According to the government, the deaths were caused by floods in the departments of Chuquisaca (south), La Paz (west), Tarija (south), Cochabamba (centre), Santa Cruz (east), and Potosi (southwest).
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Bolivia: Evo Morales says 100,000 followers will march to La Paz to register him as a candidateFeb 7 (EFE) – Former Bolivian President Evo Morales (2006-2019) said on Friday that 100,000 of his followers will march to La Paz so that he can be registered as a candidate in the presidential ...
February 05, 2025 Dozens of Bolivian fans shouted "Siuuu" on Wednesday in a parallel event that was replicated in several of the country's main cities to congratulate Portuguese footballer Cristiano ...
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Today, Bolivia is dangerously low on dollars, leading to fuel shortages and higher consumer prices that are worsening poverty in cities like La Paz and rural areas such as Potosí and Uyuni. Bolivia’s ...
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Bolivia: Morales supporters in La Paz demand solutions to ‘economic crisis’ and an end to ‘persecution’La Paz, Bolivia - January 13, 2025 The supporters of Bolivia's former president Evo Morales (2006-2019) who marched for four days through the Altiplano arrived in La Paz on Monday with demands to ...
“I don't trust the current Public Prosecutor’s Office, which absolutely lacks independence and any kind of rigor for its accusations to have the necessary evidence,” says Claudia Paz y Paz, attorney ...
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