Bolivia’s leftist government said Tuesday it would extend control over mining, forestry and other sectors of the economy after President Evo Morales nationalized the country’s huge natural gas industry. Foreign governments warned relations could be damaged. Soldiers were posted at 56 gas installations around the country a day after Morales issued a decree that analysts say could drive petroleum companies from South America’s poorest nation and isolate Bolivia from important allies like Brazil and Spain. Full Story
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