Monday, February 1, 2010
Bolivia Weekly Episode 5 Audio Podcast January 2010
Hear all the news from Bolivia in Episode 5 for the week ending Jan 31st 2010.
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- WE HAVE MOVED TO WWW.BOLIVIAWEEKLY.COM
- Bolivia Opening Seville Consulate
- Estimated 100,000 tourists at Carnaval in Oruro
- Ex-Miss Universe Inaugurates Samsung Store in Coch...
- MAS gives Evo Absolute Power to Name Judges
- Communities Lose 100% of Crops to Drought
- BOLIVIAN SPACE AGENCY (ABE) CREATED TO LAUNCH SATE...
- Government Accuses Patzi of Lying
- NGO Profile: Eco-Bolivia/Madidi Travel
- Cases of Dengue Fever Double after Flooding
- Authorities Seize More Than $200,000 in Illegal An...
- Community Justice: Patzi must make 1000 bricks, Re...
- Bolivia Announces Climate Summit April 20-22
- Bolivia Weekly Episode 6 Podcast: Week of February...
- Classes Began Monday in Bolivia with “Regionally M...
- Health Officials in Sucre Present Pre-Carnaval Hea...
- Music Festival Begins Carnival in Oruro
- Indigenous Groups Criticize Evo & Bureaucracy
- Flooding Worsens: 11 Dead, over 100,000 Fleeing
- Cosmos Company Begins Operation After Suspension
- Supermodel MAS Governor Candidate Helps Flood Victims
- National Lottery Corruption Scandal of 64 Million
- Bolivia Irked by Brazil Condescension
- Bolivian Men and Women in Unique Celebration: Dia ...
- Bolivia Accepts 88 Haitian Refugees
- Buses Declare 48 Hour Strike to Protest New Drunk ...
- Ex-President Zamora Charged With Vehicular Homocide
- Call for Reporters: Write for Bolivia Weekly
- Lula Affirms Bolivian Gas Contracts, Cites Solidarity
- Ex-Education Minister Patzi is 1st Bolivian to Los...
- Peru-Bolivia Border Conflict over Gold Smolders
- Evo Asks Citizens to Each Plant a Tree
- Tough New Traffic Law. Traffic Deaths Double in 10...
- Hail Destroys 60% of Village's Crops
- Bolivia Weekly Episode 5 Audio Podcast January 2010
- NGO Profile: PROINPA
- Four of Every Ten Students Victims of Intimidation
- Enthusiastic Youth Open Bicentennial Carnival
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