Ongoing La Paz Landslides Destroy 800 Homes
Monday, February 28th, 2011
A sequentially advancing series of landslides in urban La Paz has destroyed 800 houses in seven different zones and…
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Archive for February, 2011Ongoing La Paz Landslides Destroy 800 HomesMonday, February 28th, 2011 A sequentially advancing series of landslides in urban La Paz has destroyed 800 houses in seven different zones and… Read More..>>Former Police Head Arrested in Panama for TraffickingSunday, February 27th, 2011 General René Sanabria Oropeza, a technical adviser to the Bolivian Ministry of the Interior, was arrested in Panama … Read More..>>Evo and Costas Again Promise UnitySunday, February 27th, 2011 SANTA CRUZ – President Evo Morales and Governor Rubén Costas, during the ceremony celebrating the 450th anniversary of Santa Cruz, agreed to… Read More..>>Help Arrives for 2,800 Families Affected by Floods in ChapareFriday, February 25th, 2011 COCHABAMBA – An inter-institutional committee, presided over by leaders from the unions of Trópico de Cochabamba, came to the city of Chimoré to deliver… Read More..>>Japan Embarks on High-Altitude Mission to Appropriate Bolivia’s LithiumFriday, February 25th, 2011 LA PAZ – Two months after his interview with Emperor Akihito in Tokyo, President Evo Morales welcomes a large Japanese delegation that seeks to surpass Korea and Iran in the race to become… Read More..>>Transport Strike Weakens as Agreements ReachedFriday, February 25th, 2011 The drivers’ strikes in Cochabamba, Oruro, and Santa Cruz are losing steam as agreements for new pricing structures have been reached … Read More..>>Túpac Katari Satellite Funding Debated in SenateThursday, February 24th, 2011 The full Bolivian senate was due to meet this morning to discuss the financing of the proposed Túpac Katari communications satellite … Read More..>>Bolivia Blocked Over Transport IncreaseThursday, February 24th, 2011 Professional drivers in various cities of Bolivia continue staging marches and intensifying road blocks as the public sectors and government refuse to accept their proposed Bs. .5 ($.07) … Read More..>>100 Year-Olds Party in TarataThursday, February 24th, 2011 In the first event of its kind in Cochabamba, 23 residents who have lived a century or more gathered for a party… Read More..>>Travel: Amazonian Train & Rock TowersThursday, February 24th, 2011  When the altiplano chills or lowland heat grow unbearable a fascinating journey into one of Bolivia’s less explored areas… Read More..>> |