Renzo Abruzzese writes for El Deber: Democratically medieval The approval of the political Constitution of the State in effect was undoubtedly the most rugged process of national history. Written by procedures that seemed more product of a medieval drama, ended in a passing Act which did not part even of the consciousness of its constituents,…
Too many violence and lies coming out of a “democratic” Bolivian central government…
Susana Seleme writes in El Deber: Of violence and lies When State violence “is introduced in the social life, you are shouting ‘ I am violence… let me pass, if not, you shall be crushed…’.” When he can not pose his mighty arm, neither daily nor on each shoulder, calls in his help falsehood… then,…
Bolivian Mestizo 101
I am a proud Bolivian mestizo, was born under a Republic structure, got my education in the western world and I am Catholic. Like me, most Bolivians love our country as is, the following article was superbly written by what Carlos Mesa does best, to write about Bolivian history. It would be nice to read…
Erika Cuellar: Bolivian pride! one of National Geographic’s explorers!!
I have mentioned Erika Cuellar back in June 2012, for that post, please click here. We have to be proud of her, she is National Geographic’s recognized and renowned explorer! Follows NatGeo’s page about her and below the links of Bolivian newspapers regarding her accomplishments! Erika Cuellar Conservation Biologist Emerging Explorer Erika Cuéllar works to…
Bolivian ingenuity! Need better laws and funding channels to promote people like Yuri Valeriano!
Alejandra Pau reports for Pagina Siete: The Paceño [La Paz person] who invented the sliding doors for minibuses INVENTIVE. Yuri Valeriano developed a device that opens and closes doors with the push of a button. “How people recognize my effort gives me a great satisfaction,” he says. Entre Rios avenue of Alto Tejar in La…
How useful for Bolivia is to have warlordism in the hands of an occasional president?! if any!!
Egocentrism? Cockiness? Dictatorial? Incapacity? are a few words that describe most of the actions of current president in power, as well as those of his minions… Eric Cardenas writes for El Diario: Presidential warlordism The warlordism in the light of political science is the political trend granting exceptional powers to chiefs or political leaders, those…
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