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Law enforcement officers deployed tear gas to control the crowds in La Paz as the latest demonstration formed part of weeks-long unrest within the country over economic pressures.
Farmers, miners, teachers and indigenous communities were among thousands of protesters who took the street to call for higher wages and an end to the privatisation of state-owned companies
Video from the city showed protestors chanting, starting fires and throwing objects.
Public prosecutor Attorney General Roger Mariaca said an arrest warrant would be issued for the head of the largest union COB - Mario Argollo - accusing him of terrorism and inciting protests against the government.
ShareSaveHuge crowd attends free Shakira Copacabana beach concertShakira's appearance followed shows by Lady Gaga and Madonna, who have also performed on Copacabana beach in previous years.
'I want them to know it's a really bad business to kill journalists'Journalists are now able to upload their work to a website so that if anything were to happen to them, their work could still be published.
Will Mexico City's airport be ready for the World Cup?The BBC takes a closer look at major renovations at Benito Juárez International Airport aimed at boosting capacity ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Mass trial for 486 alleged gang members begins in El SalvadorFootage released by the attorney general's office shows large groups of men in prison attending the trial via video link.
Watch: Fire damages roof of Rio's Olympic velodromeAround 80 firefighters and 20 fire trucks tackled the blaze, the state's military fire department said, adding that no one was hurt.
BBC looks at how Cubans are living with fuel shortagesThe BBC's Will Grant spoke to several Cubans as the country grapples with severe electricity shortages, which is attributed in part to US sanctions.
Watch: BBC on streets of Mexican city gripped by deadly cartel violenceBBC international correspondent Quentin Sommerville travelled to Culiacán in northern Sinaloa state following an explosion in violence.
BBC sees damage in Puerto Vallarta after Mexican cartel violenceBBC's Will Grant visits Puerto Vallarta, a popular coastal resort town, to see the damage.
BBC's Will Grant on the atmosphere in Mexico following unrestThe BBC's Will Grant describes how locals are feeling in Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco, Mexico, after a wave of violence hit the streets.
What the killing of drug lord 'El Mencho' means for MexicoNemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho", was killed during a security operation to arrest him, Mexico's defence ministry has said.
Giant tortoises return to Galápagos island after nearly 200 yearsOne hundred and fifty eight captive-bred juvenile tortoises were released on the Galápagos island of Floreana.
Giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula comes last in carnival competitionRio de Janeiro's iconic Carnival parades began with a tribute to Brazil's President Lula, illustrating his rise from poverty to power.
Search dogs, rescuers and helicopters as Mexico City holds earthquake drillAbout 8.2 million people participated in the first drill of the year, achieving an average evacuation time of 1 minute and 52 seconds.
Watch: Giant phantom jellyfish floating off ArgentinaA rare phantom jellyfish has been spotted by scientists exploring the deep sea in the South Atlantic.
BBC on the front line with Colombia's war on drugsBBC Senior international correspondent Orla Guerin joined a special operation over Colombia's cocaine heartland, tasked with destroying crude cocaine labs hidden deep in the jungle.
Public pay their respects to Cubans killed in Venezuela during US raidThe BBC's Will Grant is in Cuba's capital, Havana, where people lined the streets to pay tribute.
Watch: BBC reports from outside Venezuela's 'El Helicoide' prisonBBC reporter Norberto Paredes is in Caracas as the Venezuelan government begins to release its political prisoners.
What's the relationship between Venezuela and Cuba?The BBC's Cuba Correspondent, Will Grant, looks at the close ties between the two nations.
'It seems unjust to me' - views from Caracas on Maduro's seizureBBC Mundo has spoken to Venezuelans in the country's capital about the latest US military operation.
The key questions on Trump's actions on Venezuela Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at the key questions following US strikes on Venezuela and seizure of its president.
