Pagina Siete reflects political persecution under the government of evo … IN THE LOOK Zvonko in his house Zvonko Matkovic, one of the defendants in the terrorism case, finally left the Palmasola prison and was able to avail himself of the house arrest ordered by a court in La Paz. Although Matkovic was released from…
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Bolivians in The Hague, united by the sea and separated by the referendum when we said NO to evo’s continuation!
I am really happy and proud to have seen Bolivians protest against the delusional desire of evo to remain in power! Our claim to the world about the invasion of Chile to our territory is not been questioned anywhere at all. What infuriates me is thar evo and his acolytes, inside the Tribunal, too pictures…
Chile could solve Bolivia’s enclosure with only 0.2% of its coast
Los Tiempos digital reports: Lawyer Akhavan: Chile could solve the enclosure with only 0.2% of its coast The Iranian jurist Payam Akhavan, who is part of the Bolivian team for the maritime claim filed in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) of The Hague, today presented the general aspects of the litigation and affirmed that…
Bolivia battles Chile at UN’s top court for sea access
AFP reports via Expatica: Bolivia battles Chile at UN’s top court for sea access Landlocked Bolivia took its neighbour Chile to court on Monday, seeking to resolve a century-old dispute over precious access to the Pacific Ocean which has bedevilled bilateral ties. La Paz is urging Santiago to return to talks, contending it has “an…
Conservationists rush to save Bolivian turtles threatened by egg trafficking
Regardless of who is at the Bolivian government, my respect and admiration for the Bolivian Park Rangers, for the local and international NGOs that over decades, have helped our biodiversity, thank you! The above opinion is from Bolivian Thoughts. Mongabay reports: Conservationists rush to save Bolivian turtles threatened by egg trafficking BY EDUARDO FRANCO BERTON ON 15…
Bolivian indigenous people confirm rejection of dams!
By the end of the 20th century, in separate studies, both the World Bank and USAID came to the conclusion that dams were not viable over the long run, that their consequences would be more damaging to the overall environment. Now, we see that many countries around the world are looking at ways to mitigate…
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