US government declares a state of emergency after 50 days of blockades led by former socialist president Evo Morales and his ...

CSIS Americas Program Senior Associate Evan Ellis unpacks the governance crisis in Bolivia and its implications for President ...

Latin America’s recent rightward electoral shift reflects voter frustration with crime, corruption and economic stagnation ...

As Bolivians try to resume a sense of normalcy after 53 days of blockades that roiled the economy, President Rodrigo Paz is ...

The task facing the Bolivian working class was and remains to break from the bureaucratic agencies of the bourgeois state and ...

Mr de la Espriella is not the only Latin American president to echo Mr Trump. Chile’s president, José Antonio Kast, cuts a ...

A day of fragile gains in Bolivia ⁠saw ⁠major protest roadblocks cleared for the ⁠first time in weeks on Sunday, but progress was overshadowed by the crash of ​a military support flight that killed ...

Former Bolivian president Evo Morales told AFP in an exclusive interview on Tuesday that the South American country's ...

Roadblocks have fallen across Bolivia, yet experts say the deeper struggle between President Rodrigo Paz and Evo Morales ...

La Pas: On Saturday, US-backed conservative Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared a 90-day state of emergency, allowing a military deployment and imposing temporary restrictions on certain civil ...

For 50 days, Bolivians have protested rising living costs, fuel shortages and subsidy cuts, pushing the government to declare a nationwide emergency.

Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency to dismantle road blockades disrupting fuel and food supplies, following weeks of protests against austerity measures.