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President Evo Morales announced Tuesday that his government is completing the nationalization of Bolivia's electricity sector by seizing control of its main power grid from a Spanish-owned company.

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivia's principal privately owned airline, AeroSur, was down to a single domestic route Monday and hoping for an infusion of capital to stave off bankruptcy.

President Evo Morales announced Tuesday that his government is completing the nationalization of Bolivia's electricity sector by seizing control of its main power grid from a Spanish-owned company.

Bolivia's corruption-plagued national police force has its seventh new police commander in six years. But some officers are upset by President Evo Morales' choice. The head of Bolivia's criminal police division and several other officers expressed disapproval by walking out of Monday's swearing-in of the new commander, Col. Victor Maldonado.

TORONTO, CANADA-- - BacTech Environmental Corporation , announces that it has obtained approval from Corporacion Minera de Bolivia, the state-owned mining company for Bolivia and has begun sampling tailings from the Telamayu mill site in Bolivia.At this stage there is no agreement in place between BacTech ...

TORONTO, ONTARIO-- - Ferrum Americas Mining Inc., is pleased to announce the receipt of environmental permits for its Cerro Rojo iron ore project located in eastern Bolivia, approximately 55 kilometres west of Puerto Suarez and the Hidrovia River system near Corumba, Brazil. The Corumba iron ore district ...

Bolivia threatened a small payment -- or even no payment -- to Spain's Red Electrica after the leftist government of President Evo Morales nationalized the firm's local power grid.

Bolivia's corruption-plagued national police force has its seventh new police commander in six years.

Bolivia's principal privately owned airline, AeroSur, was down to a single domestic route Monday and hoping for an infusion of capital to stave off bankruptcy.

Bolivian President Evo Morales, who has been in power since 2006, said he hoped his leftwing, nationalist policies would stay in place for "more than 500 years."