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CLS Parachutes into Bolivia’s Political Mess
Kevin McCauley reports for O’Dwyer’s, photo from the internet: CLS Strategies has picked up a 90-day assignment to provide strategic counsel to the government of Bolivia, which has been rocked by political upheaval. Former president Evo Morales, who ruled the country for 14 years, has been granted refugee status in Argentina. He fled to Mexico…
The Minister of Economy estimates a growth of 2.6% by 2020 – El ministro de Economía estima un crecimiento de 2,6% para 2020
Mauricio Vasquez reports for El Deber: The Minister of Economy estimates a growth of 2.6% by 2020 The authority, which was on Saturday at EL DEBER Radio, said the transition government will guarantee the exchange rate and the payment of bonds. In addition, he said that the inflation of this year will not be high…
Ni amnistía, ni perdón‼️
Juan Carlos Arana en PosData Un vídeo que nos dice como hacerlo‼️
The economic heritage of MAS – La herencia económica del MAS
Alberto Bonadona writes in Pagina Siete: The economic heritage of MAS I cannot find a single project that, in the long 13 years and nine months of the MAS government, can qualify it as successful. Not even the Orinoca museum and, of course, not the road built to reach that population. The museum was already…
‘There’ll be war’ if Bolivia cuts coca growing, farmers warn [Should we say: narcotraffick will fund and want that war?!]
Maria Lorente, AFP reports via Yahoo News: Coroico (Bolivia) (AFP) – For the coca farmers of western Bolivia’s Las Yungas region, the loss of president Evo Morales — himself a one-time coca grower, and a champion of indigenous rights — is less worrying than the drop in price of their “holy leaf” crop. And the…
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