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Bolivia President Luis Arce Faces Coup Attempt Amid Political Tensions
Bolivian President Luis Arce, a mild-mannered and bespectacled former economy minister, faced down a coup attempt on Wednesday, as the armed forces withdrew after occupying the central square in La Paz and entering the presidential palace.
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Australian Sailor, Dog Rescued After 2 Months Stranded At Pacific Ocean
An Australian sailor and his dog have been rescued after two months adrift in the Pacific Ocean, surviving the ordeal by drinking rainwater and snacking on raw fish.
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Spanish Baby Gets New Intestine, Liver, Stomach In Miracle Surgery
An one-year-old Spanish girl has become the world's first recipient of a successful intestine transplant from a donor who died of heart failure, Madrid's La Paz hospital said on Tuesday.
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Argentina Squeeze Past Bolivia, Ecuador Hammer Uruguay In World Cup Qualifier
Joaquin Correa scored the winner 11 minutes from time as Argentina labored to a 2-1 victory over Bolivia in a World Cup qualifier in La Paz on Tuesday.
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14 Volunteer Doctors Dead, 21 Injured In Bolivia Bus Crash
A bus carrying volunteer doctors from La Paz towards the north of Bolivia crashed leaving 14 dead and 21 injured, the La Paz local government said on Monday
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21 Dolphins Die After Attack By Rival Gang, They Had Bite Marks
Twenty-one dolphins that were apparently attacked by another species of dolphin have died after washing up on a beach in northern Mexico, authorities said.
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Dakar 2018, Stage 7: CS Santosh Recovers Into Top 40; Joan Pedrero Leads At 16th
After a well deserved rest day at La Paz, the 2018 Dakar Rally kicked off again for its second leg with Stage 7 on Saturday. Hero MotoSports soldiered with two riders while Sherco TVS continued with lone rider in the first marathon stage of the rally. Indian rider CS Santosh made a remarkable recovery at the end of Stage 7 and finished the day in 3...
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Pope Takes Message of Inclusion to Bolivia
Pope Francis greeted Bolivians with a message of inclusion Wednesday, a central theme of his three-nation tour to his home continent, as he arrived in South America's poorest nation.
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Pope Francis Plans to Chew Coca Leaves in Bolivia: Minister
Pope Francis has told the Bolivian government that he would like to chew coca leaves when he visits the Andean country next month, a Bolivian minister said on state television and radio on Sunday.
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15 Dead Due to Torrential Rains in Bolivia
At least 15 people died and some 10,400 families have suffered property damage as a result of the intense rains and flooding affecting Bolivia, especially six of the country's nine regions, a government official said Sunday.
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Mexico Airlifts Tourists Stranded by Hurricane
Mexican military and commercial airplanes began Tuesday to airlift tourists stranded in the Los Cabos resorts after Hurricane Odile left luxury hotels and communities in tatters.
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Tropical Storm Off Southern Mexico's Pacific Coast
A tropical storm formed on Wednesday in the Pacific off Mexico's southern coast and strengthened some as it slowly moved northward, possibly to grow into a hurricane.
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Bolivia on Verge of Legalising Work From Age 10
Alicia weaves through El Alto's stalled traffic under a blazing sun, hawking colourful woven flowers to grumpy drivers and lovers.
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Bolivia Congress Allows Child Labour From Age Ten
Bolivian lawmakers have approved child workers as young as 10 years old, under a new law that lays out specific conditions for employing children.
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Eight Stabbed at International Airport in Bolivia
Eight people were hurt when a man with suspected mental problems went on a frenzied stabbing spree at the international airport in the Bolivian city of La Paz on Thursday, police and press reports said.
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Bolivia President Luis Arce Faces Coup Attempt Amid Political Tensions
Bolivian President Luis Arce, a mild-mannered and bespectacled former economy minister, faced down a coup attempt on Wednesday, as the armed forces withdrew after occupying the central square in La Paz and entering the presidential palace.
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Australian Sailor, Dog Rescued After 2 Months Stranded At Pacific Ocean
An Australian sailor and his dog have been rescued after two months adrift in the Pacific Ocean, surviving the ordeal by drinking rainwater and snacking on raw fish.
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Spanish Baby Gets New Intestine, Liver, Stomach In Miracle Surgery
An one-year-old Spanish girl has become the world's first recipient of a successful intestine transplant from a donor who died of heart failure, Madrid's La Paz hospital said on Tuesday.
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Argentina Squeeze Past Bolivia, Ecuador Hammer Uruguay In World Cup Qualifier
Joaquin Correa scored the winner 11 minutes from time as Argentina labored to a 2-1 victory over Bolivia in a World Cup qualifier in La Paz on Tuesday.
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14 Volunteer Doctors Dead, 21 Injured In Bolivia Bus Crash
A bus carrying volunteer doctors from La Paz towards the north of Bolivia crashed leaving 14 dead and 21 injured, the La Paz local government said on Monday
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21 Dolphins Die After Attack By Rival Gang, They Had Bite Marks
Twenty-one dolphins that were apparently attacked by another species of dolphin have died after washing up on a beach in northern Mexico, authorities said.
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Dakar 2018, Stage 7: CS Santosh Recovers Into Top 40; Joan Pedrero Leads At 16th
After a well deserved rest day at La Paz, the 2018 Dakar Rally kicked off again for its second leg with Stage 7 on Saturday. Hero MotoSports soldiered with two riders while Sherco TVS continued with lone rider in the first marathon stage of the rally. Indian rider CS Santosh made a remarkable recovery at the end of Stage 7 and finished the day in 3...
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Pope Takes Message of Inclusion to Bolivia
Pope Francis greeted Bolivians with a message of inclusion Wednesday, a central theme of his three-nation tour to his home continent, as he arrived in South America's poorest nation.
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Pope Francis Plans to Chew Coca Leaves in Bolivia: Minister
Pope Francis has told the Bolivian government that he would like to chew coca leaves when he visits the Andean country next month, a Bolivian minister said on state television and radio on Sunday.
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15 Dead Due to Torrential Rains in Bolivia
At least 15 people died and some 10,400 families have suffered property damage as a result of the intense rains and flooding affecting Bolivia, especially six of the country's nine regions, a government official said Sunday.
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Mexico Airlifts Tourists Stranded by Hurricane
Mexican military and commercial airplanes began Tuesday to airlift tourists stranded in the Los Cabos resorts after Hurricane Odile left luxury hotels and communities in tatters.
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Tropical Storm Off Southern Mexico's Pacific Coast
A tropical storm formed on Wednesday in the Pacific off Mexico's southern coast and strengthened some as it slowly moved northward, possibly to grow into a hurricane.
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Bolivia on Verge of Legalising Work From Age 10
Alicia weaves through El Alto's stalled traffic under a blazing sun, hawking colourful woven flowers to grumpy drivers and lovers.
-
Bolivia Congress Allows Child Labour From Age Ten
Bolivian lawmakers have approved child workers as young as 10 years old, under a new law that lays out specific conditions for employing children.
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Eight Stabbed at International Airport in Bolivia
Eight people were hurt when a man with suspected mental problems went on a frenzied stabbing spree at the international airport in the Bolivian city of La Paz on Thursday, police and press reports said.
