While President Trump strengthens borders and the U.K. shuffles around with Brexit, the world seems to be becoming more isolated, but not all countries share the same closed-border values.
A new brotherhood has emerged between two towns, as local indigenous resident on both sides of Lake Titicaca — which occupies a part of both Peru and Bolivia — sign an agreement to cooperate both politically and culturally.
Now that they have signed this pact of collaboration, Bolivia’s town of Santiago de Huata and Peru’s Uru Chulluni have been brought closer together, now only separated by the waters of Lake Titicaca.
“The Aymaras have no borders, Indigenous peoples know no borders,” said Bolivia’s Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca during the binational meeting of Indigenous communities.
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