BUENOS AIRES, May 11 (Reuters) - A Bolivian judge on Monday held former President Evo Morales in contempt after he failed to ...

Morales supporters vowed to 'throw the country into turmoil' after court declares former president in contempt over human ...

Clashes erupt in La Paz as workers protest against rising fuel prices and damaged vehicles caused by subsidy cuts.

The former president, who is in hiding in the Chapare coca-growing region, is accused of impregnating a minor while he was in ...

Huanca is one of a small but growing number of Bolivians abandoning their fossil fuel-powered cars for electric vehicles as ...

Lead persecutor says the trial is frozen until Morales and the victim's mother "appear or are brought in by law enforcement." ...

The U.S. State Department has updated its travel advisory for Bolivia, urging visitors to use caution due to petty crime, ...

Bolivia has finalized the draft of a new hydrocarbons law, marking a key reform and steering the sector toward greater natural gas and oil production.

A new land reform law passed in April lets small farmers reclassify their land so that it can be used as collateral. But it also means they would lose protection from land seizure, which could allow ...

Two decades ago, democratic socialism was rising in Latin America. The so-called "pink tide" swept leftist leaders into power in Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.