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Bolivia asserts oil sovereignty: an interview with Carlos Villegas. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Carlos Villegas is Bolivia's Minister of Hydrocarbons and Energy. Villegas assumed the post in 2006 after ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) BOLIVIA GETS BRAZIL OVER A BARREL Hours after Bolivian president Evo Morales moved to nationalize his country's gas and oil fields, Brazil's state-owned Petrobras ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Bolivia insurrection. LA PAZ -- In June, three weeks of dynamite-tossing protests, national strikes and crippling blockades of major Bolivian ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Deadly consequences: how the IMF provoked Bolivia into bloody crisis. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA -- Through the large windows of the International Monetary Fund s office in La Paz, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) "Coca Is Everything Here": Hard Truths about Bolivia's Drug War The Chapare, a swath of jungle that runs into the Amazon from the eastern slopes of the Andes, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) The United States, Bolivia and the political economy of coca. COCHABAMBA, BOLIVIA -- Over the past two decades, Bolivian coca growers' leader Evo Morales has been beaten, tear ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Mass movement: indigenous turmoil in Bolivia. In October 2003, a coalition of mainly indigenous farmers, students, and union members paralyzed Bolivia in what was ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Bolivia seeking better access to sea: Chile says it will listen. LA PAZ -- Amid signs that bilateral relations are warming, Bolivia's maritime aspirations have received a hearing from ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Poor economics prompt foreign banks to leave Bolivia. LA PAZ -- Dutch bank ABN Amro last week completed its departure from Bolivia, signing a final contract ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Nur University embarks major new teacher training program in Bolivia. SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia -- Collaborating in a United States initiative to improve reading and writing in the Americas, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Lesser used species of Bolivia and their relevance to sustainable forest... Abstract Bolivia has extensive forest resources and potential to become one of the world's largest producers of tropical ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Chile and Peru are gatekeepers for Bolivia's export ambitions. LA PAZ -- More than a century after the war that cost Bolivia its access to the sea, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Bolivia-Brazil Pipeline SCADA Provides Advanced Remote Management... The Bolivia-Brazil Gas Pipeline (BBP) represents one of the most significant integrated gas transportation projects to be undertaken ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) AMERICAS: Mass Movement HEADNOTE Indigenous Turmoil in Bolivia IMAGE ILLUSTRATION 1 In October 2003, a coalition of mainly indigenous farmers, students, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Against the tide: efforts to revive Bolivian film. (Photo Essay). Bolivia has not produced many films over the decades, but several of those it has released rank as ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) TAM-Bolivia has permit suspended due to pilot protest. AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD A strike conducted by about 2,000 pilots in Bolivia on 30 May ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Popular participation Bolivian style: decentralizing economic power. When President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, the author of the 1985 draconian neoliberal reform which curbed Bolivia's hyperinflation, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Gone to Rust. Since Bolivia first entered the global economy during the period of Spanish colonial rule, its role has been ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Bolivian coffee industry struggles to break out of obscurity. Nearly twice the size of Texas, this beautiful but desperately poor nation has only 7.1 million inhabits and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) Popular participation Bolivian style: decentralizing political and... When President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, the author of the 1985 draconian neoliberal reform which curbed Bolivia's hyperinflation, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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