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Bolivia Jails Opposition Lawmaker for Six Months Over Calls to Execute Political Enemies

Bolivian judge jails Senator Nilton Condori for six months on terrorism charges tied to Evo Morales after his calls to execute corrupt political figures.

Latin Times · Oct 23

Bolivia Bets on Starlink for Rural Schools as Latin America's Satellite Education Race Accelerates

Bolivia's Aula Conectada signs Starlink agreements with 85 La Paz municipalities, but critics warn municipalities lack funds once the two-year free period expires.

Latin Times · Oct 21

Bolivian Workers Reject Paz Government's Economic Overhaul — A National Strike Looms on Oct. 23

Bolivia's COB declared a labor emergency after fuel prices surged 83% and new decrees put state jobs at risk. A national strike is set for October 23

Latin Times · Oct 19

‘You can’t just bet everything on exports’: as its gas runs out, is Bolivia doomed to repeat history?

A fossil gas boom that lifted millions out of poverty has collapsed and inflation is rising – but not everyone believes gold and soya exports are the answer

The Guardian - UK · Sep 24

Bolivia Rushed an IMF Loan Through Congress Right Before Paz's UN Debut — Here's Why

Rodrigo Paz heads to his first UN speech backed by a new $1.9B IMF loan that forces Bolivia to end fuel subsidies. Here's what's driving the trip.

Latin Times · Sep 20

Why Bolivia's Ruling Coalition Is Split Over Keeping Troops in the Streets

Bolivia's government wants 90 more days of emergency rule as a leaked audio ties Paz to a jailed adviser and his coalition loses an ally.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Bolivia's $1.9 Billion IMF Deal Reaches Congress — But Santa Cruz Just Set a Deadline That Could Blow It Up

Bolivia's $1.9B IMF deal is now before Congress, but a Sept. 9 Santa Cruz assembly and a currency float are reshaping the diesel-price fight.

Latin Times · Sep 7

Nadia Beller Took 3 Bullets. Now Her Hospital Testimony Rattles Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz's Government

A shooting outside a Bolivian hotel exposes ties between President Rodrigo Paz's closest adviser and the victim, fueling a femicide and corruption probe.

Latin Times · Aug 19

'Mano Dura' Policies Return to Bolivia

Rights monitors have documented excessive force by officers, in some instances working in tandem with extremist groups.

International Business Times · Aug 15

Blockades, marches and human shields: Bolivia’s farmers resist as land opened up to industry

Indigenous groups organised mass protests over a series of deals by the president, Rodrigo Paz, that prioritise agribusiness and mining interests

The Guardian - UK · Jul 15