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Americas
32 films
A steep twisting road known as the carretera de la muerte connects La Paz to the village of Mapiri, where access to the Amazon basin is limited.
Every year, thousands of women around the world choose to marry men serving time in prison, despite the challenges that come with such relationships.
In 1908, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid vanished in southern Bolivia, leaving behind a mystery that has intrigued historians and adventurers alike.
More than two-thirds of people across the world go to sleep dehydrated, facing daily struggles to access clean water.
Children in Bolivia risk their lives daily to reach school, crossing a ravine that drops over 650 feet using a rusty iron pulley.
Eight million men have died in the Potosi mines over the past 500 years due to accidents and illnesses linked to the dangerous trade.
Max Chura Mamani shares Kallawaya healing traditions in the Bolivian Andes.
Che Guevara's revolutionary activities in Bolivia prompt the CIA to deploy top agent Felix Rodriguez in a covert operation to capture him.
Tigre Gente highlights wildlife trafficking and the illegal jaguar trade in Bolivia's Madidi National Park.
People with disabilities march to La Paz, facing riot police in their fight for rights.
Evo Morales discusses Bolivia's recent presidential election and its implications for the future.
John Vidal reports from La Paz on Bolivians facing daily climate change impacts.
Evo Morales plans to nationalise Bolivia's oil industry and transform the country's economy.
Oscar Arteaga, a revered brujo in La Paz, Bolivia, practices black magic with powerful claims.
Ernesto Guevara, born in Rosario, Argentina, became a key figure in the Cuban Revolution and is remembered for his enduring influence on Latin American politics.
On October 9, 1967, Ernesto 'Che' Guevara was captured and killed in Bolivia, marking the end of his guerrilla campaign and solidifying his status as a revolutionary icon.
984 plants are included in the Kallawaya pharmacopoeia, which holds significant healing properties recognized by researchers.
Parker Schnabel travels to Bolivia with a $1,000 budget to build a sluice box and test his gold mining skills inspired by his grandfather, John Schnabel.
In Bolivia, Parker Schnabel and his team encounter miners extracting gold from hillside tunnels, reflecting on the legacy of the Klondike Gold Rush.
Indigenous female wrestlers in La Paz, Bolivia, fight for rights and recognition in wrestling.
Max Chura Mamani knows over 600 medicinal plants, using this knowledge to heal patients across the Charan Valley in Bolivia.
The Chipayas in Bolivia build Wasteland Houses to thrive in a Poisonous Land.
Bolivia reacts to President Evo Morales' plane being grounded in Vienna over Snowden's suspected presence.
Bolivia sees a rise in indigenous wealth through New Andean architecture, reports Andres Schipani.
Morales denounces the United States over a plane incident involving Edward Snowden.
In the mountains outside of La Paz, Bolivia, traditional Coca farming practices highlight the cultural significance and daily importance of the sacred leaf to local communities.
La Paz's cable car system, inaugurated under President Evo Morales, aims to transform urban transport and ease traffic congestion for residents.
Zach Shucklin meets a coke dealer in La Paz, revealing the city's demand for cocaine.
Bolivia's legal coca factories raise US concerns about becoming a 'Narco State.'
Andres Schipani discusses Bolivia's fourth term prospects and economic future with a former president.
Bolivia faces turmoil after Evo Morales flees to Mexico amid election fraud allegations.
Professor Jeffrey Sachs withdrew his candidacy for World Bank president after President Obama nominated Jim Kim, a leader in public health.
