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We have started to collect the most important news related to Bolivia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A grave containing at least 400 people is unearthed in the Bolivian city of Potosi, with the remains thought to be those of colonial-era miners.
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Bolivia has passed a new law, lowering the age of child workers to 12, and in some cases, to 10 years old.
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Bolivia's Foreign Ministry say the clock has been modified to encourage Bolivians to treasure their heritage and show them they could question established norms and think creatively
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The hands on the clock on the Bolivian congress building have been reversed to turn left - anti-clockwise - in a symbolic gesture to signify political change.
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A first division football club in Bolivia has signed President Evo Morales to play as midfielder.
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SpainAn indigenous Bolivian community group translates thousands of Spanish words used on Facebook into their native Aymara language in the hope that the social media site will make their native tongue a language option.
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Bolivia's military chiefs have ordered the dismissal of more than 700 troops who have been protesting to demand better working conditions.
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After talks with the trade unions, Bolivia's President, Evo Morales agrees to raise the minimum wage of private and public sector workers by 20%.
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ChileBolivia's president submits legal documents to the UN highest court in support of his country's claim to regain access to the sea from Chile.
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The first Bolivian telecommunications satellite, Tupac Katari, has started its operations and is expected to lower the cost of mobile communication.
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Dozens of people in Bolivia clash with police in a protest against the construction of a military anti-drugs base in a coca-growing area.
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Bolivian women face culture of harassment
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Forgotten victims of Bolivia's military rule demand recognition
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Around six thousand musicians have gathered for Bolivia's annual band festival as part of the run-up to the Oruro Carnival, the country's largest annual celebration.
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Dozens of people have been killed and tens of thousands of families affected by torrential rains in Bolivia, official figures say.
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A state of emergency is in place in several provinces in Bolivia, as heavy rain and floods continue.
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At least eight people die in northern Bolivia after torrential rainfall causes mudslides and flooding over the weekend.
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United StatesBolivian President Evo Morales announces plans to build the country's first nuclear reactor, making it the fourth Latin American country to do so.
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ChinaThousands of people in La Paz celebrate the launch of Bolivia's first telecommunications satellite from a base in China.
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