· September, 2005

Stories about Bolivia from September, 2005

The State of Bolivian Blogs

  30 September 2005

Este artículo también está disponible en español Over the past year, the number of blogs about Bolivia, by Bolivians and by those living in Bolivia has multiplied. Projects like Blogs de Bolivia and articles in the mainstream Bolivian press will draw more attention to this trend. As more people blog...

Bolivia: Global Perspective

  28 September 2005

MABB has a collection of news excerpts from around the world relating to Bolivia including a focused look on U.S. interest in the region.

Bolivia: Latest Poll

27 September 2005

Barrio Flores has the results from the “latest” pre-election poll taken nearly three weeks ago. Eduardo wonders if the numbers have changed since front-runner Evo Morales announced he would end the controversial U.S. program on coca eradication if elected.

Bolivia: BBC Makes Factual Error

  26 September 2005

Miguel Centallas caught a factual error in a BBC article about Bolivia's election status, which so far has not been corrected. Several comments following the post are critical of BBC's coverage of Latin America.

Bolivia: Campaign Promises

22 September 2005

Eduardo Avila of Barrio Flores covers what campaign promises have already been made for December's presidential election.

Bolivia: Social Forum

19 September 2005

Complimenting Nick Buxton's coverage, Movimiento Boliviano de Lucha Contra el TLC y el ALCA also has a summary of the Bolivian Social Forum held last week in Camiri.

Bolivia: Presidential Ballot

17 September 2005

Miguel Centallas has posted a copy of the official presidential ballot which will be used in December on his Flickr account.

Bolivia: A Day Without Cars

  5 September 2005

Both Jim Shultz and Almada de Noche [ES] (who will soon be leaving for France) recap yesterday's “Pedestrian Day” in Cochabamba, Bolivia.

Bolivia: Tuto's VP Candidate

  5 September 2005

Eduardo of Barrio Flores writes that conservative presidential candidate, Tuto Qurigoa has selected María René Duchén, from Santa Cruz, as his running-mate.