Protestors have brought the resource-rich Andean nation of Bolivia to a stand still.
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Protestors have brought the resource-rich Andean nation of Bolivia to a stand still.
Blockades cutting off roads across the country are choking the economy.
Angry at the new centre right president’s austerity measures, they are looking to the old socialist leader Evo Morales, who’s living in hiding.
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Protestors have brought the resource-rich Andean nation of Bolivia to a stand still.
Bolivia's protest ban means nothing to coca growers loyal to former socialist president Evo Morales as they proudly defy the…
Nearly a month of anti-government protests and a blockade of the capital in Bolivia have pushed the country to a "breaking…
Followers of Bolivia’s ex-President Evo Morales have joined a massive protest movement against President Rodrigo Paz.
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LA PAZ: Bolivia’s long-serving socialist former leader, Evo Morales, reappeared Thursday in his political stronghold of the…
