Humbeto Vacaflor writes in El Diario: Great scrap metal auction MAS has left very good lessons for the country. A long list of things that should not be done for the world, never again. It has left an impressive amount of useless industrial equipment, bought only by the interest of the kickback, or by other…
Bolivia Interim President Self-Quarantines After Testing Positive for Coronavirus
VOA News: Interim Bolivian President Jeanine Áñez says she is self -quarantining and feels fine after testing positive for the cororonavirus. Áñez said Thursday she was tested for the virus last week after members of her staff became infected. She said she will remain in quarantine for 14 days before taking a new test to…
Faced with the growing pandemic curve – Ante la creciente curva pandémica
Editorial from El Diario: Faced with the growing pandemic curve In circumstances close to a true explosive contagion of the Covid-19, the sanitary provisions for control and containment seem scarce. Today we reap the neglect and contempt of public health for decades and, with negative emphasis, when the country enjoyed unprecedented economic income, between 2008…
The skatepark built of salt
Surfer Today reports: Finnish skateboarder Jaakko Ojanen created a skatepark out of bricks of pure salt in the high Andes mountain range. The project had never been attempted before in the history of skateboarding, but the internationally renowned rider wanted to make it a reality. The “White Desert” project allowed Ojanen, Angelo Caro, Luciano Cristobal,…
Bolivia gets new economy minister in pre-poll shake up
Agence-France Presse reports via Yahoo News: Bolivia’s interim President Jeanine Anez on Tuesday named former senator Oscar Ortiz as the Latin American country’s new economy minister, just two months before elections. Ortiz replaced Jose Luis Parada, who has been economy minister since Anez was sworn in last November after ex-president Evo Morales resigned. The government…
Who finances the MAS coup – Quién financia el golpe del MAS
Editorial from El Diario: Who finances the MAS coup It is incredible, but true. The coup launched by the party defenestrated from power by the people is financed with money from the State and the government. Funds that are considerable enter them systematically month after month and they spend on a conspiracy that comes from…
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