Track-It Evo Morales

Hundreds of Bolivian protesters arrive in La Paz to demand the government resume work on a controversial road through an Amazon rainforest reserve.

A student movement led by Camila Vallejo and centered on reforming Chile’s educational system is upending the society.

Amparo Martinez's universe is two small, tidy rooms in a poor Quito neighborhood that she shares with her 83-year-old mother and a severely handicapped daughter.

By United Press International UPI Almanac for Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012.

Bolivia signs an agreement with the US and Brazil for technical assistance to help reduce the production of illegal cocaine.

Bolivia has joined Brazil and the United States in signing an accord to cooperate in the control of coca plant cultivation.

The abrupt removal of the fuel subsidy had been seen as one more act of insensitivity by a government the protesters criticized for favoring the wealthy.

Un grupo de 120 personas viaja por más de 1.400 kilómetros desde Trinidad a La Paz para demandar un bono estatalRead this in EnglishEn Bolivia, un grupo de personas con discapacidad emprendió una marcha de 1.400km, desde Trinidad a La Paz –...

Evo Morales swept into power in Bolivia as the first indigenous president in a nation that counts indigenous people as almost two-thirds of its population. He promised reforms and has ...

With oil enriching Venezuela's coffers, President Hugo Chávez is lavishing billions on other countries, boosting his socialist-tinged image.