President Evo Morales said yesterday he was expelling the US Agency for International Development for seeking to undermine his leftist government. In a fiery speech to workers on May Day, the...
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Bolivia’s constitutional court ruled on Monday that President Evo Morales may seek re-election next year, an official said.
Argentina is four points clear at the top of the qualifying table and enjoy an 11-point gap to the first team outside the four automatic qualifying positions with just six games left. Yet the trip...
Women’s groups are demanding a criminal sexual assault investigation for a provincial lawmaker who was caught by security video having what appears to be forced sex with a female legislative...
Bolivian miners irate over being shut out of a lucrative state-owned pit set off dynamite in a melee that left one person dead and nine injured, triggering panic in the capital La Paz.
In the globalised world, nations are supposed to play by the rules: US-style capitalism, open trade with others and like-minded politics.
Oil companies in Bolivia reassessed their investment plans as regional leaders prepared for an emergency summit to discuss President Evo Morales' nationalisation of the energy industry.
Gasping for oxygen I went ever upwards. The buildings had already shrunk to matchbox size below. The houses I was passing were the little red adobe ones that, seen from down below, make a giant...
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