Two Bolivian nationals have filed suit against their native country, seeking $250 million for family land holdings seized by the government more than a half century ago.
Genoveva and Marcel Loza, heirs to the Loza family’s landholdings in Bolivia, claim in a lawsuit filed Friday in Miami federal court that the holdings included land where the Bolivian capitol and international airport now stand in La Paz.
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