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Los Yungas, Bolivia. 19th Sep, 2026. LOS YUNGAS, BOLIVIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: A Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of wild cat native to Bolivia's Yungas cloud forests. Scientists formally described the species in research published this week, marking the first time a new living wild cat species has been scientifically named and described in more than a century. Genetic research found the Tilcayo to be distinct from other South American tiger cats. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Los Yungas, Bolivia. 19th Sep, 2026. LOS YUNGAS, BOLIVIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: A Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of wild cat native to Bolivia's Yungas cloud forests. Scientists formally described the species in research published this week, marking the first time a new living wild cat species has been scientifically named and described in more than a century. Genetic research found the Tilcayo to be distinct from other South American tiger cats. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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LOS YUNGAS, BOLIVIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: A Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of wild cat native to Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forests. Scientists formally described the species in research published this week, marking the first time a new living wild cat species has been scientifically named and described in more than a century. Genetic research found the Tilcayo to be distinct from other South American tiger cats. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LOS YUNGAS, BOLIVIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: A Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of wild cat native to Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forests. Scientists formally described the species in research published this week, marking the first time a new living wild cat species has been scientifically named and described in more than a century. Genetic research found the Tilcayo to be distinct from other South American tiger cats. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Vincha, Bolivia. 7th Sep, 2026. VIACHA, BOLIVIA ""” SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 "BolÃ-var"" Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. (Credit Image: © Abad Miranda/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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VIACHA, BOLIVIA — SEPTEMBER 7, 2026: Damage is seen to homes near the RAM-2 “Bolívar” Mechanized Artillery Regiment, three days after explosions at the military installation in Viacha, near La Paz. The blast wave shattered windows and damaged walls and roofs in surrounding residential areas as rescue teams continued searching the site for missing people. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – JUNE 24, 2026: People take part in a fortune-telling session led by amautas, or Andean wise men, in the San Pedro neighborhood of La Paz during the San Juan and San Pedro celebrations. The rituals, which blend Indigenous Andean traditions with Catholic festivities, are associated with protection, prosperity, and spiritual renewal and remain an important part of the city's cultural life. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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El Alto, Bolivia. 20th June, 2026. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - JUNE 20: Law enforcement intervenes in road blockades after a state of emergency is declared in Bolivia. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images) Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto