The offerings are made both in homes and urban businesses, as well as at sacred sites of Andean culture. On Saturday, the month of Pachamama, Mother Earth, began with traditional offerings that include sweets, medicinal plants, incense, and dried llama fetuses, symbols of gratitude and prosperity. At La Cumbre, people begin rituals at dawn, waiting for the sunrise to “recharge” their energy with the prepared offerings. The table includes sweets, sugar “mysteries” with images, the sacred plant wira k’oa, incense, copal, llama fat, fruits, flowers, cinnamon, and sugar, in addition to the traditional sullu. #Bolivia | Former President Evo Morales has emphatically rejected all charges against him and maintains that they constitute political persecution.#EvoMorales #teleSUREnglish pic.twitter.com/tJupsaT8N0 — teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) July 30, 2026teleSUR: JPSource: EFE