Juan Carlos Fortún, El Deber: Commission of notables will work on a critical path towards self-determination The commission of notables will be formed next week, according to the announcement by the governor of Santa Cruz, Luis Fernando Camacho. Analysts indicated that one of its goals is the deepening of departmental autonomy The constitutional commission, made…
Bolivia’s six top restaurants in Latin America
Erick Ortega, Página Siete: Bolivian hands and ingredients, the key to the country’s six top restaurants in Latin America Ancestral, Ali Pacha, Phayawi, Popular and Sach’a Huaska are among the best places in the region. Gustu is consolidated as the national benchmark. Bolivian cuisine is at its sweet spot and exquisite Latin American diners know…
Bolivia fighting for a census and in the Chapare? | Bolivia peleando por un censo y ¿en el Chapare?
Los Tiempos: They find a plane loaded with 270 packages of cocaine in Villa Tunari The Prosecutor’s Office is investigating the discovery of a small plane in the vicinity of the Senda Nueva union in the municipality of Villa Tunari, inside which there were 270 packages of cocaine arranged in nine jute bags, which were…
Census law bogged down by seats in congress | Ley del Censo empantanada por escaños en el Congreso
Diego Seas, El Deber: According to the Interinstitutional Committee, the point that now bogs down the Census Law is the redistribution of seats The spokesman Manfredo Bravo affirmed that the project should be approved in the Senate until this weekend, in order to send it quickly to the Executive The spokesman for the Inter-institutional Committee…
Strike continues until census law is passed! – ¡La huelga continúa hasta que se apruebe la ley del censo!
Tanya Imaña, El Deber: Interinstitutional Committee: the strike continues, but gives in that the census is no longer technically possible in 2023 The rector Vicente Cuéllar pointed out that the times are not enough for this to happen. Camacho asked that the law be approved on Thursday that guarantees that it will be carried out…
Santa Cruz will maintain the strike until Congress approves a law that sets the date of the census | Santa Cruz mantendrá el paro hasta que el Congreso apruebe una ley que fije la fecha del censo
By Kim Diaz, NewsTrace: The population that maintains the Unemployment in Santa Cruzthe largest Bolivian region, began to build Christmas trees at the points of street blockade as a symbol that the protest will continue until Parliament passes a law fixing the census date and ensure timely delivery of your final results. Day 32 of the strike, which took place this Tuesday,…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 