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No injuries immediately reported as quake rattles major cities across country and areas of neighbouring Chile.
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Incumbent president Cristina Kirchner wins another four-year term, gaining support from more than 50 per cent of voters.
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Fresh protests in Bolivia road row
Tens of thousands march against government's violent crackdown on demonstrations against controversial road.
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More resignations over Bolivia road row
Backlash causes second cabinet member and two officials to step down after police crackdown on indigenous protesters.
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Bolivia president pauses highway construction
Evo Morales halts road plan after minister resigns in protest against police crackdown on indigenous demonstrators.
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Bolivia minister quits over road protest row
Crackdown on anti-highway indigenous protesters increases pressure on 'environmentally friendly' president.
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Bolivia wildfires expected to break records
Controlled burns rage wildly, fanned by drought and wind
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Evading indigenous consultation in Bolivia
Indigenous Bolivians are searching for social justice as the government plans to build a new highway.
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Argentine president to seek re-election
Fernandez de Kirchner to seek a second term, ending months of speculation about her political plans.
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