Sunday, January 31st, 2010
Twelve people were killed and a further 91 injured on January 30th when 2 buses crashed head-on at night while one tried to pass a slower vehicle on the narrow road between…
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Police responded to emergency calls at 5:30AM in the Calvario de Quillacollo neighborhood on the outskirts of Cochabamba this Sunday, January 31st …
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Bolivian Director Juan Carlos Valdivia won 2 awards at the Sundance Film Festival for his picture
“Zona Sur” yesterday in Park City, Utah….
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted a 4% rise in Bolivia’s GDP for 2010 largely thanks to government investments …
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More than two million Bolivian youths head back to classes this Monday in all nine of Bolivia’s states. The students begin classes amid talk of the…
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President Morales made it clear that he believes that Milton Gómez who he appointed as Minister of Mining an Metallurgy just one week ago,
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In Tarija on January 29th Bolivian President Evo Morales criticized NGOs, saying that some “are the 5th round of capitalist espionage”. President Morales…
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Bolivia’s new Mining Minister Pimental assured private companies that their capital is safe in Bolivia under the new Constitution and also spoke about promoting the creation of value …
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At 4:30AM on January 28th 72 houses were slowly swept away in a landslide in the Huanu Huanuni area of Southern La Paz, amazingly nobody …
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On January 27th Bolivia’s Director of Natural Evaporative Resources Saúl Villegas announced that he believes that Bolivia’s actual lithium reserves are two times…
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