Who could ask for more? A supremely well-written travelogue whose authors are trade unionists and journalists with a deep interest in the societies they visit.
The South American nation reached the goal after following the programme "Yes I Can" designed by Cuba.
Film-maker Cioran McGrath looks at the government’s failure to investigate the shocking human rights abuses committed by the dictatorships of the 20th century
Speaking in Madrid, Bolivia's Vice-President puts forwards his compelling vision for the left across the world
Latin America has rallied to support Bolivia and President Evo Morales has been strengthened at home. Is this what the US wanted, asks Emma Felber from the Bolivia Information Forum.
Brazilian military documents reveal that in 1967 Argentina's military government sent napalm bombs to Bolivia to be used against guerrillas led by Ernesto Che Guevara.
The Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA) is a non-profit organization which works to promote the common interests of the hemisphere and encourage the formulation of rational and constructive US policies toward Latin America.
Ben Dangl, editor of UpsideDownWorld.org, explores why today Latin America is no longer scared of U.S. imperialism.
Miguel Angel Aguilar, General Secretary of the Association of European Journalists add his voice to the chorus of protests against the decision by four European countries to deny landing rights to Bolivian President Evo Morales' plane. In Spanish
The indispensable introduction to Latin America for all serious students, readers and travellers.