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UNESCO To Check Heritage Sites in Bolivia
La Paz, Nov 6 The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization will send next week a delegation to Bolivia to check the cultural heritage preservation in this country.
Nov 5, Puerto Suarez, is Located in the Bolivia Pantanal, Largest Wetlands in the World
Puerto Suarez is a port town of about 20,000 inhabitants located on Laguna Caceres which flows into the Paraguay and Parana Rivers by way of the Tamengo Canal, 10 kilometers from the border between Bolivia and Brazil in Southeast Bolivia.
Bolivian circus lions await new life in U.S. sanctuary
After growing up in a Bolivian circus and being confined to a small cage, Simba the lion is getting in touch with his wild side in preparation for a new life in a big U.S. wildlife sanctuary.
Bolivia's not-so-wicked witches
At first sight, Calle de las Brujas doesn't look so witchy - there are no steaming cauldrons or pointy hats.
The Bolivian Elections I: Five Things to Understand About the Process
Dear Readers: Welcome to the start of the Democracy Center's Blog coverage of the December 6th Bolivian Presidential and Congressional election! In the weeks ahead we will be publishing a series of posts looking at various aspects of the December vote and in many different forms, including analyses of the issues, video interviews with candidates ...
AMERICA/BOLIVIA - 16th Encounter for National Youth Ministry Leaders from Latin America and the ...
'Walking with Jesus, accompanying our people' is the theme of the 16th Encounter for National Youth Ministry Leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean, taking place October 25-30 in Vinto, Cochabamba , which has brought together 130 representatives from 20 countries across the continent.
United States-Bolivia Bilateral Dialogue
The Department of State welcomes Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca and the Bolivian delegation to Washington for the second meeting of the U.S.-Bolivia Dialogue, which will take place on October 27, 2009.
Bolivian Government Bars Mining on Peak of Cerro Rico
The Bolivian government ordered a U.S.-owned mining company to cease operations on the summit of Cerro Rico, responding to protests by residents of the nearby city of Potosi that the activity was damaging the distinctive conical shape of 'rich mountain,' which has been producing silver for 464 years.
Mass Gathering Closes Bolivia ALBA Summit
Cochabamba, Bolivia, Oct 17 A mass popular concentration at Cochabamba''s Felix Carriles Stadium will close the 7th Summit of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples of Our America Saturday.
Bolivian politician free to campaign, from jail
Bolivia's President Evo Morales, center, and Bolivia's Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera, left, attend the closing ceremony of the VII ALBA, Bolivarian Alternative of the Americas group, Summit in Cochabamba, Bolivia, Saturday, Oct.
Cal Poly professor bikes the Bolivian 'death road'
Norman Pillsbury is a professor emeritus of Cal Poly State University in forestry and hydrology.
Bolivian pyramid makeover disappoints
Eager to attract more tourists, the town of Tiwanaku in the Bolivian Andes has spruced-up the ancient Akapana pyramid with adobe instead of stone, in what some experts are calling a renovation fiasco.
Iran and Russia propose oil trade without U.S. dollar
Venezuelaa s president has said that countries including Venezuela, Russia and Iran have proposed the U.S. dollar should be replaced as the currency used for oil trade.
Ch vez says Iran helping Venezuela find uranium
Venezuelan President Hugo Chvez said Iran is helping his country explore for uranium, but stressed his government would only seek to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Leftist LatAm bloc seeks own multinationals
COCHABAMBA, Bolivia - Leaders of a bloc of leftist Latin American nations say they have decided to explore creating state-sponsored food and mining multinationals.
Seventh ALBA Summit in Bolivia
Cochabamba, Bolivia, Oct 16 Faithful to traditions of hospitality, the people of Cochabamba, in Bolivia, welcome proudly Friday the Seventh Summit of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America .
Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya, left, posses for pictures...
Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya, left, posses for pictures as he watches the U-20 World Cup final soccer match between Brazil and Ghana, inside of the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, Friday, Oct 16, 2009 Topics : Supreme Court , Honduran Congress , Honduras , TEGUCIGALPA , Cochabamba TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras - Negotiations to end the ...
Oct 15, Traveling on Buses in Bolivia Can Be a Really Fun Way to See the Country.
In Bolivia buses are the most common form of transportation in the city and between cities.
16:01 Huge Fire at Bolivian...
Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Oct 14 A huge fire spreads along Bolivian Chaco threatening to approach Charagua city, in the eastern department of Santa Cruz.
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