La Paz marks 40-year milestone of development and roots
La Paz celebrated 40 years of historical development and community roots.
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- ultimahora.comOct 7, 12:00 AM
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La Paz celebrated 40 years of historical development and community roots.
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A farmer has been arrested on suspicion of allowing his property to be used for international drug trafficking operations between Bolivia and Brazil.
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The Book Fair opened in Cochabamba, establishing the city as a major cultural venue.
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The 2026 Agricultural Census seeks to determine how much, where, and what Bolivia produces.
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In the Zúñiga case, Novillo says he was not notified to testify as a witness.
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Dunn calls for using IMF dollars to cut government spending rather than maintain existing state structures.
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Rodrigo Paz describes the 2026 Agricultural Census as determining not just production quantities but future direction.
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Bolivia launched the 2026 Agricultural Census, the country's first major agricultural census in 13 years.
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Evo Morales accuses the government of using international cooperation regarding his legal case.
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Legislators and specialists will discuss challenges and opportunities in climate and carbon policy.
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Paz reports that parliamentarians received death threats during the change of Attorney General.
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An aircraft from an aviation school crashed in Tarija, leaving three people injured.
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