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…
evo: the archetype of the bad guy – el arquetipo del mal tipo
Marcelo Miranda writes in El Diario: Evo Morales, the archetype of the bad guy Evo Morales was never what a good person is meant to be, since his beginnings as a member of the cocalero movement in the Chapare he already brought out his intransigence and his clumsy and abusive way of doing politics, that…
Bolivia needs help! – ¡Necesitamos ayuda!
We are facing two of our greatest maladies of all times: Covid-19 and evo with his masista hordes! Despite having kick-out the fraudulent autocrat, we failed to clean up all our institutions and those despicable “public servants” prefer to sabotage everything we try to do in order to rebuild our Republic and also mitigate the…
Bolivia Digs Mass Graves as Cemeteries Fill With Coronavirus Victims
Reuters reports for The New York Times: LA PAZ — Local authorities are digging mass graves at cemeteries across Bolivia to receive a new wave of victims from COVID-19, unnerving Bolivians as the outbreak rips across the Andean nation. Bolivia has registered 35,500 cases of the virus and 1,200 deaths. Though the tally is low…
Alliance for employment and production – Alianza por el empleo y la producción
Jimmy Ortiz writes in El Deber: Alliance for employment and production The economic and social consequences that the Coronavirus crisis has left us, will have to be faced among all. The fall in GDP in Bolivia, by 5.9%, will be the worst in national history. The world expects a 5.2% drop, which will mean “the…
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