Francesco Zaratti escribe en Pagina Siete: “… Primer informe nacional de situación entregado por el presidente de YPFB y descargable del sitio: http://www.ypfb.gob.bo/images/ypfb/otros/YPFB_2020_transicion.pdf El informe revela que en los últimos años nos ha gobernado una sarta de autoridades mentirosas, manipuladoras de cifras, incompetentes y, en algunos casos, corruptas, sin ninguna visión holística del sector energético….
Trial over death of Irish man Michael Dwyer collapses in Bolivia
Tom Hennigan reports for The Irish Times: Tipperary man was shot dead during police raid on hotel in Santa Cruz 11 years ago The criminal trial that followed the police raid in Bolivia which left Irish man Michael Dwyer dead has collapsed after prosecutors dropped all charges against the 39 accused. Mr Dwyer (24) was killed alongside two others…
Disappointing failure of politicians – Decepcionante fracaso de los políticos
Demetrio Reynolds writes in El Dia: Disappointing failure of politicians There was a slight hope. But the failure was predictable. With few novelties, they are the same actors of another time. Of course, it is not reasonable to expect that in a couple of months they will change their mentality and attitude. It is true…
Herencia masista – The inheritance of the MAS
Debemos limpiar nuestro Sistema Judicial, restaurar la confianza de nuestra sociedad, y del mundo entero en nuestra patria querida. We must clean our Judicial System, restore the confidence of our society, and of the entire world in our beloved homeland.
Politicians guilty of dispersing the vote – Políticos culpables de dispersar el voto
An Editorial from El Diario: Politicians guilty of dispersing the vote The experiences left by the elections of October 20, especially due to the fraud committed by the MAS government party and its forced candidate, have not served our politicians who, due to their ambitions, regardless of the country’s future, have resulted in a dispersion…
Why rare beetles are being smuggled to Japan at an alarming rate
Eduardo Franco Berton reports for the National Geographic: Big-horned rhinoceros beetles, taken from from Bolivia, are ending up in Japan’s illegal pet trade—and in beetle wrestling matches. COROICO, BOLIVIA“We need dark nights—they don’t come when the moon is out,” Reynaldo Zambrana explains. “First comes the female, and then the male. One must run to grab…
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