Carlos Toranzo, Pagina Siete: Sick for having power Is Luis Arce ruling? It is evident that no, he is only a vice minister of Evo Morales; he is only in charge of having power for a time to let any maneuver be made for the former chief to return to the Presidency. This is a…
Woman killed as plane crashes into house in Bolivia
La Prensa Latina: Sacaba, Bolivia, Mar 24 (efe-epa).- A woman was killed and her brother injured Wednesday when a Bolivian air force jet crashed into their home in Sacaba, a city of some 150,000 people in the central province of Cochabamba. There were no other casualties, authorities said. Witnesses said they saw two people eject…
Chile owes Bolivia 122 kilometers of coastline – Chile le debe a Bolivia 122 kilómetros de costa
El Diario: 142 years of the Chilean invasion The lawyer Víctor Hugo Chávez Serrano reported that, according to new geographic studies carried out on the usurped territories, the territory that was never ceded by the Bolivian State is larger than previously believed. Commemorating 142 years of the beginning of the War of the Pacific that…
Bolivia’s Ex-interim President Jeanine Anez Alleges ‘abusive’ Action In Prison
Bhavya Sukheja, Republic World: Bolivia’s former interim president Jeanine Anez on March 23 said that her rights were being violated in prison where she is being held in pre-trial detention. In an emotional letter, Bolivia’s former interim president Jeanine Anez on March 23 said that her rights were being violated in prison where she is…
An egomaniacal evo – Un evo egomaníaco
Renzo Abruzzese, Pagina Siete: Evo and the coup It usually happens -said Zavaleta- that the most reactionary calls produce a completely democratic effect. This is exactly what has happened with the theory of the coup that the Arce-Morales regime intends to install in Bolivian social subjectivity. The more intensive and extensive the attempt to spread…
Democracy or authoritarianism? – ¿Democracia o autoritarismo?
Editorial, El Deber: Democracy or authoritarianism, that’s at stake The political tensions that Bolivians talk about and worry about these days are still far from over and they have at least two alternatives through which to pass: the first is the blind continuity of the persecution and the hegemonic desire of the Movement to Socialism,…
