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Bolivia News is famous for its presentation of news in a detailed manner. Equal importance is given to national. Regional and local news. People get all their necessary information from radio and television channels as well as newspapers. Politics, sports, entertainments, education, weather all are covered.
According to Bolivia News captures the appointment of the first indigenous president, Evo Morales. This can be regarded as an act of ending the 500 years of injustice against his people. (2006)
Bolivia News shows that after a marathon session in the country's Congress Mr Sanchez de Lozada, a centre-right politician has been elected as the country's new president. (2002)
News of Bolivia covers the departure of president Mr Sanchez de Lozada as a result of violent anti-government protests. The new president has invited people to strengthen the national unity. (2003)
As the News in Bolivia goes the grave economic condition of the country has been acknowledged by Mr Quiroga. He has also urged for a new constitution which can open up politics to Bolivia. (2001)
Bolivia News covers the attention of Bolivia towards the Jesuit missions which has been forgotten by the local people and has been brought back by the visiting of the tourists. (2006)
Bolivia News shows the interest of people in buying Fairtrade products. As a part of a Fairtrade campaign British actor Damian Lewis visits Bolivia. (2006)
According to Bolivia News a coca grower has been appointed by the president to lead the fight against drug-trafficking. Other than being used in cocaine, coca is also used in ceremonial or medical uses. (2006)
As the News of Bolivia tell us the president Evo Morales has cut his salary by a half. Therefore the salaries of all the employees of the public sector will be revised as nobody can get a salary higher than the president. (2006)
Bolivia News covers the uncertainty of the selection of the president of Bolivia as the election result is awaited. (2005)
Bolivia News records the protest of public for reformation. Therefore the former head of supreme court Eduardo Rodriguez has pledged to hold a presidential election. (2005)
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