By Hernan Terrazas, Brujula Digital: If Evo Morales’ objective is achieved, he would be the first person charged with statutory rape to negotiate his case through international mediation. Incredibly, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights itself is advocating for a dialogued resolution to a conflict that has held part of the country in suspense for…
Category: Social Unrest
Masismo is bankrupt and to “govern” they not only ask for more taxes but to eliminate our privacy | Masismo en quiebra y para “gobernar” no solo piden mas impuestos sino anular nuestra privacia
By Unitel, Eju.tv: The Tax Office launches a banking system to report payments of Bs 50,000 or more The head of the National Tax Service (SIN), Mario Cazón, emphasized that the obligation to process transactions of goods and services worth Bs 50,000 or more through banks has been in place for some time. [Photo: SIN]…
“Masista” struggle plunges Bolivia into poverty | Pugna “masista” hunde a Bolivia en la pobreza
By El Diario: In three weeks of road blockades Following an evaluation of the 21 days of roadblocks in the Tropic of Cochabamba, various sectors of society express concern over the losses incurred by the Bolivian state, the population, and those stranded on the roads, left to fend for themselves. The “masista” struggle for power…
Blockade enters its fourth week with $2.109 billion in losses and no dialogue | Bloqueo entra en su cuarta semana con pérdidas por 2.109 millones de dólares y sin diálogo
By Vision 360: Conflict The People’s General Staff, aligned with Evo Morales, refused to pause. The Government states they will not negotiate as long as the blockade continues, aiming to generate impunity. Police intervened Friday morning at the Parotani blockade. Photo: APG With no consolidated dialogue and losses totaling $2.109 billion, Bolivia enters a fourth…
The Day After evo’s blockades | El día después de los bloqueos de evo
Editorial, El Dia: The Day After In Bolivia, we are used to seeing everything happen without any real change; everything continues as it was. We reach the edge of the abyss, and then everything seemingly returns to normal. However, this time, things may be different, as the national reality is not the result of a…
“Evista” Mobilization Allegedly Funded by Drug Trafficking | Señalan que movilización “evista” es financiada por el narcotráfico
By El Diario: “Radical” Leadership Targeted Amid the insistence of “evista” leadership on maintaining blockades in various parts of the Tropics region, Andrés Flores, a legislator aligned with the “arcista” faction of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS), claimed that allies of Evo Morales are financing their mobilizations with funds from drug trafficking. Speaking to the…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 