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Several Bolivian politicians are shown in a room holding their hands in the air in celebration.
Elections
Morales aide claims victory in Bolivia’s presidential vote
Eloy Rojas Mamani, right, gestures toward his wife Etelvina Ramos Mamani are shown standing next to each other with Eloy wearing a dark suit and Etelvina wearing a white top.
‘October Massacre’ victims’ trial highlights traumas in Bolivia
An indigenous woman holding a Wiphala flag carries a kid, in La Paz, Bolivia November 13, 2019.
Bolivia sees backlash against conservative interim leader
Several people are shown running in the street with one man draped in a Bolivian flag.
Politics
‘Everything is a mess’: Morales’ exit convulses Bolivia
protest
Protest
Is Evo Morales leading Bolivia toward dictatorship?
several people are seen demonstrating and holding signs that read "Sea for Bolivia, Sea unit us."
Every year on ‘Día Del Mar,’ Bolivia celebrates the coastline they lost
After being elected for a second term, Bolivian re-elect President Evo Morales, accompanied by indigenous leaders, holds the staff of command during an Aymara indigenous ceremony at the ancient Kalasasaya Palace at Tiwanaku, January 21, 2010. The Kalasasa
Global Politics
Bolivia’s president wants to use an indigenous calendar, but are his motives genuine?
President Evo Morales holds a news conference at the presidential palace in La Paz, Bolivia on Feb. 22, 2016. Morales asked Bolivians on Monday to wait "calmly" for the official result of Sunday's referendum on whether he should be allowed to run for re-e
Global Politics
Is Bolivia a sign that Latin America’s ‘pink tide’ is turning?
A chalkboard lists the day's prices for coca - according to the quality of the leaves - in the Villa Fátima legal coca market in La Paz.
Culture
Coca is known as the main ingredient in cocaine. But for Bolivia, it’s more than that.
Each Friday, miners at the Cerro Rico mine worship at shrines of "El Tio," the spirit who they also call th "Devil God of the Mountain."
Global Politics
Go inside ‘the mountain that eats men’ in Bolivia
President Evo Morales of Bolivia playing in a friendly match in La Paz in 2011
Sports
Bolivia’s president is going to play professional soccer, and maybe win over a few voters
As Morales pushes for more reforms, Bolivians express frustration
Conflict & Justice
Diversion of Bolivia’s Presidential Jet Sparks Outrage in Latin America
Arts, Culture & Media
The Tale of Juan Mendoza, Bolivian Hero and Aviator
Global Politics
Bolivian President’s School Reforms Facing Resistence
Bolivian President Caught in the Middle
Conflict & Justice
Marching To Protect A National Park In Bolivia
Arts, Culture & Media
The tradition of chewing coca
Bolivian president makes a play for international intrigue
Global Politics
Bolivia’s Evo Morales expected to win referendum, remedy national inequities
Global Politics
Political unrest in Bolivia
Arts, Culture & Media
Global Hit / Geo Answer
Global Politics
Bolivia’s recall vote
Business, Economics and Jobs
Food crisis factors
Global Politics
Bolivia’s anti-drug efforts