Angry supporters of former president Evo Morales’ tried to reach the Congress building screaming, “She must quit!” Police and soldiers fired tear gas trying to disperse the crowd. Continue reading →

While some are celebrating, others are raising fears the void could open space for a military takeover. Continue reading →

Morales was first elected in 2006, making him the first indigenous president of Bolivia. Continue reading →

Morales’ claim to have won a fourth term last month plunged the country into the biggest crisis of his nearly 14 years in power. Continue reading →

Bolivian president Evo Morales, Latin America’s longest-standing leader, won the election on Oct. 20 but the vote count had been inexplicably halted for nearly a day, sparking allegations of fraud and leading to protests, strikes and road blocks. Continue reading →

The attack comes amid country-wide clashes over the contested result of Bolivia’s presidential election in October. Continue reading →

It’s not just that protests are increasing — there is also repeated exposure to images and visuals from protests. Continue reading →

Evo Morales, Bolivia’s first indigenous president and the region’s longest-ruling leader, repeated his claim that he won outright and said his opponents were conspiring to oust him. Continue reading →

Warning: This story contains graphic content some readers may find disturbing. Discretion is advised.  Continue reading →

A police report said that the accident was due to excessive speed and one of the buses may have driven into the oncoming lane. Continue reading →