A study of over 300 people reported high levels of this toxic material, which miners use to extract gold from the rivers that supply water and food to the communities
In an interview with EL PAÍS, the nephew who found his uncle’s secret diary, in which the Jesuit priest revealed that he sexually abused dozens of minors during decades, says: ‘You’re with the victims or with the pederast’
A Spanish Jesuit abused dozens of children in Bolivia. His actions were covered up by the Catholic Church, but when he died, Alfonso Pedrajas left behind a shocking confession
For over a decade, the country was an economic oasis in a turbulent region, with low inflation and high growth. Now a shortage of dollars amid dwindling international reserves is prompting questions about whether it’s coming to an end
‘The Lancet’ has for the first time published a report on the relationship between health and climate change in the region
The US and a study by ‘Insight Crime’ maintain that under Nicolás Maduro’s administration, illicit crops and processing laboratories have increased in scope
Health authorities have detected at least eight cases of infected birds in the wild and in backyard fowl, and adopted new measures to prevent its spread to poultry farms
Several government agencies have been tasked with finding a beloved pet that disappeared from a plane’s cargo hold during a short domestic flight
Hallucinogenic substances are experiencing a renaissance after very promising scientific research results
Speaking from Mexico, to where he fled after stepping down on Sunday amid growing violence over election fraud claims, the former Bolivian president tells EL PAÍS that he is the victim of a coup
President Evo Morales sends high-level delegation to Buenos Aires in bid to reduce tensions
Final official count in referendum shows 51.30% rejected altering the Constitution
The president will be remembered as the country’s first indigenous head of state
Feminist and LGBT groups say president’s comments paint discrimination as normal
