Maria Lorente, AFP reports via Yahoo News: Coroico (Bolivia) (AFP) – For the coca farmers of western Bolivia’s Las Yungas region, the loss of president Evo Morales — himself a one-time coca grower, and a champion of indigenous rights — is less worrying than the drop in price of their “holy leaf” crop. And the…
Month: December 2019
There was no coup in Bolivia – No hubo golpe de Estado en Bolivia
El Diario reports, at the bottom theres is picture from the internet that shows the Bolivian delegation with OAS’ head Almagro, holding the little rope, the symbol of the citizens’ unity and victory: Delegation clarified before the OAS “Where were you all these years when we needed you?,” the representative of the organization Ríos de…
The tale of the coup and the deceived buyers – El cuento del golpe de Estado y los compradores engañados
Rodolfo Eróstegui writes in Pagina Siete: The tale of the coup and the deceived buyers The story of the famous coup in Bolivia is a subject for external consumption and for those who defend Latin American populist policies for more than 20 years. However, this fiction can bring some consequences precisely in the international field….
OAS received true verified information regarding there was NO coup d’etat in Bolivia
OAS Permanent Council to Receive Jorge Quiroga former President of Bolivia and Delegate to the International Community The special meeting agenda will have presentations of: • His Excellency the former President of Bolivia and Delegate to the International Community, Mr. Jorge Quiroga Ramirez • Mr. Gualberto Cusi, former Justice of the Plurinational Constitutional Court •…
With Morales gone, his image slowly fades in Bolivia
Paola Flores, AP reports for The Washington Post, bottom picture from the internet, displaying how he felt and how he ended … the tyrant is gone, long live Democracy!: LA PAZ, Bolivia — The images of Evo Morales have come to be a part of the Bolivian landscape, even if the former leader himself now…
Bolivia Files Charges for Crimes Against Humanity Against Evo Morales at The Hague
Frances Martel reports for Breitbart: The International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague received a petition Tuesday to open a case against socialist former president of Bolivia Evo Morales and several of his senior cabinet members for “crimes against humanity” committed in the aftermath of his resignation in November. The government of Bolivia filed the charges citing…
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