Unfortunately I don't know anything about Bolivian copyright law. Under U.S. rules, you might have a good chance to argue that it's not a derivative or satirical work, it's a straight-up copy and therefore not a protected use -- you might have the right to compensation.

But in the international playing field, this is not so clear. Prosecuting such a case would be expensive.

The other post in this discussion suggests asking for a note of credit on the copied page. Under the circumstances, that's not a bad idea.