Bolivia的意思|Bolivia的解释-里氏词典

Bolivia [bə'lɪvɪə]

n. 玻利维亚

But it was a total different in Bolivia.
但在玻利维亚就截然不同了。
Svenska: Solnedgå ngö ver saltö knen Salar de Uyuni i Bolivia.
简体中文:在玻利维亚的乌尤尼盐沼看夕阳。
Paradoxically, the thorniest outstanding issue involves Bolivia.
而荒谬可笑的是，最棘手的国家要事却牵涉到了玻利维亚。

bolivia

[ noun ]

a landlocked republic in central South America; Simon Bolivar founded Bolivia in 1825 after winning independence from Spain

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In exile in Bolivia and Argentina, Prestes became a Marxist and moved to the Soviet Union.
The Enaf-Vinto metallurgical smelter complex just east of Oruro, is close to Bolivia's principal tin mines, Huanuni and Colquiri, owned by the state mining company Comibol.
The plane landed Saturday at the end of a trip that included stops in Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru and Panama, said Customs spokesman Michael Sheehan.
Bolivia's army is better known for coups d'etat and corruption than combat skills.
It is like a tree whose trunk is the River Plate and whose roots are in the Atlantic Ocean. 'That's why Mercosur makes sense and why the accession of Bolivia is reasonable.
Brazil traditionally has played a relatively minor role in the South American drug trade, which is dominated by Colombia, Peru and Bolivia.
He added that he was not sure the increased processing in Bolivia was directly tied to the drug war in Colombia.
Gold crops up in some of Bolivia's most unlikely-looking settings.
Such credits are frequently rescheduled and in some cases, such as Peru and Bolivia, interest hasn't been paid for years.
It helps." Coca leaves are used to make cocaine, which is illegal in Bolivia.
A passenger plane crashed and burned in Bolivia's tropical lowlands on Thursday and 22 of the people aboard were killed, including two American women, the air force reported.
"They feel no pressure whatsoever," von Raab said. "They are happily living out their lives as feudal barons in the hills of Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia and no one's touching them, including the United States.
Bolivia, an impoverished country of 6.7 million in the heart of South America, produces an estimated one third of the cocaine that reaches U.S. and European markets, the DEA says.
"Bolivia's three major political parties are committed to democracy and carried out hard-fought, well-organized, serious campaigns," he said.
Quayle's agenda for the Aug. 6-10 trip already included Bolivia, Peru and Colombia.
By year's end, the trade ministry estimates, non-traditionals could earn Dollars 400m, approaching half of all export revenue. Last year, almost 40 per cent of Bolivia's trade was with other Latin American countries.
He later flew to Santa Cruz, Bolivia, the last stop on his weeklong tour of Latin American countries where drug trafficking is a major problem.
The United States will also consider funding for emergency social programs, such as the successful one in Bolivia, to provide employment and other opportunities to the poor directly affected by the fight against illicit drugs.
Mr. Dizard, who specializes in developing-country debt markets, said that the poorest developing countries that are in a position similar to Bolivia's now "might look forward to doing the same thing."
The 1982 incident provides a sharp reminder of the risks Bush faces as he prepares to fly to Colombia on Thursday for a six-hour drug summit with the presidents of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia.
The United States has had a DEA and military presence in Bolivia since July 1986 when 175 U.S. troops spent three months assisting Bolivian police in anti-drug operations.
Unlike other debtor countries, Bolivia owes most of its $4.2-billion foreign debt to governments or international assistance agencies, which have been more willing to reschedule payment.
Let me give you a reason why: Bolivia is a relatively large country but it's a small, poor economy.
But Mr Lacalle pointed out: 'Nafta is not a reality yet -and that's a big if.' He said an important part of Bolivia looked to the Atlantic so it made sense for the land-locked country to join Mercosur.
More than a century later, Bolivia is still worked up about it.
Garcia Meza resigned in August 1981 and both he and Arce Gomez fled Bolivia before an elected government was installed in 1982.
The United States already provides some military training of local forces in Bolivia, but not to Peru or Colombia.
For the past year Peru, along with neighboring Bolivia, has been suffering the worst drought in the region this century.
The march, which involves various small Indian tribes, has captivated the attention of Bolivians by exposing the misery of the oft-neglected tribes from the isolated lowlands of interior Bolivia.
It isn't surprising that Bolivia and Peru, pressured though they are to cooperate on a program of coca eradication in return for much-needed economic aid, are reacting strongly to the U.S.'s latest plans.

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