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Battle of Reports Sustains Bolivia’s TIPNIS Conflict
January 18, 2013
While President Evo Morales decrees that Bolivia’s TIPNIS conflict is resolved, conflicting
Bolivia: TIPNIS Marchers Return Home, Pledge to Resist Government Consulta
July 13, 2012
Following a two-week vigil in La Paz, frustrated lowland indigenous marchers have decided to return to their native communities.
Bolivia: TIPNIS Marchers Reach La Paz, Following Police Strike and Coup Allegations
July 2, 2012
Some 1,500 indigenous marchers and their allies arrived in La Paz on June 27, after a 62-day, 360 mile trek from the Amazonian lowlands to protest the Bolivian government’s proposed highway through