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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.
More than 120,000 baby turtles have been released in to a river in Bolivia in an attempt to boost the area's turtle population.
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Bolivia says its first census in 11 years, which brought the South American country to a halt, went ahead without any major incidents.
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PeruA 700-year-old mummified child, recovered from antiquities traffickers in Bolivia, has been handed back to Peruvian authorities.
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France, PeruThe mummy of a two-year-old child seized by Bolivian police as it was about to be shipped to France is returned to Peru, where it was stolen from.
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A fourth man is arrested in southern Bolivia on suspicion of setting alight radio presenter Fernando Vidal in the city of Yacuiba while he was on air.
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Assailants force their way into local radio studios in southern Bolivia and pour petrol over the presenter, setting him alight.
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A seven-year-old blind musician from Bolivia is attracting worldwide attention for his prodigious jazz talent.
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United KingdomTree rings from eight cedar trees in Bolivia have helped UK-based researchers unlock the 100-year rainfall history across the Amazon basin.
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Rival miners' groups in Bolivia sign a deal with the government to end a dispute over control of rich tin and zinc deposits.
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Brazil, PeruCoca cultivation in Peru rises for a sixth consecutive year as farmers plant more crops on the borders with Brazil and Bolivia, a UN survey says.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales enacts a law that declares a vulnerable species of pink dolphins in the Amazon basin a national treasure.
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The United Nations' drugs agency finds the production of coca leaves, the raw ingredient for cocaine, has fallen significantly in Bolivia.
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Hundreds of miners in Bolivia are blocking key access roads to the country's main city, La Paz, to press the government to allow them to work a lucrative mine.
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Several miners have been injured after clashing with police in the Bolivian city of La Paz.
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Bolivians in La Paz mark the second annual Day of the Pedestrian and Cyclist, an event which sees motor vehicles banned and a festival atmosphere descend on streets normally packed with traffic.
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The Bolivian government has agreed to consult with indigenous tribes over the construction of a highway which they say will have a negative impact on their way of life.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales urges more control of coca leaf cultivation, as he is re-elected head of the coca growers' union.
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CanadaA Bolivian indigenous farmer dies in protests against a silver-mining project owned by a Canadian company near the southern city of Potosi.
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