Bolivia strengthens its information presence in unified BRICS agenda
The partnership is aimed at strengthening humanitarian and business ties within the BRICS+ format
BRICS partner countries are increasing their presence in the international agenda shaped by TV BRICS. In March 2026, the socio-political online publication Visión 360 of the Plurinational State of Bolivia joined cooperation with the media network. The agreement on joint activities was signed by CEO of TV BRICS Janna Tolstikova and CEO of Visión 360 Baldwin Montero. The partners will work to strengthen humanitarian, cultural, business, and trade and economic ties within the BRICS+ format, develop the international media community, and enhance the professional competencies of media communications specialists.
Visión 360 is a private socio-political online publication in Bolivia. The project was launched in 2024 by a team of experienced journalists. The media outlet operates in Spanish. A print version of Visión 360 is published weekly. The publication focuses on covering domestic and international events. Its priority topics include politics, economics, entrepreneurship, women’s leadership, culture, and sport.
CEO of TV BRICS Janna Tolstikova noted that the objectivity of the overall BRICS information landscape directly depends on the professionalism of the media participating in this work and the balance of information. Cooperation with Visión 360 will allow Bolivia to be more fully presented to an international audience – its remarkable traditions, rich national culture, and prospects for trade and economic growth. At the same time, for the country’s residents, TV BRICS, through its media partners, will offer unique and authentic materials about life in other macro-geographical regions of the world and the development of the BRICS group.
Earlier in this country, TV BRICS began cooperation with the leading state television channel BOLIVIA TV.
In addition to Bolivia, in Latin America the media network cooperates with media outlets from Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Chile, and Uruguay. Among BRICS partner countries, media from Belarus, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Cuba, Malaysia, Thailand, and Nigeria also exchange content with TV BRICS.
In 2025, in Bolivia, TV BRICS acted as a partner of the 3rd Edition of the Latin American Amateur Animation Festival “ANIMATEUR” and the 4th International “Lions of Fire” Film Festival, where it also organised a special screening of documentary films by directors from BRICS+ countries.