Marco Antonio Rodríguez Sequeiros, a distinguished Bolivian economist, author, poet, and writer, hails from the historic city of Potosí. His early education in Tarija laid the foundation for a multifaceted career that bridges economics, literature, and community service. Rodríguez Sequeiros’s professional journey is marked by his commitment to education and his unwavering support for cultural initiatives.
Rodríguez Sequeiros served as a university professor at the Juan Misael Saracho Autonomous University in Tarija for two semesters, where he imparted knowledge in economics to aspiring students. His extensive experience as a field economist with the non-governmental organization Acción Cultural Loyola (ACLO) spanned two decades. He dedicated the first ten years to hands-on economic work in the field, followed by a decade in administrative roles, further cementing his expertise and commitment to social development.
In addition to his academic pursuits, Rodríguez Sequeiros has made significant strides in the photography industry. Since April 23, 2013, he has been associated with AGROCAMPO, an agrochemical company, where he continues to blend his economic insights with practical applications in the agricultural sector.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Rodríguez Sequeiros has played an essential role in the Catholic Church, particularly in Family Catechism. For fifteen years, he has supported families through catechetical instruction and has trained Family Pastoral Agents for twelve years. His contributions to family pastoral care illustrate his dedication to nurturing community values and spiritual growth within Bolivian society.
Rodríguez Sequeiros’s literary prowess is reflected in his diverse range of works. He has authored several teaching materials, including “Microeconomics 1,” and has contributed to various impactful projects, such as the “Intercommunal Potato Silo Chains Project” and a study on developing “Social Evaluation Coefficients of Productive Projects.”
As the creator, editor, and author of the monthly newsletter “Común, Unión,” he focuses on Family Pastoral Care, sharing insights and fostering community connections within the Catholic Church. His literary contributions extend beyond traditional boundaries, as he has penned poems, prayers, articles, and reflections that resonate with readers across different mediums.
Rodríguez Sequeiros has actively participated in various literary events, engaging in virtual writers’ meetings, book fairs, and festivals, both in-person and online. His work has been recognized in literary contests and anthologies, further establishing him as a prominent voice in contemporary Bolivian literature. His pieces have found publication in monthly newsletters, anthologies, and international literary events, as well as on social media platforms, where he connects with fellow writers and readers.
As an active member of numerous literary groups on Facebook, Rodríguez Sequeiros holds administrative roles in organizations such as “Roses and Poetic Orchids,” “World Union of Writer Poets, Mexico and the World,” and the Writers Capital Foundation. His commitment to fostering literary community is evident in his role as an Executive Member of the Writers Capital International Foundation.
His literary talent knows no borders; some of his works have been translated into languages including English, Indonesian, Bengali, Italian, and Chinese. His debut book, “The Little Mermaid Island,” published by Writers International Edition, marks a significant milestone in his literary career, capturing the imaginations of readers far and wide.
Marco Antonio Rodríguez Sequeiros exemplifies the blend of professional expertise and artistic expression. His contributions as an economist, educator, and poet reflect a life dedicated to enriching Bolivian culture and society. Through his literary endeavors and community engagement, he continues to inspire future generations and foster connections within the global literary community. His journey serves as a testament to the power of literature as a means of social transformation and cultural expression.
