the highest cities in the world. by: candid Views[274]
     

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    Sunday, 13 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    Curious, independent, social, adventurous and perseverant are adjectives that come to my mind when trying to describe myself in short words. Being the youngest of four siblings, a challenge is something I’ve always been familiar with. As I sit and rummage ... Read more >
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