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The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivia's eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales.
Take a trip to Jamaica’s dance halls, Colombia’s night clubs and Bolivia’s rock concerts — all here in Naples.Local musicians, visual artists and performers have organized an ambitious new festival, featuring seven bands with members and influences from Central and Latin America, the Caribbean and the United States, along with artists and other performers, at the Golden Gate Community Center’s ...
Where some see only an edible, hog-sized jungle rodent, others see economic opportunity. Indigenous communities from Bolivia's eastern lowlands are planning to export dried meat of the world's largest rodent to Venezuela, where the animal is widely consumed.
LA PAZ, Bolivia - Where some see only an edible, hog-sized jungle rodent, others see economic opportunity.
SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia Colombia has been building up forces along its eastern border with Venezuela following weeks of provocations by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has threatened war against Colombia for a recent agreement that allows U.S. troops to use Colombia's main military bases. A new army division of 15,000 men has been formed to protect the 94,000-square-mile frontier region ...
The wind whips across a 3,900-square-mile expanse of salt on a desert plateau in Bolivia's Andes Mountains.
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Bolivia tries exporting giant rodent jerky to Venezuela: $4.45 a pound or bust
by James Painter President Evo Morales seems set to push ahead with the implementation of a new constitution to place indigenous peoples at the heart of Bolivia's government and society after his victory in Sunday's presidential election. A poor result for the opposition suggests an easier passage for social reforms and a lessening of demands for secession by departments traditionally opposed to ...
Police officers carry a statue of the Virgin of Cotoca during Virgin Day celebrations in Cotoca, southeast of Bolivia, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009. There are no current comments at this time. Be the first to post one!
Bolivia's newly reelected President Evo Morales boasted Tuesday that he had received congratulations from fellow anti-US figures Fidel Castro of Cuba and President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela.
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA -- Bolivia's leftist president, Evo Morales, vowed Monday to increase state control over the economy and strengthen political power for indigenous groups, a day after exit polls showed that he was reelected in a landslide.
The United States on Monday congratulated Bolivian President Evo Morales for his landslide reelection victory, and said it hoped to continue the "bilateral dialogue" recently begun with Bolivia.
Leftist Bolivian President Evo Morales vowed on Monday to increase state control over the economy and strengthen political power for indigenous groups, a day after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide.
Elections in Bolivia Ian Kelly Department Spokesman Washington, DC December 7, 2009 We congratulate President Evo Morales on his re-election and commend the Bolivian people and their electoral institutions for a peaceful and orderly voting process yesterday. We look forward to working with President Morales and his administration to continue advancing the bilateral dialogue started by our ...
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