Erbol reports via El Diario: Vice President-elect of Brazil: “Unasur died” “Unasur’s practically failed, died and forgot to go to bed,” said the vice president-elect of Brazil, Antonio Hamilton Mourau, regarding the situation of the international organization, whose current presidency has Bolivia. Mourau, formula companion of Jair Bolsonaro, made those statements in an interview with…
Contrary To Expectations, Bolivia Selects A Chinese Firm To Build Its First Industrial Lithium Carbonate Plant
Juan Carlos Zuleta writes in Seeking Alpha: Summary In a recent article I discussed in depth the contractual process for lithium industrialization in Bolivia. I also argued that the one for construction of an industrial lithium carbonate plant was apparently not only delayed but had an anticipated winner. I was then referring to the German…
Chefs look for the peanut soup to be the flag dish of Bolivia
Aida Zuazo reports for El Deber: The associations and federations of chef of Bolivia presented the project of the Declaratory Law of the “Peanut Soup, Flag Plate of Bolivia” This soup is one of the traditional dishes of Bolivia With macaroni (noodle), rice or simply with french fries. Now a project of the Declaration Law…
Church urges the government to correct inefficient spending
Pagina Siete reports, photos from the internet: The Catholic Church yesterday [10/28/2018] asked the Government to correct the inefficient expenditure of State resources and prioritize social policies aimed at improving the attention of vulnerable sectors of society. The archbishop of Santa Cruz, Monsignor Sergio Gualberti, during his Sunday homily quoted the report of the Inter-American…
Organize street fight against Evo enablement
El Deber reports: SANTA CRUZ The president of the Committee for Santa Cruz summoned civic people from different regions to an organizational meeting for tomorrow The civic from Santa Cruz asked the electoral leaders not to be accomplices of the violation of popular sovereignty The civic leaders of Santa Cruz have summoned their peers from…
MSU was given a mummy from Bolivia in 1890. Now the university is returning it.
By RJ Wolcott and Sarah Lehr, for the Lansing State Journal: Museum. “It’s the ethical thing to do, and it’s consistent with the United Nation’s treaty on the rights of indigenous people.” The mummified remains were donated to the university in 1890 by Fenton McCreery, whose father, William, was then United States consul to Chile. The body was…
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