Bolivia Bolivian Senator Jeanine Áñez declares herself interim president Jeanine Áñez was sworn in as president after Evo Morales resigned on Sunday. 13/11/2019
Bolivia Watch: Bolivia's ex-president Morales lands to take up Mexican asylum The long-serving leftist leader claimed he had been ousted by rivals in a coup following violence sparked by a disputed election. 12/11/2019
Bolivia Evo Morales political asylum: Is Bolivia facing a coup d'etat? Morales said he was resigning to ease violence that has gripped the South American nation since the last election in October, but he stoked fears of further unrest by saying he was the victim of a "civic coup" and faced arrest. 11/11/2019
Bolivia Watch: Bolivian police join scattered anti-Morales protests Scattered cases of police 'mutiny' are adding to the pressure on President Evo Morales amid a weeks-long standoff over a disputed election last month. 09/11/2019
no comment Clashes erupt across Bolivia amid unrest over election result Supporters of President Evo Morales continued to clash violently with supporters of other presidential candidates in the city of Cochabamba 07/11/2019
no comment Police and protesters clash in Bolivia's La Paz Violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators broke out again in the early hours of Wednesday morning in Bolivia's capital. Sporadic and intense demonstrations have gripped Bolivia following a disputed 20 October election. 06/11/2019
Bolivia Bolivia's Morales 'wins outright majority' with 99.9% of votes counted The result will see Morales lead Bolivia until 2025. 25/10/2019
Bolivia Why are Bolivians are calling electoral fraud in the last elections Bolivia's leftist leader Evo Morales was on track to win a fraught presidential race outright, edging to a decisive 10-point lead over his main rival after accusing the opposition on Wednesday of attempting a "coup" against him. 24/10/2019
Bolivia EU calls for a probe into Bolivia vote-rigging allegations The demonstration was one of the largest in Bolivia in decades. 22/10/2019
Bolivia Bolivia elections: Incumbent Morales faces possible runoff Bolivian President Evo Morales said he was confident he would win Sunday's election outright, despite an official preliminary count of 84% of ballots that showed he would probably be forced to a run-off vote. 21/10/2019
Bolivia Bolivia elections: What's at stake and can incumbent Morales lose? Bolivia's elections on Sunday are expected to be the fiercest of the last decade with incumbent Evo Morales likely to be challenged in a second round for the first time since 2006. 18/10/2019
Good Morning Europe 12 million hectares have burnt, three times more than last year Wildfires are still raging in the Amazon rainforest. 12 million hectares have burnt so far, three times more than last year. In Bolivia, over 5,000 people are fighting the blaze, but it is still out of control. Euronews Aid Zone reporter Monica Pinna recently returned from the affected area. 30/09/2019
World Bolivia receives EU support to tackle Amazon wildfires The Amazon is on fire, and not only in Brazil. Since July, Bolivia has lost two million hectares of forest, pushing its government to call on the EU to step in. 24/09/2019
Good Morning Europe French firefighters mobilised to fight fires in Amazon rainforest The EU is sending firefighters, drones and experts to help Bolivia fight forest fires 04/09/2019
no comment Bolivia battles its own vast Amazon fires On the burned ground, dead animals are found and the others are running after a wildfire raged in the area 28/08/2019
Bolivia Bolivia, like neighbour Brazil, battles intense wildfires About 70% of Bolivia's Santa Cruz department — where more than a quarter of the country's population lives — is under "extreme from forest fires. 22/08/2019
no comment Families enjoy a bout of box cart racing in La Paz Hundreds of children and parents who are still young at heart took to the streets of La Paz for a bout of box cart racing on Sunday (July 28) 30/07/2019
no comment Indigenous Bolivians celebrate winter solstice As dawn broke over the archaeological site of Tiwanaku indigenous Aymara raised their hands towards the first rays of the morning sun to welcome the Aymara New Year, 5527. 22/06/2019
no comment Street art transforms a district of Bolivia capital, La Paz The residents-turned-painters are guided by four urban artists and about 50 masons 20/06/2019
no comment Bolivia: residents watch as landslide sweeps away houses A landslide on the outskirts of La Paz destroyed over a dozen houses, but there were no casualties as the area had been evacuated. 01/05/2019
no comment Bolivia landslides leave homes in peril Heavy rains in La Paz caused the collapse of a road in the mountainous city on Thursday (April 04), leaving residential homes literally on a cliff edge 07/04/2019
Bolivia Watch: Romeo and Juliet hope to avoid violent ends (this time) A frog species on the brink of extinction has new hope after researchers made a dating profile for its last man standing. 03/04/2019
no comment Pepino the Cucumber comes back to life as Bolivia kicks off carnival Trumpets blare as townspeople walk solemly alongside a golden casket through the streets of South America's highest capital, La Paz, Bolivia, on Sunday (February 3), four weeks before carnival begins. 04/02/2019
Bolivia Romeo the "loneliest" frog is no longer alone Romeo the "loneliest" frog is no longer alone 16/01/2019
Bolivia Italian fugitive Battisti extradited to Italy after arrest in Bolivia Officials confirmed that Cesare Battisti had been put on a plane and sent directly to his home country. 13/01/2019
Bolivia Bolivian woman believed to be world’s oldest person celebrates her 118th birthday Locals campaigning for Mama Julia to be recognised in the Guinness Book of Records 27/10/2018
