bolivia

Chapter 1: Prelude The lands where the Republic of Acre is located today were, until the mid-19th century, occupied only by indigenous tribes, despite the treaty of Madrid in 1750 formalizing a new demarcation of lands between Portuguese America and the other Spanish colonies, the...

The defeat of Confederation forces at the Battle of Yungay in Peru marked that short-lived nation's dissolution. The president of the Confederation, Andres de Santa Cruz, went into exile and the nation of Bolivia suffered decades of petty dictatorships. Over the next century Bolivia lost nearly...

With a POD in the march on Rome (1922) make sure that by the year 1970 Mussolini has completely and utterly conquered Bolivia and formally annexed it to the Italian Empire.

Most of Bolivia's territory was once part of the Viceroyalty of Rio de La Plata. In some Argentine wanks, the entire Viceroyalty remains united after independence (like Gran Colombia or the Mexican Empire). But I can't find much info on this idea. The Peru–Bolivian Confederation is a much more...

La Plata, under the Saavedra Junta, one of the longest military governments in history, has been one of the most successful states in the New World, rivaling the USA and Gran Colombia. dominating the southern Andes and the Southern Cone. But this wasn't inevitable, and your goal is to prevent...

This is going to be my first attempt at creating a TL. Please forgive the mistakes that I may make. In this TL, Operation Soberania is launched earnestly by the Argentineans and a full blown war starts in South America which gradually leads to the involvement of every country on the continent...

OTL Bolivia was led on the 1930s by the right populist German Busch Becerra. Many tough that due his german ancestry (you can notice on the "Busch" surname), he would be a Germanophile, Hitler even sent him a luxury Mercedes-Benz Cabriolet 770K Series II - W150, of which he dumped into a...

The Bolivian census of 2001 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolivians#Ethnic_groups) showed: 60% Indigenous 26% Mestizo and almost 13% white. While the 2017 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peruvians#Ethnic_structure_of_Peru , couldn't find one from the 2000's) Peruvian census give us: 24%...

Bolivia used to have a coastline. However, after its defeat in the War of the Pacific, its window to the ocean was divided between Peru and Chile, leaving it landlocked. What if this hadn't happened and Bolivia still had a coastline?

Suppose that Manuel Belgrano and his Army of the North (on behalf of the United Provinces of La Plata) had lost the Battle of Salta in early 1813 to the Royalists, such that the latter became the occupiers of what are now Salta and Jujuy provinces in northwestern-most Argentina. Thus, in that...

Historically, the Peru-Bolivian Confederation was a short-lived confederation between Peru and Bolivia in the 1830s which was dissolved in the War of the Confederation, but what if the Peru-Bolivian Confederation had won said war or if said war had been averted somehow? How would it develop...

Inspired by @TheMann and his ideas for making Mexico a more prosperous land. Let's see how Mexico and other Latin American countries could be made into at least rapidly developing nations.

For some more elaborate reading. The Chiquitos Affair of 1825 was a three-party diplomatic crisis, involving Simon Bolivar's republics of Gran Colombia and Bolivia, the United Provinces of La Plata, and the Empire of Brazil, that revolved around Brazil's invasion of the Chiquitos region of...

The question; what would be the maximum and feasible size and power of the following countries with a POD in 1860. What exactly would be the criterion fro each to achieve these powers. -Brazil -Argentina -Bolivia -Paraguay -Chile -Uruguay -Peru In essence, how many different...

With a POD after the Pacific war, find a way to restore a coastline to Bolivia.

With a POD from the start of the Union, try and make Peru-Bolivia Survive. Simple.

This article is based on the on-line historical news clip shown in the link below: COUP IN BOLIVIA PRESIDENT HELD BY PRO-NAZIS - Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) - 22 Dec 1943 From research I come up with the following facts: -Bolivia was in important source of tin and other...

Isn't that a mouthful? Welcome! This is an attempt to make historical patches to the worlda focused on Argentina and the Southern Cone. This is not only out of patriotism: I geniuinly believe that this is an area severely lacking in AH works, and this is my little granito de arena to help with...