LA PAZ, Bolivia — Protesters streamed into Bolivia’s capital, throats hoarse from chanting and feet blistered from a week of walking along the national highway. The throngs of street vendors in the ...
In La Paz’s central market, you have to watch your step. Sacks of potatoes — chalk white, butter yellow, midnight blue — spill at my ankles. Sprawled at my feet are husks of white and purple corn, and ...
Major cities face shortages of fuel, food and medicine, the economy has lost billions of dollars, and protests have threatened Bolivia’s first non-socialist government in two decades.
Head chef Marsia Taha has been at the helm of Gustu, Bolivia’s most acclaimed restaurant, for five years. When out of La Paz, she spends ample time in the countryside, working with producers to source ...
A landslide caused by heavy rains after a prolonged drought in La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, flooded dozens of homes early Sunday, local authorities said. It swept away a young girl, spurred ...
La Paz: Anti-government roadblocks that have isolated Bolivia’s capital La Paz and other major cities were still being cleared Sunday, a day after President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency ...