Bolivia expels US agency for undermining government  President
Evo Morales makes announcement to crowd outside presidential
palace during International Workers' Day rally Bolivia's
President Evo Morales speaks during May Day celebrations at
Murillo square in La Paz Bolivia's president, Evo Morales,
speaks during May Day celebrations at Murillo Square in La Paz.
Photograph: David Mercado/REUTERS  The Bolivian president, Evo
Morales, has said he is expelling the US Agency for
International Development (USAid) from Bolivia for allegedly
seeking to undermine his government.  Morales did not specify
what USAid had done that merited expulsion on Wednesday. In the
recent past, he has accused it of funding groups that have
opposed his policies, specifically a lowlands indigenous
federation that protested against a highway through a rainforest
preserve.  In 2008, Morales expelled the US ambassador and
agents of the US Drug Enforcement Administration for allegedly
inciting the opposition.  He made the announcement outs