The Carmen Pampa was named for the Our Lady of Mount Carmel, most of the land was given to the hacienda's peons and Xavierian brothers opened a high school.
Carmen Pampa is a community in Bolivia situated 112 km from La Paz. The community was named for the Our Lady of Mount Carmel, chosen by Matilde Belmonte, mother of the patron of the new hacienda. After Bolivia's agrarian reform, most of the land was given to the hacienda's peons, and the remaining land was sold to Carlos Lopez Videla Guaman. Xavierian brothers bought land in the Carmen Pampa to open a high school in 1962. 
