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The time will tell "PONCHOS ROJOS"

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By Jorge Bernal
11 December 2007

Since the first day that they appears in Acahacachi to say to the world that they are not a "indigean army" like most of the people say or the media try to the people in the cities believe, but they are a social organization with a solid base and only one pourpose, protect Bolivia and the social revolution. They dress a "Poncho Rojo", it means a warrior symbol ready for the battle. The force of the andean energy is visible in their expressions all the time and the colors of their clothes are just amazing not only for seen because they show a history in their clothes with a lot of pride and energy since Achacachi.

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