Juan Jose Toro writes in El Deber: It was fraud, dammit! The Death Eaters, those who long, announce and prepare for the return of the Dark Lord, have returned to the fray with the matter concluded, rushed and sacramented by electoral fraud. “There was no fraud,” they point out, and their main argument is “a…
Month: June 2020
Informality and overcrowding – Informalidad y hacinamiento
Carlos Toranzo writes in Pagina Siete: Informality and overcrowding It was necessary to have a lot of ignorance to say that Bolivia in these years was going to be the same as Switzerland in terms of development and well-being, but demagoguery did not prevent it, what is more, all its obsequents applauded that exaggeration and…
Morales stoking violence, claims Bolivia president
(MENAFN – Gulf Times) Bolivia’s interim President Jeanine Anez has accused former leader Evo Morales and his supporters of fomenting violence to try to force a return to power.Socialist Morales, who currently lives in exile in Argentina, fired back, accusing the government of training its military to suppress social movements.Conservative Anez assumed the presidency in…
Fear and dying in pandemic-enveloped Bolivia
Milan Sime Martoinic writes in The Week: Bolivia is bewildered about the concept of being held hostage by an invisible enemy Parallel universes of fear and death play out life on tracks where others live out quarantine in comfort and safety. In between, others are trapped between a virtual devastation and an uncertain hope. Nowhere…
Between power and death – Entre el poder y la muerte
Renzo Abruzzese writes in Pagina Siete: Between power and death An unprecedented dilemma has put the political system in trouble, two irreducible principles are faced: the principle of opportunity and that of public health. In the first, the political conditions that would eventually lead to an electoral victory are prioritized, it is a question of…
Heading to Bolivia? Here are 5 Top Institutions To Consider
Ryan Miller reports for Ceoworld Magazine: To experience the finest of the South American culture without jeopardizing with education, Bolivia is a very good choice. With its history going back to the formidable Inca civilization and beyond, Bolivia has grown into a prominent country in the world. Known for its distinctive culture, history, music, and…
