Excerpts from Alejandra Pau’s report on Pagina Siete follows: Kathrin Barboza, defender of bats that impacts science Thanks to her research, the Cochabamba biologist is one of the 10 most outstanding scientists in Latin America. Her expectant look inside a cave, somewhere lost in the Bolivian Amazon or anywhere on the planet, focuses on the…
Category: Environment
Can Bolivia oppose to biotechnology?
Gary Rodriguez writes in El Deber: Biotechnology: can we oppose to it? According to the FAO more than 800 million people go to bed hungry every day. If this happens with seven billion inhabitants, how would we feed more than nine billion mouths by 2050? Something difficult to achieve with the climate change, the scarcity…
Governmental lies regarding coca crop expansion…
Humberto Vacaflor’s analysis regarding how current ochlocracy is destroying our beautiful Bolivia, Humberto writes in El Deber: Coca simulations The Government says that coca’s 2010 report was wrong. The EU says that it has waited “too long” for that report. And Juan del Granado says that, according to the document, it only takes 6,000 hectares…
Bolivia is the next Afghanistan, so does The Wall Street Journal states, to our misfortune!
For many months I mentioned Bolivia turning into the Afghanistan, Somalia of South America… well, The Wall Street Journal has also considered this unfortunate reality, by the hands of current ochlocratic government. Bolivia’s Descent Into Rogue State Status The country is a hub for organized crime and a safe haven for terrorists. In the years…
Coca, cocaine influence in current Bolivia is unquestionable!!
Carlos Valverde describes how the coca leaf – narcotraffick is affecting Bolivian public life…, Carlos writes in El Deber: It is no wonder In September 2002, coca growers from the center of the country carried out a violent blockade of roads against the forced eradication of coca and the demilitarization of Chapare, among other demands….
Coca crop is slowly taking over our agricultural production…
Current ochlocracy is just unable to stop this detrimental trend… This is from El Diario, October 23, 2013: 1st woman: “mate… there is no more fruit, tomato, veggies production, everything is imported and expensive..! what are we going to eat..?” 2nd woman: “.. coca, duh! lets make coca flour, coca tea, beverages.! everything!..” So… need…
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