Editorial, El Dia: Between Miracle and Hell It’s pointless for the government to become more “dialogue-oriented,” with ministers and even Luis Arce himself running from one place to another, trying to “put out fires,” if they have nothing to offer, no answers to the demands, and no willingness to make crucial and urgent decisions. The…
Superb analysis | Jaime Dunn | Excelente Análisis
Jaime Dunn: Financial Analyst. Former New York Stock Exchange Trader. Stock Market Expert. #Bolivia #Liberal #Freedom #TheFutureIsLiberal Jaime Dunn: Analista Financiero. Ex-Operador de la Bolsa de Nueva York. Experto en Mercados de Valores. #Bolivia #Liberal #Libertad #ElFuturoEsLiberal
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By Denisse Rojas, Opinion: Pilgrimage to Calvary: The Path that Unites Thousands The approximately 15-kilometer journey from the Cathedral of Cochabamba to the Cota hill marks the end of the grand national festival. Another of the main activities during this festivity is the pilgrimage to Calvary. Also known as the walk, it is performed as…
Deepening of the prevailing economic crisis | Profundización de la crisis económica imperante
Editorial, El Deber: Bad Signs This Wednesday begins with bad signs for the country and for the department of Santa Cruz. On one hand, there is the fracture of what was once the unity of the department in demanding the completion of the Population and Housing Census and having the results ready before the 2025…
The MAS Government is the Problem | El gobierno masista es el problema
By Ovidio Roca, El Dia: And now, who can help us? I, the Chapulín Colorado!, Evo and Lucho version. If we believe that the centralist government will give us the solution, let’s remember Ronald Reagan: “The government is not the solution to our problem; the government is the problem.” In reality, the MAS government is…
Industrialists reveal that they buy dollars at the parallel market rate to maintain production in Bolivia | Industriales revelan que compran dólares a costo del mercado paralelo para mantener la producción en Bolivia
By Juan Carlos Véliz, Eju.tv: “Normally we had 30 or 60 days to pay (the suppliers abroad), but due to the delays that have been occurring since last year, they now pay and can collect the merchandise,” said the president of the CNI. Bolivian industrialists face a complex situation for importing goods due to the dollar…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 