Rodrigo Paz

Bolivian court orders Evo Morales' capture after he failed to appear for trial on human trafficking charges.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz launched a partial constitutional reform proposal to attract foreign investment and address economic crisis, facing immediate opposition from Evo Morales supporters and unions demanding wage increases and blocking roads nationwide.

Bolivia's fuel shortages and poor gasoline quality drive citizens to buy electric cars.

Bolivia is re-entering the global bond market after four years, with its market-friendly government contracting Deutsche Bank and Santander to gauge investor interest in a dollar-denominated bond offering, capitalizing on improved credit spreads and recent debt payment compliance.

The State Department condemned China's detention of Panama-flagged vessels as politicization, joining five regional allies including Bolivia-which seeks Western lithium investment and Panama Canal access-to counter Chinese logistics dominance in Latin America.

Venezuela's April 9 mining law mandates investor-state dispute settlement arbitration, surrendering sovereign authority to transnational corporations and marking a major defeat for resource nationalism across the Andean region amid U.S. pressure.

Javier Milei's positive image has decreased, now ranking 14th among 18 Latin American presidents.

Latin American leaders gather in Barcelona to defend democracy against right-wing agents and US influence.

Peruvians will elect their next president on April 12, with Keiko Fujimori leading the polls.

Bolivia resumes collaboration with the US DEA. No specific figures are provided.

Clowns in Bolivia protested a government decree limiting extracurricular activities. The decree threatens their livelihoods. A specific date for resolution is not mentioned.

President participates in Escudo de las Américas launch alongside Chancellor Pablo Quirno

Milei meets Trump in Miami, attending the "Escudo de las Américas" summit focused on regional security, illegal migration and narcotics trafficking.

Trump hosts conservative summit with Latin American allies to discuss democracy.

Bolivia's Presidential Spokesperson denies rift between President Rodrigo Paz and Vice President Edmand Lara

Bolivia's new president Rodrigo Paz is sworn-in, marking a new era, with President Javier Milei in attendance.

Protesters in Bolivia block roads, demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation amid fuel shortages and economic issues.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz announced a constitutional reform commission to attract investments and modernize laws across hydrocarburos, electricity, and mining sectors, aiming to revitalize the economically struggling nation amid labor protests and regional roadblocks.

Bolivia returned to international capital markets after four years, issuing a five-year dollar bond at approximately nine percent yield, marking President Rodrigo Paz's market-friendly reforms and improved creditworthiness amid economic stabilization efforts.

The Trump administration pressures Latin American governments into arbitration courts empowering multinationals to sue states over nationalization or wage increases, exemplified by Venezuela's new mining law mandating investor-state dispute settlement, undermining regional economic sovereignty.

A Bolivian judge was shot dead in Santa Cruz amid rising drug-related violence.

World leaders react to threat against Trump at a dinner with journalists.

Gustavo Petro predicts Axel Kicillof will be Argentina's president, taking a progressive path.

Bolivia's ruling party retains two regions, while opposition governs the rest after runoff elections.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast arrives in Argentina to meet Javier Milei amid a fugitive guerrilla's escape.

Bolivia's new president, Rodrigo Paz, restarts cooperation with the US DEA. The cooperation aims to combat narcotics trade. A new agreement is expected to be signed soon.

Argentine leader Milei visits Lubavitch Rebbe's Ohel in New York with delegation.

Trump announces a new military coalition alongside Milei and other leaders, stating Cuba is living its final moments.

Trump launches the "Shield of the Americas" initiative, a multilateral forum to counter narcoterrorism and China's influence in Latin America.

Trump gathers Latin American allies amid US conflict with Iran, China

Bolivia's new president Rodrigo Paz signals regional rapprochement with Chile, aiming to strengthen ties for economic development, particularly through lithium resources, marking a significant shift in South American diplomatic relations and potential global market influence.

Evo Morales faces arrest after failing to appear at his minor-trafficking trial in Bolivia.

Bolivia's fuel shortages and high prices drive citizens to buy electric cars.

Metalero Mining Corp acquired multiple mineral concessions in Bolivia, targeting silver, copper, gold, lithium, and rare earths, capitalizing on the country's newly pro-investment government and vast underexplored geology across two world-class mineral belts.

Thousands across Latin America protested conservative governments on May 2, 2026, demanding labor security and healthcare. Chile, El Salvador, Ecuador, and Bolivia saw demonstrations against reduced spending, regressive policies, mass unemployment, and inadequate wages under right-wing leaders.

Bolivia's government faces growing protests over economic crisis and fuel shortages.

Bolivia and Chile's foreign ministers agreed Friday to deepen bilateral ties and advance joint economic cooperation, marking the most substantive diplomatic progress since 1978 and potentially restoring ambassador-level relations after nearly five decades of estrangement.

Gustavo Petro ranks among Latin America's least popular presidents with 38.2% positive image.

Peruvian presidential frontrunner Keiko Fujimori vows to expel undocumented migrants and strengthen security, joining Latin America's rightward political shift alongside conservative leaders in Argentina, Chile, and Ecuador.

Thousands of Catholic devotees across Latin America commemorated Good Friday through processions and crucifixion reenactments, with Ecuador's Quito drawing over 150,000 faithful, reflecting Catholicism's enduring regional prominence despite declining adherence.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz denounced an international ring stealing and adulterating fuel. The scheme originated under YPFB's previous management. Investigation detected operations in Chile, Argentina, and Paraguay.

Milei and Trump reaffirm alliance, Trump offers US missile strikes on Latin American drug cartels

Bolivia's president reorients the country toward Washington, marking a rightward shift after two decades of resisting US influence.

Javier Milei meets Trump and 11 regional leaders in Miami to discuss forming a united front against China's growing influence in the region.

Rodrigo Paz discusses Bolivia's overhaul in an AQ Podcast

Argentina's Javier Milei will attend Rodrigo Paz's inauguration as Bolivia's new president on Saturday, confirmed by the presidency.