Bolivian judge orders arrest of former President Evo Morales
Court in Bolivia orders arrest of former President Evo Morales for abusing minor when he was in office
A judge in Bolivia ordered the arrest of the country’s former President Evo Morales over his alleged abuse of a teenage girl while he was in office. On Friday, the judge in the southern city of Tarija called for Morales’ arrest after Bolivia’s first Indigenous president skipped a hearing on his pre-trial detention for a second time.
12h
Bolivia's state-run energy firm YPFB is in talks to restart gas exports to Argentina amid a surge in demand spurred by a ...
Dozens of Venezuelans gathered on Thursday in Bolivia's main cities to protest against the government of Nicolas Maduro and ...
This year offers an unprecedented opportunity to reshape the troubled US relationship with Bolivia. The new US administration ...
By Lucinda Elliott and Alexander Villegas MONTEVIDEO/SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Bolivia and Chile are in talks to restart gas ...
The new surge, in countries with the world’s highest death rates from COVID-19, shows the continuing threat posed by the ...
The agreements provide for the installation of carbonate industrial plants in the department of Potosí, which will receive ...
Heavy rains hit Bolivia over the weekend, causing destruction in Quime, where 500 families have been affected and between 40 ...
LAUCA Ñ, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivia's former leader Evo Morales has a campaign pitch for 2025 that has worked elsewhere: ...
India Today on MSN5d
Cocoa leaf venerated and celebrated in BoliviaBolivia celebrates the Day of Coca Leaf Tradition, highlighting its cultural, spiritual, and economic significance while ...
Bolivia's state energy company YPFB has begun talks with Argentina to resume gas exports, amid a spike in demand sparked by a heatwave this summer.
Thousands of supporters of Bolivia's ex-president Evo Morales marched around 100 kilometers to La Paz, protesting against ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback