Bolivia’s president responds to jibes about indigenous communities from Brazil

By Sophie Foggin January 9, 2019

The battle lines between the rise of populist, right-wing agendas and the last of South America's...

Chile is not obliged to negotiate sea access with Bolivia after a 5 year dispute in the International Criminal Court

By Frances Jenner October 3, 2018

After five years of dispute, on Monday Oct. 1 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that...

What does Bolivia’s political gender-parity mean for the country?

By Tamara Davison September 11, 2018

The high Andean country of Bolivia is deeply ingrained in tradition and rich in a cultural history...

Latin American countries meet to discuss the Venezuelan crisis

By Tamara Davison August 30, 2018

Following a meeting in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, authorities from Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and...

Bolivia’s undiscovered tech potential is no longer a secret

By Sophie Foggin August 27, 2018

Founded in 2014, Bolivia Tech Hub is an early stage incubator that serves as one of La Paz’s...