Chuquisaca

/ tʃukiˈsaka /

noun

1. the former name (until 1839) of Sucre 1

Example Sentences

Among his first memories of church in the 1970s in Villa Serrano, a town in the Bolivian region of Chuquisaca, Cuellar remembers singing a specific version of the Our Father.

From Seattle Times

In 1927, his grandfather established Radio Chuquisaca, one of the first radio stations in the country and all of South America, Salazar said.

From Washington Times

Protesters set fire to the Supreme Electoral Tribunal building in Potosi, leading two people on the second floor to jump to safety, and to election offices in Chuquisaca, Sucre and Tarija.

From Washington Post

The youth of the Plate Valley were attracted to the University of Chuquisaca, where, amidst its cloisters, they acquired a grave and disputacious manner.

From Project Gutenberg

It went northward from Cusco to a point beyond Quito, in the province of Guaca, and southward from Cusco to Chuquisaca, not far from the mines of Potosi.

From Project Gutenberg