Andres Oppenheimer writes for The Miami Herald. Para la versión en español use este link. Picture at the bottom is from the internet; The United States, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and the 28-member European Union are absolutely right to question Bolivia’s authoritarian President Evo Morales’ dubious Oct. 20 election victory. But they should do much more…
Ofrecen violencia contra la ciudad de Santa Cruz – Physical threats against Santa Cruz city
A serious threat from peasant groups related to the MAS This document indicates that the capture of the city [10/28/2019] will be through the four cardinal points and ask international organizations and countries to refrain from intervening. The only responsible party for this barbaric act is evo morales. For his part Mesa says: “We are…
Bolivian bonanza is gone … Fitch Ratings forecast are not encouraging
Ernesto Estremadoiro reports for El Deber: Fitch Ratings forecasts 2.8% growth rate for Bolivia in 2020 The international rating agency maintains the negative economic outlook it had released in June. In addition, the recovery is uncertain due to the fall in the volume of gas exports up to -22% and the fall in international reserves…
Nuestra juventud en Alemania, qué orgullo carajo‼️
Excelente y reconfortante el saber que nuestra juventud tiene la mente y corazón donde deberían estar, qué orgullo‼️ https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2499449313649099&id=1602706736656699
Bolivia’s Morales vows second-round vote if fraud found in official tally
Vivian Sequera and Mitra Taj report for the Financial Post, photo from the internet: LA PAZ — Bolivian President Evo Morales on Saturday vowed to hold a run-off election if an audit of a vote count that gave him an outright win turns up evidence of fraud, as he sought to calm a sixth day…
Bolivians Block Roads in Protest as Morales Election Win Splits Nation
Reuters reports via VoA: LA PAZ – Bolivians blocked streets in La Paz on Friday demanding an audit of a controversial election count that handed President Evo Morales a outright win and with it a fourth consecutive term that would extend his rule to nearly two decades. Morales, 59, who swept to power in 2006…
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