Trilateral Agreement Signed
On January 20, Bolivia, Brazil, and the U.S. signed the Tripartite Agreement in La Paz. This agreement will strengthen international cooperation in the fight against narcotrafficking by promoting technical and scientific cooperation amongst the signatory countries.
Santa Visits Bolivia
American diplomacy is not the only thing that U.S. Embassy officers and their families have in mind during the holiday season in Bolivia. Traditionally, they carry out a number of charitable...
20 Students Receive the MLK Scholarship
On December 22, the U.S. Embassy hosted a welcome ceremony for 20 new students that will benefit from the Martin Luther King/College Horizons English language scholarship program. The event was...
Recognized for a Lifetime of Outstanding Service
Wilma Velasco Wallin is most certainly the American citizen who has lived the longest in Bolivia. She arrived in La Paz with her parents, Victor and Wilhelmina Wallin, in 1926 and married Jorge...
Embassy News
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Grantees Visit Chargé d' Affaires
Eight Bolivian university students of rural background visited Chargé d' Affaires John Creamer. The students have been...
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Message about Scam involving purported U.S. Embassy Employees
The U.S. Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia has recently received many inquiries from American citizens in the U.S. about fraudulent telephone calls concerning the purported arrest of a relative in Bolivia. The callers ...
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Embassy Soccer Team Plays in Batallas
On December 9, the Embassy La Paz men's soccer team played the municipal team from Batallas on Battallas' home field near Lake...
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Embassy Supports Rural Universities
On December 8, English Language Specialist Charles Hall visited the rural university (UAC) in Tiwanaku to tour the facilities and...
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Speech
President Obama’s 2012 State of the Union Address
Remarks of President Barack Obama – As Prepared for Delivery
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Article
New York Lures Visitors from All Over the World
New York attracts more than 8 million foreign travelers a year, which...
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Article
Obama Announces Visa Process Improvements for Visitors to U.S.
Washington — President Obama says the departments of State and Homeland...
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Article
President Obama Promotes Tourism from Disney World
In the United States, tourism is big business. In fact, it's the number...
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Article
Internet Was Tool for Expression and Repression in 2011
Washington — The United States and its international partners “made a...
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Proclamation
Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Nearly a century and a half ago, President Abraham Lincoln issued the...
Webcasts & Webinars
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Webchat: "Republican Party VS Democratic Party" - Monday, January 23rd at 08:00 AM EST
Overview of Iowa/New Hampshire/South Carolina with Ann Stone(R) and Gary Nordlinger (D)
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Webcast: "Discuss the 2012 State of the Union" - January 25, 2012 at 08:00 EST
Join us for a review of President Obama’s State of the Union Address as two former Members of the U.S. Congress, Retired Ambassador James Jones, a Democrat, and Representative James Kolbe, a Republican, will discuss their views of the President’s speech and what it means for future U.S. domestic and foreign policy. Click here to participate in interactive video webcast in English.
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Webchat: "Immigrant Visas" - February 15 at 1500
Join us on February 15 for this webchat on immigrant visas. The Consular Section in La Paz will be sharing important information on this subject. Simply click on the link, select "Enter as guest", and type your name and city, for example Linda/La Paz.
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Webinars for English Teachers
We are pleased to invite you to participate in a series of Webinars on English teaching methodology, organized by the Regional English Language Office. Join us from a computer with audio and internet access...
More Videos
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Embassy Soccer Team Plays in Batallas
On December 9, the Embassy La Paz men's soccer team played the municipal team from Batallas. Click her to watch the video.
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Youth Ambassadors 2011
In October 2011, nine young Bolivians visited the U.S. through the Youth Ambassadors Program. These are their comments on their experience.
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