We have started to collect the most important news related to Bolivia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
How music from the past lives on in Bolivia
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As international carmakers scramble to find a viable alternative to petrol vehicles, Bolivia hopes its lithium reserves may hold the key to new-found wealth and political influence, as Peter Day reports.
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Miss Peru's choice of a dress for this year's Miss Universe contest sparks a row between Peru and Bolivia.
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Bolivian President Morales accuses Colombia of betraying Latin America with its plan to let US troops use military bases there.
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Bolivia begins implementing reforms that offer the country's indigenous majority the right to govern themselves.
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Bolivian community fears loss of mountain glaciers
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A Bolivian boy celebrates his 13th birthday just days after becoming South America's youngest ever professional footballer.
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Bolivia celebrates 200 years of independence
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Drug enforcement officials in Bolivia raid what they describe as the biggest cocaine factory ever found in the country.
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Bolivia arrests seven members of its Mennonite community over the alleged rape of 60 women or girls from their own community.
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Peru defends its controversial granting of asylum to an opponent of President Hugo Chavez and three Bolivian politicians.
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Bolivians mark 200 years since their country's uprising against Spanish rule with President Morales decrying capitalism.
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President Evo Morales begins marking the 200th anniversary of Bolivia's independence struggle, hailing Latin America's "second liberation".
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Bolivian President Evo Morales calls for a complete overhaul of his country's strained ties with the United States.
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Colonial attitudes linger 200 years after independence
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The trial opens in Bolivia of former President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada and 16 members of his cabinet.
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One of Bolivia's most famous glaciers, once the world's highest ski run, has almost disappeared, scientists say.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales takes over a subsidiary of British oil company BP, as part of his nationalisation campaign.
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