A Venezuelan military helicopter often used to transport Bolivian President Evo Morales crashed in central Bolivia, but Morales was not aboard and is safe, Bolivia’s defense minister said Monday. Five crew members were reported killed.
Top Bolivian and U.S. officials sought to heal their nations’ strained relations Thursday in their first meeting since a raucous protest outside the American embassy sent the U.S. ambassador back to Washington for security consultations.
Bolivian officials said Friday they have arrested two men who may have planned to kill President Evo Morales. But a local prosecutor quickly released them.
Bolivian President Evo Morales is stepping down as leader of the powerful coca growers’ union that launched his political career.
Rising global prices for Bolivia’s natural gas and minerals are pushing the country’s foreign exports to record levels.
President Evo Morales committed himself and Bolivia’s nine governors on Monday to face recall votes on Aug. 10, gambling that his unfinished term will a survive a referendum whose peculiar rules tilt in the populist leader’s favor.
President Evo Morales has approved an Aug. 10 recall election for himself and Bolivia’s nine governors, gambling that voters will re-elect him just two years into his five-year term.
President Evo Morales agreed Thursday to stand for election in a nationwide recall vote, gambling that Bolivians will re-elect him after just two years in office.
Bolivian President Evo Morales insists a broad autonomy declaration by the country’s largest and richest state is “illegal,” “anti-constitutional,” and “dictatorial.”
President Evo Morales said Friday that a political battle over demands for autonomy by Bolivia’s largest state should be resolved by a nationwide referendum.
A few people can really imagine the courage it takes to relish the breathtaking scenery of “Death Road”, the only western route into La Paz. Those people who like to think of themselves as brave hearts should challenge “Death Road” in the eye but...
Bolivian President Evo Morales is not the most popular person in the country at the moment and the latest violent protests attest that. The demonstrations come in the wake of the ruling governments decision to rewrite the countrys Constitution and...
Eyes were blackened, noses bruised, yelling, angry staring, and hullabaloo in Bolivian congress, matched the Indian one. It took place when politicians traded blows over their differences on the control of the country’s judiciary, disturbing the...
There are around ten thousand children living in the streets of La Paz, capital of Bolivia. For them the life is a battleground, where everyday they have to fight for their survival. There are few who work as laborers and earn their livelihood, but many...
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In this Dec. 16, 2005 file photo, a Bolivian saleswomen shows coca leafs in the Coca Market in downtown in La Paz, Bolivia. Soaring food prices may achieve what the United States has spent millions of dollars trying to do: persuade Bolivian farmers to...
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