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Un tour por Bolivia. An enormous diversity of ecological zones are represented within Bolivia's territory. The western highlands of the country are situated in the Andes mountains and include the Bolivian Altiplano. The eastern lowlands include large sections of Amazonian rainforests and Chaco. The highest peak is Nevado Sajama at 6542 metres (21463 ft) located in the department of Oruro. Lake Titicaca is located on the border between Bolivia and Peru. The Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest ...

Every trip on this vital mountain road through the Andes is a hair-raising rollercoaster ride. The National Geographic Channel: channel.nationalgeographic.com ... amazon bolivia mountain road andes

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Must see images of a most dangerous "Road of Death" that cuts through Bolivia (South America) in the most amazing manner.

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Aug 2007 Bolivia's white elite claim they're tired of propping up the nation's economy. They're demanding political autonomy for their city and say they're ready to fight for it. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

Feb 2007 Evo Morales swept to power promising a social revolution which included legalising coca cultivation. A year on, America is so worried Bolivia is becoming a 'Narco State', it's slashed funding. "These are the coca leaves that we step on. This is the paste", states Roberto, showing us around his cocaine factory in the jungle. Promoting alternative uses of coca, such as in tea, is the heart of the government's policy. "The coca leaf is a cultural issue and part of our identity ...

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April 1996 For centuries the coco leaf was a blessing from the Gods. It alleviated the hunger of the Bolivian poor. Today it is a source of narcotic evil for the West. Bolivia's government, reliant on US aid and vulnerable to US dictates, has been forced to uphold a war against coco producers. The 'Leopards' - anti-narcotic paramilitaries - patrol the tropical jungles of Chapere and destroy small cocaine factories. Local farmers, like Berto, are put under pressure to rip up their coco plants ...

For the first time since they arrived in Bolivia as slaves 182 years ago, attitudes towards African Bolivians are changing. That's partly because of the government of Evo Morales, which recently approved its first "multi-ethnic, multicultural" constitution. But for many, it's recognition of Julio Pinedo, an African Bolivian, who is now an official authority and king of the African-Bolivian community. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports.

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Lithium to save Bolivia's economy? As ITN's Lindsey Hilsum reports, the demand for lithium could transform Bolivia's economy. The "King" is dead. Long live the "King"!

Bolivia's government believes that a renewed demand for lithium, a metal used to make batteries, could play a crucial role in lifting the country out of poverty. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports from the Salar de Uyuni region, where half the world's lithium reserves can be found.

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May 2006 He jokes that he's America's worst nightmare and plans to nationalise Bolivia's oil industry and overturn the old social order. As yet another South American country 'goes left', we profile Bolivia's new President. As a former union leader, Evo Morales is more accustomed to attacking governments than leading them. But Bolivia's first ever indigenous President has ambitious plans for his country. "Sooner or later there must be a profound transformation", he vows. "I want a new ...

These are historic times in Bolivia with Evo Morales, the country's first ever indigenous president, being sworn into office in January 2006. Many of the reasons for his election victory can be attributed to a growing resistance to the economic model that Bolivia has been following since the 1980s. Characterised by the large scale privatisation of state owned enterprise and opening up of domestic markets, the policy has been blamed for huge rises in unemployment and continuing poverty. Large ...

Every weekend in Copacabana, lucky locals bring their new cars to church for a baptism. After they've dressed the car up in flowers and doused it in champagne, the priest comes around and blesses it (for a small donation, of course). It's certainly cheaper and more fun than car insurance! Bolivia video. Produced by Lauren Saffa for Lonelyplanet.tv

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July 2007 Bolivia's Andes glaciers, which provide water for millions of people and power the country's hydro-electric plants, are melting at an unparalleled rate. It's estimated that the country will face water shortages within two years. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

Bolivian parents in a slum outside the capital La Paz are taking justice into their own hands - burning bars and brothels they claim breed crime in their neighbourhood. The parents have vowed to continue to riot and protest until the government clears their streets of criminals and drugs.

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