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Bolivia between AD 200 and 800. Most of the southern face of the rock was originally dominated by a series of Management at least and Protection five temples or sanctuaries, of which only the niches cut into their walls survive.

The City of Potosí was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1987. Situated at an altitude of 4,000 metres above sea level, in the heart of the Bolivian Andes, Cerro Rico (Rich Mountain) is the largest silver deposit in the world.

To address the sinking of the peak, the Bolivian State began the Project of Stabilization of the Sinking of the Peak of the Cerro Rico of Potosí in 2012 with State human and financial resources.

The Bolivian state agrees to resume international assistance offered by the World Heritage Committee, the need for plans and projects of importance to the preservation of the site is compelling.

Reactive Monitoring Mission to the City of Potosí, Plurinational State of Bolivia (C420) - 11-14 December 2013 / 23-30 January 2014 Download File file_download

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"PROJECT OF CONSERVATION, EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF HYDRAULIC S IN THE DAMS OF THE KARI KARI MOUNTAINS OF - Potosi.” The overall objective of the project is to conserve, restore and enhance the importance of the colonial structures that make up the dams of the range of Kari Kari, from the point of view of their hist