Bolivia's Morales, Saddam on U.S. no-fly list: report
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Bolivian President Evo Morales, Saddam Hussein and 14 of the 19 dead September 11 hijackers are among the names on the U.S. no-fly list designed to stop terrorists boarding planes, 60 Minutes said on Thursday.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia  - Bolivia's president on Thursday  proposed a referendum on regional autonomy and to allow  provinces to elect their own leaders in a bid to quell protests  in Santa Cruz, the nation's wealthiest department.
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Drafts of a report from the top US inspector in Iraq conclude that there were no weapons stockpiles but say there are signs that Saddam Hussein had dormant programs that he hoped to revive, according to people familiar with the findings.
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The fractious outcome of a vote on autonomy for Bolivia&#039;s states and the government&#039;s apparent failure to win enough backing to rewrite the constitution could dampened the leftist agenda of President Evo Morales.
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While Democrats seized on the Iraq Survey Group&#39;s report that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction before the US invasion, Vice President Dick Cheney on Thursday grabbed the report&#39;s findings that Saddam Hussein was &quot;actively
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US President Bush visits Uruguay while his Venezuelan counterpart, Hugo Chavez, reaches Bolivia.
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UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 16 -- A United Nations-appointed investigator probing corruption in Iraq's oil-for-food program has rejected a request by a Senate committee to strip U.N. officials of their immunity so they can testify before Congress. The U.N. official agreed to release, at a time of his choosing, internal audits of the program and other confidential documents sought by Congress.
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President Evo Morales declared a U.S. Embassy security officer to be an "undesirable person" on Monday after reports that the officer asked an American scholar and 30 Peace Corps volunteers to pass along information about Cubans and Venezuelans working in Bolivia.
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Eight of Saddam Hussein's 11 top lieutenants went on hunger strikes over the weekend to demand visits in jail from the International Committee of the Red Cross, but they were eating again by Monday, a U.S. military spokesman said. The former dictator had never joined the protest, the spokesman said.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia  - Protesters in Bolivia's wealthy  Santa Cruz province stepped up their pressure on President  Carlos Mesa on Friday by announcing plans to set up their own  separatist government and break ties with the capital, La Paz.
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Bolivia&#039;s largest agribusiness group said Wednesday it would form &quot;self-defense&quot; units to defend land it fears the country&#039;s new leftist government will confiscate to give to the poor.
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Bolivian president Evo Morales brandished a coca leaf on the floor of the United Nations Tuesday in a passionate rebuke of U.S. criticisms of the South American nation's anti-drug policies.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia  - Tourists and political pilgrims  can now follow "Che's trail" in Bolivia, which traces Ernesto  Guevara's fatal attempt to export the Cuban revolution to one  of Latin America's poorest countries.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia  - Bolivia's radical Indian leader  Evo Morales, who has infuriated Washington with calls to  legalize coca farming, has come first in municipal elections  that are seen as a springboard for a 2007 presidential vote.
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Five Latin American nations are to meet in Bolivia to formalise a protest against a ban on high-altitude football.
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President Evo Morales has backed off a proposal to remove Roman Catholic instruction from Bolivia's schools, easing a dispute with church officials over his plan to place greater emphasis on Indian faiths.
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SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia - Armed with clubs and waving provincial flags, thousands of residents of Bolivia's wealthiest province seized control of the country's busiest airport yesterday from troops sent in by President Evo Morales.