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Bolivia

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Sep 2002Days before Bolivia's June election that the U.S. ambassador warned Bolivians not to vote for the Socialist candidate: 4
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El Diario (La Paz, Bolivia)/Harper's research

January 23, 2006 Bolivia swore in Evo Morales as its first indigenous president. "From 500 years of resistance," said Morales, "we pass to another 500 years in power."
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Democracy Now!

December 19, 2005Evo Morales appeared to have won the presidency of Bolivia; he plans to legalize coca farming. Morales, who admires Fidel Castro, said that he wanted to maintain Bolivia's ties to the United States but did not want “a relationship of submission.”
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BBC News

May 26, 2005The commander-in-chief of Bolivia's armed forces denied that the military was planning a coup.
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BBC News

March 6, 2005The president of Bolivia resigned.
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Reuters

October 18, 2003The president of Bolivia resigned in the face of massive antiglobalization protests.
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New York Times

December 25, 2001 Santa Claus shot a woman in the face in São Paulo, Brazil, and two car bombs exploded outside police headquarters in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
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November 2009

FINAL EDITION
Twilight of the American Newspaper
By Richard Rodriguez

THE INTELLIGENCE FACTORY
How America Makes Its Enemies Disappear
By Petra Bartosiewicz

PROSPEROUS FRIENDS
A story by Christine Schutt

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