1953 – Present
Journalist and historian who served as Vice President (2002-2003) then President of Bolivia (2003-2005) after Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's resignation during civil unrest.
1913 – 1991
SS-Oberführer known as the "Butcher of Lyon" who headed the Gestapo in Lyon during World War II and was later convicted of crimes against humanity in 1987.
1820 – 1871
Bolivian military leader who ruled as President of Bolivia from 1864 to 1871 and was known for his erratic and authoritarian governance.
1908 – 1946
Bolivian military officer who served as President of Bolivia from 1943 until his assassination by an angry mob in 1946.
1903 – 1939
Bolivian military officer who served as President of Bolivia from 1937 until his death in 1939 and implemented significant social reforms.
1959 – Present
Bolivia's first indigenous president who served from 2006 to 2019, implementing socialist policies and expanding indigenous rights before resigning amid election controversy.
1963 – Present
Economist and current President of Bolivia since 2020, previously served as Minister of Economy and Public Finance under Evo Morales from 2006 to 2017.
1967 – Present
Conservative politician who served as interim President of Bolivia from 2019 to 2020 following Evo Morales' resignation, later imprisoned on sedition charges.
1967 – Present
Politician who briefly served as interim President of Bolivia in November 2019 during the transitional period following Evo Morales' resignation.
1961 – Present
Bolivian indigenous politician who serves as Vice President of Bolivia since 2020 and previously served as Foreign Minister under Evo Morales.
1987 – Present
Striker and Bolivia's all-time leading goalscorer with over 30 international goals, known for his prolific scoring in South American football.
1960 – Present
Industrial engineer who served as President of Bolivia from 2001 to 2002 after succeeding Hugo Banzer following his resignation due to illness.
1854 – 1928
Pioneer feminist writer and educator known as the precursor of women's liberation in Bolivia, famous for her poem 'Nacer Hombre' criticizing gender inequality.
1926 – 2002
Military officer who ruled Bolivia as dictator from 1971-1978 and later served as democratically elected president from 1997-2001.
1930 – Present
President of Bolivia
1930 – 2014
Argentine poet (1930-2014)
1912 – 1996
Bolivian diplomat and writer who served as interim President of Bolivia for three months in 1979 and was a founding member of the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNR).
1893 – 1969
Bolivian general who served as President of Bolivia from 1940 to 1943 during World War II.
1939 – Present
Political scientist who served as President of Bolivia from 1989 to 1993, leading a coalition government and promoting democratic consolidation.
1920 – 1976
61th Bolivian president (1920-1976)
1607 – 1677
Peruvian astronomer
1907 – 2001
Four-time President of Bolivia who led the 1952 National Revolution, implementing major social reforms including universal suffrage and land redistribution.
1929 – 2018
Military general who led a brutal coup in 1980 and ruled Bolivia as dictator for one year, later convicted of genocide and human rights violations.
1971 – Present
Former midfielder who earned 56 caps for Bolivia's national team and later became a football coach, known for his technical skills and leadership on the field.
1974 – Present
Forward who played for clubs in South America and MLS, earning multiple caps for Bolivia's national team during the 1990s and 2000s.
