Let’s say you woke up with a terrible cough, a fever, and severe body aches. Immediately, you rush to the doctor and unfortunately, you’re diagnosed with COVID-19. For the last two weeks, you’ve been unaware that you were infected and you’ve ignored “the rules.” You’ve gotten together with some close friends for pizza, had a…
Category: Health
The worst time has not yet come – Aún no ha llegado el peor momento
Editorial from El Deber: The worst time has not yet come Covid-19 infections in Bolivia broke a record on Monday, June 22. The official report of the Ministry of Health reported 1,105 across the country and 47 deaths in a single day. In Santa Cruz there are no less than half a thousand in each…
WFP Bolivia Country Brief, April 2020
Relief web reports: In Numbers USD 11.7 m total requirements USD 2.4 m six months net funding requirements Operational Updates • In the context of the global pandemic of the COVID-19 virus, on 23 March the Bolivian Government decided to decree a total national lockdown and complete closure of borders. During April, all Bolivia CO…
Una vergüenza llamada Salvador Romero
Para que no queden dudas, esto fue lo que dijo: Y esto es lo que pasará: Mientras el innombrable … sigue imperturbable en su intención de volver a tomar el poder … Hasta obtienen fondos públicos, desde Entel financiando su radio/terrorista causachum-coca … tambien reciben fondos, ¡¿después de haber cometido fraude?! Y de seguir con…
The permanent Bolivian crisis – La permanente crisis boliviana
Editorial from El Dia: The permanent Bolivian crisis Does anyone remember when Bolivia was free of ultimatums? When was it that we were without threats? When could we get away from the precipice, without being about to take the step towards the abyss? When could we dream of leaving the old stigma of an infeasible…
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…
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