Nicholas Casey for The New York Times: Jesuit Legacy in the Bolivian Jungle: A Love of Baroque Music Students played in a local orchestra concert last month. Baroque music is deeply embedded in the indigenous culture. CreditLena Mucha for The New York Times CONCEPCIÓN, Bolivia — The aging musical score wasn’t easy to read. It was…
Bolivia’s politics reduced to despicable-dangerous coca growers’ wishes?! WTH!!
I am flabbergasted by the news below … how is it possible that my beautiful country ended up with such monstrosity?! It is inconceivable to watch how our politics, our democracy have ended been taken hostage by the coca growers’ union?! a group whose only purpose is to profit from their dark end-product?! The coca…
An inept BOLIVIA GOVERNMENT fails to find solution to GAS DISPUTE, generating only violence!
Latin American Herald Tribune reports: Bolivia Government Says It Won’t Tolerate Pressure from Protesters in Gas Dispute LA PAZ – Bolivia’s government said on Thursday that it would not tolerate pressure from protesters amid an inter-regional dispute over the distribution of revenues from a major natural gas field. President Evo Morales’ administration made the remarks…
Dellien claims Savannah Challenger title
Jake Wallace reports for WTOC: Dellien claims Savannah Challenger title SAVANNAH, GA (WTOC) – For the second time in three weeks, Hugo Dellien claimed a win in an ATP Challenger event. The 24 year old Bolivian earned the Savannah Challenger title with a three set win over Christian Harrison Sunday, 6-1, 1-6, 6-4. “I think…
Finally!! It took over 10 years for the EU to take leadership over what the USA did in Bolivia!!
The evidence of a ruling ochlocracy, the humongous and widespread cases of corruption under the government of the coca caudillo, finally led to the European Union to take responsible action! Back in the mid 90’s, USA, mainly by the lead of USAID/Bolivia took the leadership to have all bilateral and multilateral donors to sit together…
Be alert: Bolivia’s TAM under preventive maintenance!
Rainer Uphoff reports for Flight Global: Bolivia’s TAM grounds fleet after aborted take-off Bolivia’s Transporte Aereo Militar (TAM) has grounded its complete fleet “at least until 11 May” to carry out preventive maintenance on its fleet. TAM, which is operated by the air force but acts as a public service airline operating routes that are…
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