Bolivia in a sentence

Bolivia’s decision came just one day after President Luis Arce met with Mahmoud Elalwani, the Palestinian Authority’s ambassador to Bolivia, on Monday.

Clarkson, Hammond, and May don’t exactly seem equipped to take on the Amazon jungle, the Atacama desert, or Bolivia’s “Death Road” in clapped-out SUVs, and that’s what makes the Bolivia Special one of the best.

The boom in prices for Bolivia’s mineral exports that helped feed that progress has faded, and the new coronavirus has hit impoverished, landlocked Bolivia harder than almost any other country on a per capita basis.

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — President Evo Morales resigned Sunday under mounting pressure from Bolivia’s military and the public after his re-election victory triggered weeks of fraud allegations and deadly protests.

Hundreds of students participate in a march called by schools to demand ‘sea for Bolivia’ in La Paz, Bolivia, on 20 March 2018.

The clunkily named Fremen Tours Bolivia Andes & Amazonia, which aims to satisfy “people who don’t like tours”, has an 18-day holiday to Bolivia taking in seven train journeys, including the ferrocarriles – steel-wheeled Mercedes buses that run on rails.

Bolivia has gained global attention for its ' Law of the Rights of Mother Earth ', which accords nature the same rights as humans. citation A view from the mountain in El Sauce overlooking Samaipata, Bolivia.

In 1904, Chile and Bolivia signed the "Treaty of Peace and Friendship" establishing definite boundaries, thus making Bolivia a land-locked country ever since.

Some days later, congressman Manuel Martín Cruz proposed: "If from Romulus comes Rome, then from Bolívar comes Bolivia" (Spanish Si de Rómulo Roma, de Bolívar Bolivia main).

Across the Atlantic, in Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia, which cultivate ninety-nine per cent of the world’s coca plants, farming techniques are improving.

And he played with a Premier League team in high school that traveled to Bolivia, Spain, Mexico and other countries.

As for lithium, most of the estimated global lithium resources are located in Australia and the salt flats of Bolivia, Chile and Argentina (see Chart.

Bernal said in Bolivia they celebrate Día de los Muertos from Nov. 1 to Nov. 2, and that the holiday is about commemorating family members who have died.

Bolivia is Iran’s most successful foreign policy project in Latin America.

Bolivia, meanwhile, has severed diplomatic relations with Israel, while Honduras and Colombia recalled their ambassadors.

Chile, a serious producer of lithium, nationalized its lithium trade in a bid to higher management how the sources are developed and deployed, as have Bolivia and Mexico.

EU’s move to prolong the GSP+ until 2027 will also benefit two other Asian countries—Pakistan and Sri Lanka—along with five others, namely Bolivia, Cape Verde, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, and Uzbekistan.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint takes the action away from Bolivia and to the island Auroa, which is the home of the autonomous drone company Skell Technology.

He cited the example of the piranha, a fish that paiche prey on but that are still found in the rivers of northern Bolivia.

He talked about a widow who lost her husband while on the Lord’s errand in Bolivia, a young woman in Argentina who was pushed under a train and lost her leg and people in Chile whose homes were lost during a devastating fire two days before Christmas.