The Aymara people, who represent about a third of Bolivia, have a tradition of putting on their red ponchos when they go on a war footing. ...
The red ponchos and talk of civil war
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The Aymara people, who represent about a third of Bolivia, have a tradition of putting on their red ponchos when they go on a war footing. ...
In the Plaza Murillo, which faces the Presidential Palace and the home of the Bolivian congress, you see a mix of people in modern and tradi...
Father Jose Gramunt, to the right, is a Jesuit priest and highly respected newspaper columnist here in Bolivia. He appears in the major dail...
The split widened between the two Bolivias this past week. Tens of thousands of coca growers, peasants and supporters of the socialist gove...
Eight hundred thousand people gathered in the square a couple blocks from me Dec. 15 for a cabildo, a town meeting. They were demanding that...
President Evo Morales, the socialist who took office this year, enjoys a good game of soccer and invited members of the press corps to a pic...