Editorial, El Deber: The Movimiento Al Socialismo has not been able to install the story that in 2019 there was a coup in the country. The arguments have not been enough, because millions of Bolivians know that they were in the streets protesting against the fraud that Evo Morales and his party tried to carry…
Tag: corruption in public office
Masista politicking – Politiquería masista
Editorial, Los Tiempos: Fracture and detriment The fracture that divides the MAS deepens, so much so that both sides have already started campaigns with the prospect of the 2025 general elections. This may seem encouraging for the opposition, but it is more likely that the internal rivalry in the ruling party will harm the management…
Living in a failed state | Vivir en un Estado fallido
Humberto Vacaflor, El Deber: The road to turn Bolivia into a failed state is well advanced and perhaps it would not have been necessary to add a section of shame, with the military patrol that surrendered to some smugglers. That unfortunate spectacle was not necessary when clandestine drug trafficking rings are operating in Bajo Paraguá,…
The absurdity of not acknowledging a government | El absurdo de desconocer un gobierno
Editorial, Página Siete: Not acknowledging the existence of a government that lasted a year in power is an absurdity of such magnitude that, if it were not for the consequences that this madness entails, it would only deserve a few minutes of astonishment and laughter. Although it seems taken from a fantasy book, the truth…
Desperate government | Gobierno desesperado
Humberto Vacaflor, El Diario: Due to the things that the Government is doing before the arrival of the crisis caused by the errors of the first management of the MAS, it is seen that it is desperate. All that remains is for someone, for example, the attorney general or the prosecutor, to initiate an investigation…
Opaque leadership – Liderazgos opacos
Lupe Cajias, El Deber: A week ago I briefly summarized some examples of the willingness of Bolivian citizens, especially in urban spaces, to resist, fight and defeat initiatives that are authoritarian, arbitrary and/or with dictatorial overtones. The second part of this reflection is to relate this capacity for spontaneous organization, mostly peaceful and courageous, with…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 