A clear example of how Bolivia “changed” under the government of the coca caudillo! evo planted the seed of resentment, totalitarianism in his relentless search for indefinite power … the concept “red ponchos” only started under this government, a campesino militia that is one of the hard radical aggressive groups that support evo …. based…
Oruro Governorate: Lake Poopó grew to more than 1,300 kilometers and it’s time to stop mining access!
The Oruro Governor must now take appropriate measures to ensure sustainable development of this lake. We knew that a source of the draining of this lake was mining activities, whereas they would be illegal or not, they should stop using this water. People complain about their way of living, they use natural resources ot the…
Bolivia’s path to urban resilience
The World Bank is naive when speaking about current government in Bolivia, they forget to mention the large quantity of civilians that were brought from the highlands to Beni and Pando, without any planning and proper logistics. evo offered land for free and made other promises that are still pending and those population are having…
First national strike in 12 years against evo the autocrat!
Raul Peñaranda writes in Pagina Siete: First national strike in 12 years What happened yesterday at the national level is unprecedented. In 12 years of the MAS government there had not been an event of that size, a national civic strike and blockades that completely paralyzed the country. Some 30 or 40 large and intermediate…
When evo lost the 21F referendum, he said it was because of a lie … well here are his lies!
Carlos Toranzo’s superb description of evo: Day of the lie It was a lie that he was going to defend the indigenous people, because he repressed them in Chaparina and his government violently takes the lands of the TIPNIS. It was a lie that I was going to make a development model respectful of the…
NO MORE evo!
Marcelo Ostria writes in El Deber: February 21st Two years ago, in a referendum called by the government, the majority of Bolivians voted against the proposal to change the constitutional norm that limits the continuous presidential reelection to a single time. The reaction of those who hold power was – and still is – anger;…
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