We have started to collect the most important news related to Bolivia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez vows to defend Bolivia if there is an attempt to topple President Evo Morales.
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A truce halts a violent miners' dispute in Bolivia that has left 16 dead, as the minister for mines is sacked.
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Clashes between state-employed and independent miners kill at least nine at Bolivia's largest tin mine.
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Indigenous groups in Bolivia set up roadblocks around Santa Cruz in protest at 'stalled' land reforms.
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Bolivia's wealthier regions strike against constitutional reform but the government decries their action.
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A general strike is called in Bolivia's wealthier lowlands to protest against changes to the constitution.
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A campaigning journalist, Gustavo Guzman, is travelling to Washington to become Bolivia's US ambassador.
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Bolivia's president launches a drive to write a constitution giving more power to the indigenous majority.
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Bolivia's president calls on Congress to back his plans to step up his land reform programme.
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Bolivia's president says the Catholic leaders are acting like in "times of the Inquisition", and calls for radical change.
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Bolivian doctors stage a second protest against an influx of Cuban medics, who they say are taking their jobs.
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The government announces a radical plan to reduce poverty and create employment in Bolivia.
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Bolivia's president begins a programme to redistribute land, as owners pledge to defend their estates.
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An Indian firm wins the bid to develop huge iron ore deposits and set up steel-making in Bolivia.
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