Editorial, Los Tiempos: The amount of embezzlement Although the embezzlement of the Rural Indigenous Development Fund (Fondioc) was uncovered almost a decade ago, by a report by the journalist Claudia Soruco who was then working for Pagina Siete, the amount involved in this shameful management of public funds is not yet known. which was exposed,…
Tag: corruption in public office
Marco Aramayo dies, victim of masista corruption – Fallece Marco Aramayo, víctima de la corrupción masista
El exdirector del Fondo Indígena, Marco Antonio Aramayo. Marco Aramayo, the only detainee in the Indigenous Fund case, dies. Marco Aramayo, the only detainee in the Indigenous Fund case, dies Marco Antonio Aramayo, former director of the Indigenous Fund, died in the last few hours. The information was confirmed by his wife to the Unitel…
Clarifying the reality of employment in Bolivia – Sincerar la realidad del empleo en Bolivia
Editorial El Deber: The reality is not as the Government paints it. They say that the national economy is better, but the situation of Bolivian families is not similar to what they had before the pandemic. Household income fell; hundreds of thousands of Bolivians lost their jobs or saw their salaries decrease. Those who were…
Arce’s government directed Añez’s case and pressured judges – Gobierno de Arce dirigió caso de Añez y presionó a jueces
US report: Arce’s government directed Añez’s case and pressured judges The document notes that former president Jeanine Añez is not prosecuted for a trial of responsibilities, as she should be, and that the ordinary process has been divided into coup I and coup II. Juan Perez Munguia / La Paz The human rights report of…
Resentment and hatred of the VP – Resentimiento y odio del vice
Pagina Siete: Call me graduate “What are the graduates going to teach us? They are going to teach us to steal! We can teach them, they are very lazy”. With those words, Vice President David Choquehuanca has again influenced the division of Bolivians. Who are “they” and who are “we”, according to the VP’s speech?…
Difference/Diferencia 10 > 3
Manfredo Kempff, El Deber: A little bit of hope Not everything is bad in Bolivia, although the bad outweighs the good by far. But the good things, however few they may be, have to be commented on, because otherwise we would live in permanent unease that would make us a more bitter and frustrated nation…
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