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The Bolivia electricity law explained: auctions for new power plants, contracts of 15 years or more, an independent regulator and no tariff rise for now.
Marcelo Blanco, Bolivia's energy minister since April, is pushing a new Electricity Law for private investors...
Bolivia lithium explained: why one of the world's largest resources barely produces, what became of the...
Who is Rodrigo Paz? Bolivia's president ended nearly 20 years of socialist rule, cut fuel subsidies...
Bolivia's acting attorney general opened a murder and torture inquiry into former president Evo Morales over a 2009...
A Bolivian court declared Tatiana Marset, sister of US-charged drug suspect Sebastián Marset, in contempt on Monday and...
Bolivia's interim attorney general blamed Brazil's PCC gang, sanctioned by the US Treasury, for an armed jewellery heist...
Supporters of Evo Morales will march on La Paz from Tuesday 13 October, defying a ban on blockades....
Bolivia's central bank says net reserves rose 8.7% to US$3.93 billion by 30 September, but gold now makes...
Bolivian police detained a man they name as a senior PCC member, wanted on three Brazilian sentences, in...
Bolivia's economy minister says the IMF deal ends only motor fuel subsidies, not power or gas, and petrol...
Bolivia police received US riot gear and tear gas on Friday 9 October, as supporters of Evo Morales...