Colombia: A library carved in stone
The archaeological treasure of San Agustín, which has been a World Heritage Site since 1995, includes more than 500 stone statues that draw 8,000 visitors a month from throughout the world.
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PUERTO SUÁREZ, Bolivia – The mayors of the Brazilian city of Corumbá, Paulo Duarte (left), and the Bolivian city of Puerto Suárez, Roberto Vaca Yorge, signed a cooperation agreement in March to work together in the areas of health, education, trade and tourism. (Courtesy of Marcos Boaventura/City of Corumbá)
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