We have started to collect the most important news related to Bolivia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Why a Bolivian businessman gave up his career to feed hundreds of street dogs in La Paz.
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Cesare Battisti, wanted for four murders, arrives in Rome after being arrested in Bolivia.
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Former Italian communist militant Cesare Battisti is arrested in Bolivia, reportedly in disguise.
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The woman seized about 32 years ago by people traffickers was rescued in Bolivia after a tip-off.
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A plane carrying 127 people falls onto its side after appearing to collapse onto its landing gear.
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The ICJ rules that Chile does not have to negotiate granting Bolivia sovereign access to the sea.
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The historic presidential medal and sash were taken from a car in a red light district.
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Bolivian army veterans are in dispute with the government 50 years after Che Guevara's death.
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A group of people in Bolivia could teach us all how to look after our hearts better, say researchers.
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A dog who lives in a monastery and has dressed in a traditional habit has become an internet hit.
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Eastern Airlines Flight 980 crashed into a mountain in Bolivia in 1985. Dan Futrell and Isaac Stoner spent an unusual holiday trying to work out why.
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Thousands of people in Bolivia have been affected by the worst drought in decades.
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Israeli Yossi Ghinsberg survived three weeks stranded in the Bolivian Amazon rainforest.
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Bolivian investigation into last month's deadly plane crash in Colombia blames airline and pilot.
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Bolivia detains a second suspect over an air crash that killed members of a Brazilian football team.
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Bolivian officials are accused of a cover-up over the plane crash involving Brazilian team Chapoconense.
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Bolivian authorities arrest the head of the airline involved in the Chapecoense air disaster.
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Bolivia suspends the operating licence of LaMia, the airline whose plane crashed in Colombia killing 71 people.
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Bolivia's prolonged drought has forced schools to close, and a national emergency is in effect.
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Bolivian authorities say the deputy interior minister has been kidnapped and killed by striking miners.
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Journalists Fellipe Abreu and Luiz Felipe Silva speak to teachers and students in a literacy programme in Bolivia.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales opens a new military defence academy, which he says will offer courses to counter the influence of the US in the developing world.
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