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- Mormon Vegetable Program Helps Bolivians
William and Elias Guerrero play soccer near their family's underground greenhouse in the Bolivian Altiplano. Photo credit: Jason Swensen/Deseret News Jason Swensen writes on Deseretnews.com, William Guerrero is building a reputation as a first-rate
- Rains claim 14 lives; thousands affected in Bolivia
GA_googleFillSlot("nexttocontent"); La Paz - At least 14 people have died in heavy rains produced by the El Nino climate phenomenon in Bolivia, the defence minister said. Ruben Saavedra said Monday that several rivers had flooded and a state of emergency
- 2 suspected drug gang leaders held in Tijuana
Two reputed leaders of a drug cartel that waged a years-long campaign of terror in Tijuana were arrested Monday in the Baja California port city of La Paz, according to U.S. authorities. Raydel Lopez Uriarte and Manuel Garcia Simental are believed to be
- Bolivia expects 5,000 foreigners at climate forum
LA PAZ, Bolivia -- Bolivia's government says it expects thousands of activists, environmentalists and scientists to travel to the Andean nation for conference on climate change. Bolivia's foreign minister, David Choquehuanca, estimates roughly 5,000
- Local gymnasts shine in San Diego
Thirteen-year-old Sara Maloney took first on floor (9.475) and second on beam (9.05) in her age division for Level 7 gymnasts. Maloney, an eighth grader at La Paz Intermediate School, is a recent addition to the Olympica Gymnastics competitive optional
- Japan to fund Bolivia’s glacier studies
El Huayna Potosí es uno de los glaciares que se estudiarán en Bolivia Toastforbrekkie / Flickr [LA PAZ] El gobierno del Japón, mediante un acuerdo firmado el 27 de enero, dispuso US$ 3,8 millones en cooperación técnica y equipamiento para
- Bus2Antarctica: Bus 2 Bolivia
Altitude sickness, dueling ventilation systems, popped tires and more awaited Andrew Evans as he boarded his bus in Bolivia. Some buses are better than others. In South America, bus companies attract passengers based on levels of bus quality, comfort,
- Total to start drilling Aquio X-1001 well in Bolivia tomorrow
- French oil and gas group Total (EPA:FP) will start drilling Bolivia's Aquio X-1001 well tomorrow, the Bolivian media reported on Saturday, citing unnamed official sources. The goal is to reach 6,000 m (19,685 ft) depth, until the Huamampampa geological
- Bolivia’s Morales Woos Chile’s President-Elect Piñera
Second-term president vows to lead a pluri-national state blessed by Aymara gods Bolivian President Evo Morales gave unexpected attention to Chile during his inaugural speech on Friday, January 22, highlighting the special relationship that has developed
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