Bolivia

South American health networks struggling as Omicron cases rise
Omicron coronavirus variant is fuelling rising numbers of infections across the region, including among health workers.
Published On 17 Jan 2022
In Pictures: Bolivian coca farmers storm main coca market
Bolivian coca farmers seized control of the country’s main coca market after clashes with police in the capital, La Paz.
Published On 5 Oct 2021
OPINION,
With one simple decision, the Canadian government can save lives
Canada can help us defeat COVID-19 by temporarily lifting patent protections for vaccines.
opinion by Benjamin Blanco
Published On 28 Sep 2021
Landmark pact to protect Amazon rainforest shows little progress
The Leticia Pact signed by 7 South American Amazonian nations was supposed to protect the world’s largest rainforest.
Published On 6 Sep 2021

Official says Jeanine Anez tried to harm herself after charge of ‘genocide’ over the deaths of protesters in 2019.

Argentinian playmaker frustrated after 1-1 draw with Chile; Paraguay go top of group A following victory over Bolivia.

The 12-year-old remains hopeful despite COVID restrictions putting a temporary halt to her ambitions.

Lake Poopo dried up in 2015 – it used to sustain the livelihoods and culture of the Indigenous community around it.

US accuses former Bolivian Interior Minister Arturo Murillo of receiving bribes from US company and individuals.

Study finds destruction of pristine rainforest increased by 12 percent in 2020, despite global economic slowdown.

Criticism of OAS comes as former Bolivian President Jeanine Anez faces charges of fomenting a coup.

Protests erupt in four Bolivian cities for the release of former President Jeanine Anez.

The former interim president is charged with terrorism, sedition and conspiracy in relation to events that began in 2019

Prosecutor accuses Jeanine Anez and two of her ministers of sedition, terrorism and conspiracy for alleged 2019 coup.

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