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Bob Barker Helps 25 Bolivian Lions Find a US Home

Feb 16th 2011 – 5:25PM
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AP

DENVER -- Twenty-five lions, most of them rescued from Bolivian circuses, arrived in Colorado on Wednesday to start their new lives at a wildlife sanctuary. The 14 males and 11 females landed at Denver International Airport around 4:30 p.m. The jetliner pulled into a maintenance hangar and police officers armed with...

UN Climate Talks: Not Perfect but a Step Forward

By Betwa SharmaDec 11th 2010 – 8:54AM

CANCUN, Mexico (Dec. 11) -- The United Nations annual climate change summit ended on a dramatic note of compromise, with more than 190 nations adopting a set of agreements that lay the groundwork for future negotiations. "The text is the best we can do right now and there is room to improve things next year," said Mohamed...

Chilly in Chile: South America Hit by Cold Snap

By Theunis BatesAug 6th 2010 – 10:50AM
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Defensa Civil Alto Rio Senguer / AP

(Aug. 6) -- The U.S. might be experiencing a hot, hot summer, but south of the border, things couldn't be more different. Latin America's southernmost regions are shivering through the coldest winter in decades, which has left vast swaths of Argentina and Brazil with snow, and caused millions of freshwater fish to freeze...

Amazonian Indians More Advanced Than We Knew

By Traci WatsonJun 25th 2010 – 2:20PM
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Gilles Mingasson/Getty Images

(June 25) -- For decades, archaeologists thought of the Amazonian Indians as lowly hunter-gatherers who inhabited widely scattered villages and barely eked out a living in the harsh landscape. Now that image is collapsing. In a study to be published later this summer, scientists detail an ancient system of monumental...

Authorities: Bolivian Woman Sold Newborn for $140

By Lauren FrayerJun 4th 2010 – 6:30AM

(June 4) -- A Bolivian mother has been arrested after admitting that she sold her newborn baby girl for $140 to another woman who wasn't able to have children, investigators say. Police say that at first, the woman pretended that her baby had been kidnapped from the maternity ward in the central city of Cochabamba, where...

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Bolivia dismantles 250 cocaine labs

Jun 02nd 2012 - 11:11AM

Bolivian police dismantled nearly 250 cocaine laboratories in recent days in the eastern province of Santa Cruz, the FELCN drug enforcement agency said.

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Relaxing At The World's Highest Beer Spa In La Paz, Bolivia

May 17th 2012 - 12:15PM

At 11,975 feet above sea level, the city of La Paz in Bolivia is pretty high.

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PHOTOS: Pictures Of The Week: May 7 - May 13

May 15th 2012 - 03:50PM

Taiwanese people pray together during the Taiwan National Buddha's Birthday celebration in front of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan, on May 13, 2012.

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Spain slams Bolivia power grid nationalization

By Daniel Woolls May 04th 2012 - 03:02PM

MADRID -Spain warned Bolivia on Wednesday that its nationalization of a Spanish company that owned most of its electricity grid will hurt the Latin American country's image among international investors.

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Visiting The Devil's Tooth In Laz Paz, Bolivia

By Jessica Festa May 02nd 2012 - 02:34PM

When loud, traffic-heavy, protest-passionate La Paz gets to be too much, one way to escape while not even leaving the city is to visit the Devil's Tooth, or Muela del Diablo.

bolivia News From the Web

  • 06/01/12 US delegation at OAS assembly will reiterate... Source: MercoPress "As you know, the U.S. position has not changed. With respect to the Islands, that is an issue we should... that should be resolved between Argentina and England" saidActing Under Secretary for Press Affairs at the State Department Mike Hammer during an exchange with reporters on Twitter.
  • 06/01/12 Bolivia seizes 249 mobile drug factor ... Source: The Sunday Independent Some 249 mobile drug production laboratories and two tons of cocaine have been seized in a major enforcement operation in eastern Bolivia, resulting in around 20 arrests, officials said on Friday.
  • 06/01/12 Privatization - Bolivia - Santa Cruz civic committee... Source: Business News Americas - Chile Bolivia's Santa Cruz department civic committee has offered to serve as mediator between India's Jindal Steel & Power and the government to find a solution to reactivate the El Mutún iron and steel project, the committee's communications director, Hugo Salvatierra, told BNamericas.
  • 06/01/12 Travel Agenda: Authentic Asia; Bolivia fast track;... Source: The Independent - London - UK A new website, TravelLocal.com, lets you design and book your trip using local guides and tour operators on the ground throughout Asia. Its founder, Huw Owen, claims this allows them to cut costs.
  • 05/31/12 Bolivia: Senator's asylum bid embarrasses Morales Source: Sify Of those four governors, two now live in exile and one, Leopoldo Fernandez, has been in jail pending trial for more than three years, charged with instigating a crackdown in September 2008 that claimed the lives of nine indigenous Morales supporters.

Background on bolivia

Bolivia (, ) officially known as Plurinational State of Bolivia (, , ), is a landlocked country in central South America.

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