Human Rights Watch 2019 report: People from different departments of Bolivia march towards La Paz against the nomination of Bolivian President Evo Morales as candidate for reelection for the October 2019 national elections, in Villa Remedios, Bolivia, on December 5, 2018. The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) authorized the nomination of Evo Morales for a fourth…
Category: Social Unrest
International Court will issue ruling on Tipnis complaint
El Diario reports: It will be on May 15 The process in the middle of the construction of the road that runs through the heart of the Isiboro Sécure reserve began in 2017 when the indigenous people denounced the violation of their rights in Germany. In 2018, a commission visited the region and verified the…
Bolivian democracy and presidential election under peril. Fraud well underway, led by evo and acolytes!
Bolivian presidential elections 2019 is under serious peril: evo lost the Referendum of 2/21/2016, and he relentlessly ignores that and pushes for a 4th illegal and illegitimate term For the last 13 + years, evo has absolute control of ALL State powers. Police and Judicial systems are set to cause disarray on Bolivian democracy evo…
Bolivian narcotraffick 101 – Settling of scores without lead
Alejandro Mallea writes in El Diario: The truth even if it hurts Since the 50s of the twentieth century the terms terrorism, organized crime, settling of scores, drug trafficking, communism, socialism, Marxism, government and state were exposed in books documented by doctors Joseph Douglas and Ray Cline, former directors of the CIA. They affirm that…
Traffic of the red forehead macaw propitiates workshop and the proposal of harder penalties
Berthy Vaca reports for El Deber: The meeting to talk about the traffic of species, taking as a flag the jaguar, will be on July 24 and 25 in Santa Cruz. For conservationists, the villagers of the communities must become protectors of the threatened fauna In the Santa Cruz Kempff Mercado zoo, they live no…
High-Ranking Bolivia Police Gave Protection to Wanted Drug Trafficker
Parker Asmann reports for InSight Crime: A number of high-ranking police officials in Bolivia have been arrested for their suspected links to a drug trafficker wanted for years by police in Brazil, but the full extent of their collusion has yet to be revealed. Authorities in Bolivia arrested Gonzalo Medina, the former head of the…
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