Similar words: bolivar, simon bolivar, livid, living, abolish, olive, diabolic, symbolic. Meaning: n. 1. a landlocked republic in central South America; Simon Bolivar founded Bolivia in 1825 after winning independence from Spain 2. a form of canasta in which sequences can be melded.
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1. Bolivia returned to democratic rule in 1982, after a series of military governments.
2. She spent five years in self-imposed exile in Bolivia.
3. But it was a total different in Bolivia.
4. Bolivia has been mercifully free of large-scale, drug-related violence.
5. Ironically, the drink is not available yet in Bolivia.
6. Embassy of the Republic of Bolivia?
7. They are working in a development project in Bolivia.
8. Come take a closer look at Bolivia.
9. Paradoxically, the thorniest outstanding issue involves Bolivia.
10. The picture is similar in neighbouring Bolivia and Ecuador.
11. Includes the population of Argentina, Bolivia and Chile only.
12. Bolivia plans to open three indigenous universities next year that will teach in Aymara, Quechua, and Guarani, which are co-official languages in the South American country, along with Spanish.
13. In Bolivia a festival known as Dia de los ?atitas or Day of the Skulls is celebrated in November a week after All Saints' Day.
14. Bolivia, in 16 th place, was rated highest among less - developed countries.
15. Recent antigovernment protests in Bolivia, for example, stem directly from a fear of loss in status.
16. What might be called New Latitude viniculture also now takes place in such unlikely locations as Bolivia, Ecuador, Kenya, Namibia and Sri Lanka.
17. Many customers crowded the local barber shop in the town of Cochabamba,(http://sentencedict.com) Bolivia.
18. These products were donated by Cuba to the sister nation of Bolivia.
19. A traveler's advisory: according to the new stats, the cheapest places to buy things are Tajikistan, followed by Ethiopia, Gambia, Kyrgyz Republic and Bolivia.
20. Brazil currently relies on getting most of its natural gas from Bolivia.
21. Bolivians declared independence in 1809, but the battle lasted until 1825, when the Republic of Bolivia was established. The early history of the country was rocky, seeing wars with several neighbors.
22. The new group will have the appearance of purposefulness, including a secretariat in Ecuador and a parliament in Bolivia, but not much more than that.
23. Morales has diligently fought for the rights of coca growers and tossed the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) out of Bolivia.
24. Now, the government vows to complete land reform by determining who has legal right to every acre of land in Bolivia and making sure the poor and landless gain ownership of unowned or unused land.
25. Puerto Maldonado is the capital of Peru’s Madre de Dios region (similar to an American state), which abuts Bolivia and Brazil.
26. Room rates varied from country to country: US$18 in Veracruz, half that in Bolivia.
27. Holland and Sherry has spun its special vicuna worsted from llamas in Peru and Bolivia. It is then brought back to the company's factory in Yorkshire.
28. After their victory, Guevara would fight again in the Congo as well as Bolivia.
29. Bolivian hemorrhagic fever (BHF), also known as black typhus or Machupo virus, is a hemorrhagic fever and zoonotic infectious disease occurring in Bolivia.
30. President Chavez answered journalists who accused Cuba, Venezuela and Bolivia of forming an axis of evil.
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