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TIPNIS Marchers, Bolivian Voters Send Wake-Up Call to Evo Morales
October 21, 2011
Two historic events took place in Bolivia this week.
Bolivia: Exploiting the TIPNIS Conflict
October 7, 2011
Last week the protest against Bolivia’s TIPNIS highway reached Washington, D.
Dancing With the Devil: Drug War Politics in Bolivia
October 6, 2011
In September, the U.S. government once again singled out Venezuela, Bolivia, (and Burma) for having "failed demonstrably" in their drug control efforts. This U.S.
Bolivia: TIPNIS Marchers Face Accusations and Negotiations
August 26, 2011
After a week of polarizing rhetoric and escalating conflict, the government and indigenous groups p
Bolivia: A Week At the Barricades
August 19, 2011
It’s been a busy week in Bolivia, with major mobilizations by indigenous peoples in the Amazon, civic groups in Potosí, and neighborhood organizations in El Alto.
Bolivia: Indigenous Groups to March Against TIPNIS Highway
August 12, 2011
On August 15, representatives of three indigenous groups and their supporters will begin a 375-mile trek from Trinidad in the Bolivian lowlands to the highland capital of La Paz, to protest the gov
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