Bolivia’s Evo Morales highlighted his government’s efforts to include women, youth and indigenous people yesterday amid an effort to stay in office for an unprecedented fourth term.
The number of women killed in Bolivia is on the rise, but activists say there are plenty of actions the government can and should be taking to combat it.
On Christmas Eve, Bolivian President Evo Morales pardoned 1,800 prisoners held in facilities across the country, including pregnant women, sick and disabled people, those with minor sentences and people awaiting trial.
Health workers are using a new technology in Bolivia to better track the location and eradication efforts of the Chagas disease.
Climate change is causing glaciers in the Bolivian Andes to melt at an alarming rate, according to a recent study, posing serious risks to the millions of people who rely on the glaciers for drinking water, hydropower and irrigation.
Transgender Bolivians are celebrating a new national law that permits them to update their genders on state IDs. Under the…
In the latest evidence of the country’s success, a recent report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime…
The UK-based Catholic charity CAFOD interviewed 1,420 people in 56 communities across Uganda, Bolivia, the Philippines and Zimbabwe. They found…