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Nansana Kids visited the Samaipata Fort before returning to Uganda

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SANTA CRUZ, 6 Mar (NOMADA NEWS).- The children of Nansana Kids said goodbye from Bolivia after visiting the Fort of Samaipata, a pre-Columbian and pre-Inca archaeological site located in the Florida province of the department of Santa Cruz. The children were welcomed with hospitality by the inhabitants, with music and dances of the place, contramano, the Ugandan children danced waving the tricolor Bolivian flag and the green and white of Santa C…
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Nansana Kids visited the Samaipata Fort before returning to Uganda

SANTA CRUZ, 6 Mar (NOMADA NEWS).- The children of Nansana Kids said goodbye from Bolivia after visiting the Fort of Samaipata, a pre-Columbian and pre-Inca archaeological site located in the Florida province of the department of Santa Cruz. The children were welcomed with hospitality by the inhabitants, with music and dances of the place, contramano, the Ugandan children danced waving the tricolor Bolivian flag and the green and white of Santa C…

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