El Alto, Bolivia
Bolivia
El Alto, Bolivia holds 57 connections with 2125 other places across 18 topics, spanning government, religion, nature, and film. It connects most densely with Bolivia and La Paz, reflecting its role as a major city adjacent to the capital. Connections trace the city through Andean politics, the 2003 Bolivian gas conflict backdrop of the film "Once Upon a Time in Bolivia," the founding of its Roman Catholic Diocese in 1994, and the city's reliance on Andean glacier meltwater for dry-season water supply.
Túpac Katari Guerrilla Army
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia
Roman Catholic Diocese of El Alto
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia | Sucre, Bolivia
Movement for Socialism (Bolivia)
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Bolivia | Sacaba, Bolivia | Tapacarí Province | Pazña Municipality, Bolivia
Religion in Bolivia
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia | Cochabamba, Bolivia
Jeanine Áñez
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Peru | Bolivia | Sacaba, Bolivia
Chacaltaya
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Peru | Ecuador | Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia | Potosí, Bolivia
Traci Des Jardins
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: California | San Francisco, California | Jardins | Fresno County, California | Dogpatch, San Francisco
Once Upon a Time in Bolivia
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: London, England | Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia
museums in Bolivia
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: San Francisco, California | Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia | Potosí, Bolivia | Orinoca, Bolivia
Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: Australia | Switzerland | Bolivia | La Paz, Bolivia | Sucre, Bolivia
Rogelio Mayta
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: United States | Mexico | Argentina | Iran | Cuba
Roberto Mamani Mamani
Connects El Alto, Bolivia to: China | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Tokyo, Japan | Singapore | Munich, Germany