Renzo Abruzzese writes for El Deber:

Democratically medieval

The approval of the political Constitution of the State in effect was undoubtedly the most rugged process of national history. Written by procedures that seemed more product of a medieval drama, ended in a passing Act which did not part even of the consciousness of its constituents, not to mention its inspection in the dark confines of an Office of the Vice President by a handful of masistas [MAS political party affiliates]. Public opinion did not hesitate a minute to label as a ‘fake’. As it was like, was finally approved. Any political move throughout the entire colony and the Republic is insignificant against this ruling.

In an effusive speech, President Evo Morales confirmed that he could not be a candidate for a third term. In the following days, in an infinite number of declarations, the Government ratified that Morales was in his second term, and therefore could not be re-elected again. Today proved that this was not true. It will be a candidate and will govern.

If you look at the sequence of the gross deception and tricks that Government employs to do whatever they want, you end up thinking if this is a medieval nightmare. It is the rule of the transgression and the validity of royalist and absolutist style despotism. However, what does not accept outdated tricks is the condemnation of the people and in this history is relentless. Already we get tired, and it seems that sooner rather than later the architects of ‘change’ will be held accountable to us and then we will see who is more skilled at interpreting the provision of rulings

Sociologist

http://www.eldeber.com.bo/vernotacolumnistas.php?id=130513222904

Great analysis and recall of what is happening in our beloved country!