The Latest Breaking News from La Paz

In La Paz, Bolivia, the Cholita Paceña contest celebrates Aymara Indigenous women, recognizing their traditional fashion, beauty, fluency in Indigenous language and cultural knowledge. Contestants, dressed in long skirts, embroidered shawls, and bowler hats, dance to folkloric music and answer questions before a jury. The event aims to preserve and…

Experts are calling for stricter limits on numbers of those flocking to Baja California Sur to swim with the animals in the wild. But some local tour operators are not convinced

Authorities say that a landslide caused by heavy rains has flooded dozens of homes in La Paz, the capital of Bolivia

Hundreds of Bolivian devotees have arrived at the municipal cemetery of La Paz carrying human skulls adorned with flowers for the Ñatitas festival

Evo Morales leads thousands of followers to La Paz to ‘save’ country from his handpicked successor turned rival

Bolivia has always been a difficult place to play and the challenge has just got even higher

Bolivia's president unveils a significant natural gas discovery near La Paz, aiming to revive the country's gas industry and economy.

When heavily armed troops, spearheaded by a tank, broke through the gates of Bolivia’s presidential palace in La Paz on June 26, it appeared that the country’s military was mounting an armed coup with the aim of replacing the left-wing government of Luis Arce.

Military forces led by army chief General Juan Jose Zuniga appeared to take control of president Luis Arce’s government