Bolivian's Indigenous Promise Faces New Setbacks
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BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 30 -- Intensifying labor strife, political infighting and budgetary pressures are threatening to chip away at the domestic support of Bolivian President Evo Morales, who took office in January promising to nationalize the natural gas industry and to achieve social equality for the...
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Opposition leader in Bolivia's wealthier lowlands claim success in a protest against changes to the constitution.
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National maps give them both a star, but for more than a century, the seat of Bolivia's government has been in high-altitude La Paz. Now Sucre, a provincial lowland city where the highest courts are based, wants the executive and legislative branches as well.
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Up to 340,000 people have been affected by continuing flooding in Bolivia, which has left 35 people dead.
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Bolivians voted Sunday in municipal elections that polls predicted would see indigenous and peasant organizations gaining ground on the traditional political parties that have long dominated the nation.
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Filmmakers using relatively cheap digital technology throw a harsh light on the plight faced by indigenous societies trying to survive the intrusion of a modern world. Jason Silverman reports from New York.
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The Bush administration said Monday it sees disturbing trends in Bolivia's dealings with efforts to combat illicit drugs.
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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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LA PAZ, Bolivia  - Indigenous groups and  independent candidates were poised to win local elections in  Bolivia on Sunday, while support for traditional parties sank  further after a popular revolt last year toppled former  president Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia  - The Bolivian Defense Ministrywas damaged on Wednesday by small explosives thrown at thebuilding in what officials said was a terrorist attack bypeople seeking to destabilize the government.
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President Evo Morales' drive to reinvent Bolivia takes a big step Sunday with the opening of a convention to write a new constitution aimed at ending the centuries-old supremacy of the European-descended minority.
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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 HIGUERA, Bolivia -- The people here pray to a man who once limped through their village in tattered clothes, a legendary guerrilla who fought his last battle on their dusty, unpaved streets, and who was executed in their schoolhouse.
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Scientists say global warming could extinguish Boliviaâs skiing tradition when its only ski run disappears forever in a few years.
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Energy company Harvest Natural Resources encounters problems in Venezuela.
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ESPINAR, Peru  - Two years ago, 2,000 people in this small town in the Peruvian Andes stormed the offices of the Tintaya copper mine, demanding its owners spend more money on social projects and the environment.
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Evo Morales, Bolivia&#039;s first Indian president, is hoping for a big win by his socialist backers in elections Sunday to chose an assembly to rewrite the constitution.