Co·cha·bam·ba (k  ch -bäm b, -chä-bämbä) A city of west-central Bolivia north-northwest of Sucre. Founded in 1574 as Orpeza, it was renamed in 1786. Population: 516,000. |
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| Twelve-year-old Diego is in the San Sebastian Women's Prison, Cochabamba, Bolivia, along with his mother and young sister. Chagas disease in an area of recent occupation in Cochabamba, Bolivia. When talking to an audience in August last year in Cochabamba, a town that strongly opposed the privatisation of water, Garcia Linera said: 'We cannot win the two things we are demanding--a constituent assembly (to rewrite Bolivia's constitution) and the nationalisation of gas and oil--through resistance. |
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