Archives - Bolivia

Bolivia in Dialogue: Between Hope and Civil War

If 85% of Bolivia is owned by 15% of the country, that means that 85% of us are sharing...

Information on Washington’s Interference in Bolivian Affairs

Gathered here is a collection of articles, letters, videos, reports, observations and resources regarding Washington’s recent interventions in Bolivian affairs,...

The Machine Gun and The Meeting Table: Bolivian Crisis in a New South America

Upon arriving in Santiago, Chile on September 15 for an emergency meeting of South American heads of state, Bolivian president...

Bolivia: Violent Groups Take Over Human Rights Organization

On September 9th a group of approximately 50 vandals entered by force, completely sacked and set on fire the offices...

Bolivia: U.S. Ambassador Expelled for Allegedly Supporting Violent Opposition

Bolivian President Evo Morales has declared U.S. Ambassador to La Paz Philip Goldberg persona non grata , after accusing...

Interview with Former Bolivian Justice Minister Casimira Rodríguez

Casimira Rodríguez spent decades organizing her fellow domestic workers into a union, which she founded in 1985. When Bolivian Evo...

The Street and the Ballot Box: Voices From Bolivia’s Recall Vote

Cochabamba, Bolivia - On August 10, leftist President Evo Morales, won a resounding victory in Bolivia’s recall referendum. Regardless of...

Bolivia: Prefect Reyes Villa Resigns After Losing Referendum

On the morning of August 12, Manfred Reyes Villa, the embattled conservative prefect (governor) of Bolivia’s department (state) of Cochabamba,...

Optimism and Uncertainty Follow Bolivian Recall Vote

President Evo Morales and his Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) party won a resounding victory in Bolivia’s Recall Referendum held Sunday,...

Bolivian President Ratified in Post, Three Prefects Lose Vote

The President and Vicepresident of Bolivia, Evo Morales and Alvaro Garcia, respectively, were ratified in their posts, according to preliminary...

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