Editorial, El Deber: The fight against drug trafficking Four mega-factories of cocaine were found in a week by the Special Force to Combat Drug Trafficking (Felcn). Two of them in the heart of the Noel Kempff Mercado Park and two in the Isiboro Sécure National Park Indigenous Territory (Tipnis). Two protected areas that have been…
Áñez, the symbol of the authoritarianism of the MAS – Áñez, el símbolo del autoritarismo del MAS
Editorial, Los Tiempos: Former President Jeanine Áñez, imprisoned for two months, is becoming the symbol of the authoritarianism with which the MAS seeks to manage the State, of the party’s own contradictory internal dynamics and, also, of the inefficiency of a government that, six months after its inauguration, it is unable to steer the ship…
After morenada scandal, Potosí will nominate Ch’utillos – Tras escándalo por morenada, Potosí postulará a Ch’utillos
El Potosi, Página Siete: The Potosí authorities decided to protect their heritage by submitting Ch’utillos to Unesco in the category of Intangible Heritage of Humanity. The controversy over the origin of the morenada had a positive effect: without political distinctions, the authorities of Potosí decided to postulate the Ch’utillos festival, including its dances, to the…
Involution, hand in hand with the masismo – Involución, de la mano del masismo
Editorial, El Diario: Community Justice and Dreadful Acts In the past week, the Bolivian population suffered a painful spiritual shock to learn that in an indigenous community a man was arrested, stripped, tortured and finally killed in a way that is nothing short of horrifying, since, previously, he was burned alive and executed by a…
Six months of government? – Seis meses de ¿gobierno?
Editorial, Los Tiempos: Today is half a year [5/8/2021] since the Government of the Movement to Socialism (MAS), elected in October 2020, assumed the reins of the State, and as we verified three months ago in this same space, when They were fulfilling the first 100 days of the presidency of Luis Arce, their actions…
The Bolivian Coast – El Litoral boliviano
El Diario: The Bolivian Coast as seen by the French Auguste de Nollent From the birth to the republican life in 1825, until 1879 Bolivia maintained a peaceful possession of its Littoral territory and in use of its sovereign rights, the authorities allowed the presence of foreign consuls. In this context, in May 1831 the…
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