Bolivia

What Bolivia's Far-Left Win Mean for the Country's Future

By Ciara Nugent

How Bolivia's Evo Morales Was Brought Down With the Help of an Obscure Conservative With a Bible

By Ciara Nugent

What the End of Bolivia’s President Means for the Country

By Ian Bremmer

Bolivian President Evo Morales Resigns: What to Know

By Ciara Nugent
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Bolivian Mayor's Hair Forcibly Cut by Masked Protesters

The mayor of a city in Bolivia was beaten, dragged through the streets barefoot, covered in red paint and had her hair forcibly cut by a crowd of masked protestors on Wednesday in what appears...

By Rachael Bunyan

Landlocked Bolivia Wants a Path to the Pacific. Here's Why That Won't Be Happening Any Time Soon

The ICJ ruled Oct. 1 that Chile does not have to give Bolivia part of its coastline

By Ciara Nugent

John Oliver Wants You to Add Dancing Zebras to All the Depressing News

#JustAddZebras

By Melissa Locker

Bolivia Doubles Area Allowed for Legal Coca Cultivation

Critics of the move say it will boost the illicit drug trade

By Kevin Lui

Bolivia’s President Says That It's the Year 5524

He wants his country to use its indigenous calendar

By Amanda Calvo

Bolivia Offended By Bill Gates' Chicken Donation

The farms minister demanded an apology

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

How Bolivia's Children Are Being Exploited by a Failing Labor Law

In 2014, Bolivia passed controversial labor legislation allowing children from the age of 10 to work legally. Now, many fear it is failing to protect the country's young

By Peter Lykke Lind / La Paz

Bolivian President Apologizes for Lesbian Remark

This is not the first time Evo Morales has been accused of making offensive remarks

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Quinoa: Should You Eat It?

4/5 experts say yes. Quinoa is so two years ago. Really: the United Nations declared 2013 the “International Year of Quinoa.” But the crop is still cool, agree all of our experts.Nutritionally, few things supercede...

By Mandy Oaklander

These Are the World's Most (and Least) Emotional Countries

Citizens of Bolivia and El Salvador experience the most emotions daily

By Rishi Iyengar

What the Pope's Left Hook in Bolivia Means

Pope Francis’ speech in Bolivia on Thursday will likely go down as one of the most significant moments of his July trip to Latin America. In a poetic, 55-minute manifesto, Pope Francis called for economic...

By Elizabeth Dias

Read Pope Francis' Speech on the Poor in Bolivia

"I wish to join my voice to yours in calling for land, lodging and labor for all our brothers and sisters."

By TIME Staff

Pope Francis Gets Given the Weirdest Crucifix Ever

With Jesus nailed to a hammer and sickle

By Joanna Plucinska

Bienvenido Francisco! Scenes from the Pope's Visit to Latin America

The Pope addressed a million people in Ecuador, sipped coca leaf tea in Bolivia, and is also set to visit Paraguay on his tour of Latin America. Here, a look at how the region's Catholics have welcomed "Papa Francisco"

By TIME Photo

Pope Francis Samples Coca Leaves, the Main Ingredient in Cocaine, on Bolivia Trip

Upon landing in La Paz, the 78-year-old Pontiff appeared bright and alert during his welcoming speech

By Joanna Plucinska

This Hotel is Completely Made of Salt

It's located in Bolivia, in the middle of the world's largest salt flat

By Noah Kaufman / Food & Wine
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