By ANF, Eju.tv: Former BCB President Proposes “Unifying the Exchange Rate,” Turning to the IMF, and Five Other Measures to Address the Crisis The former president of the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB), Juan Antonio Morales, proposed seven measures to stabilize the country’s critical economic situation, including unifying the exchange rate, eliminating the parallel market,…
Allison Silva: the only Latina recognized in the U.S. for her leadership | la única latina reconocida en EEUU por su liderazgo
By Opinion: Bolivian Silva, the only Latina recognized in the U.S. for her leadership She is the Director of the Emprender Futuro Foundation, which has trained over 15,000 entrepreneurs. The award was given to her as part of the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program. The compatriot Allison Silva was not only the only Bolivian but…
“Charcoal pirates” cut down and burn valuable wood species from the Chiquitano forest in Santa Cruz | “Piratas del carbón” talan y queman valiosas especies madereras del bosque chiquitano en Santa Cruz
By Paulo Lizarraga, Vision 360: There are more than 500 ovens built in rural settlements This activity, according to the Municipality of San Rafael de Velasco and indigenous chiefs, is carried out at the expense of the destruction of the Chiquitano dry forest. View of one of the artisanal ovens where fine woods are burned…
Handmade Sweets, a Centuries-Old Tradition Enduring on All Saints’ Day | Dulces artesanales, una tradición centenaria que perdura en Todos Santos
By Geraldine Corrales, Los Tiempos: The Garnica family crafts handmade sweets for All Saints’ Day with care and creativity | Carlos López Tradition and color define the process in Quillacollo | José Rocha Candy shops put extra effort into offering varieties | José Rocha Production in the Peredo family workshop | José Rocha The preparation…
Impunity, the Mark of Morales | Impunidad, el sello de Morales
By Carlos Toranzo Roca, Brújula Digital: Evo Morales is blocking Bolivia’s roads to obtain impunity in the trials for statutory rape and trafficking that were opened this year against the pedophile from Chapare. It is false that he defends the interests of the country or Bolivian democracy; simply put, Morales seeks impunity. He was accustomed…
Where did the crisis we are living today begin? | ¿Dónde empezó la crisis que vivimos hoy?
By Antonio Saravia, Brujula Digital: The country is facing a crisis of great proportions. We are falling apart. There is no fuel, people have nothing to eat, hospitals lack medicine, dynamite explodes on the roads, businesses are closing, young people are leaving… our bad hour has arrived. We had been warning about it for a…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 