As Bolivia's glaciers rapidly melt, a group of Indigenous women known as the Cholitas Escaladoras are rewriting Bolivian climbing culture.
You can read a Spanish version of this article, translated by Daniela Anze with the author, here.
Puedes leer una versión en español de este artículo, traducido por Daniela Anze con el autor, aquí.
A medida que los glaciares de Bolivia se derriten rápidamente, un grupo de mujeres indígenas conocidas como Cholitas Escaladoras están reescribiendo la cultura de la escalada boliviana.
Esta es una versión en español traducida por Daniela Anze y Benjamin Swift. Puedes leer la versión original en inglés de este artículo aquí.
This is a Spanish version translated by Daniela Anze and Benjamin Swift. You can read the original English version of this article here.
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