A week after the coup d'etat in Bolivia failed, the country is now falling into chaos as citizens are confused about the allegations that the coup itself may have been a ploy by President Luis Arce to stay in power.
Accusations that Bolivia President Luis Arce orchestrated a coup to boost his popularity have intensified despite the president denying those accusations recently.
After facing a coup from one of his country's top generals, Bolivia President Luis Arce is now denying rumors that he was the one actually behind the coup.
Another coup happened in Latin America, but this one did not go as the coup plotters wanted as Bolivia President Luis Arce managed to mobilize civilians.
Bolivian cuisine is largely underrated. However, this South American country also has its fair share of odd dishes that may not be for everyone, from llamas to guinea pigs.
Sebastian Marset, a suspected drug trafficker currently the subject of an international manhunt, has released a video to the media thanking Bolivia police, claiming they warned him of an impending arrest attempt.
In Bolivia, wrestling is not just a sport dominated by men. Women are allowed to participate, with one group known as "cholitas," revolutionizing the fighting game.
Lawmakers from Spain and Chile went to Bolivia to demand the release of jailed Bolivian opposition leader Luis Fernando Camacho. However, Spanish lawmaker Victor Gonzalez said he and his Chilean counterpart were formally kicked out of the country.
Bolivian police have detained the country's main opposition leader, Luis Fernando Camacho. The current governor of the Santa Cruz region is now facing charges of terrorism.
Aside from the traditional Bolivian dishes such as cuñape and empanadas, Bolivia also offers choices that would be a new and bizarre experience for your palate.