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Cultural celebrations called El Chaco Cruceno, the history of Santa Cruz by artist Carlos Cirbian. Bolivia
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Cultural celebrations called El Chaco Cruceno, the history of Santa Cruz by artist Carlos Cirbian. (720x480px), Photo: © Mark Berman
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Sugar is the mother industry of Santa Cruz, a painting showing sugar production by Carlos Cirbian.
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