An indigenous struggle against Morales More than 500 indigenous Bolivians are on a 300-mile march against a development project that the left-wing government is backing to the hilt. August 29, 2011
Obama’s not-so-new Latin America policy He promised an improved relationship with countries in the Americas--but Obama's actions are sending a different message. July 22, 2009
Can Bolivia’s constitution stop the right? A big majority of Bolivians voted for the country's new constitution that protects the rights of indigenous people--but the right wing remains a threat. February 4, 2009
Bolivia’s compromised constitution A proposed new constitution was intended to enact reforms, but the right-wing opposition extracted big concessions. November 10, 2008
A deadly threat in Bolivia A murderous campaign by the U.S.-backed separatist right wing has put Bolivian President Evo Morales on the defensive. September 19, 2008
Interview: Oscar Olivera “Change comes from mobilization” Bolivian President Evo Morales won a recall referendum, but the country's crisis isn't resolved, says union leader Oscar Olivera. August 15, 2008
