Humberto Vacaflor writes in El Deber: Drug Trafficking Defense The discovery of 32 cocaine factories in just seven hours in Chapare, the destruction of a modern hydrochloride factory that produced a ton per day, the capture of a plane with a ton of Bolivian drugs in Mexico and the detention of linked millionaire masistas to…
Tag: corruption in public office
Clear proof of a devious, evil ruler – Prueba clara de un gobernante malvado y tortuoso
Guider Arancibia reports for El Deber: With revealing audios, Colonels denounce the High Command of the Morales regime The lawsuit is against the High Command of Yury Calderón for terrorism. They reveal that the deaths in Montero could have been avoided, but they gave no order to act. Because of an alleged Evo’s mandate, gave…
The orgiastic economic policy of Evo Morales – La orgiástica política económica de Evo Morales
An Editorial from El Diario: The orgiastic economic policy of Evo Morales The poor administration of national and state assets by the MAS government, the political party of former President Evo Morales, exceeded all levels of inefficiency and irresponsibility that gave rise to unbridled corruption and waste of money owned by the Bolivian people. It…
Public sector owes construction companies – Sector público es deudor de las empresas constructoras
Editorial from El Diario: Public sector owes construction companies The management of the national economy between 2006 and 2019 was undeniably unsuccessful because, due to the costly expenses, it is clearly established that the money of the State was managed irresponsibly, without any control and as if they were personal economies. The previous government, without…
The MAS in the face of shame – El MAS ante la vergüenza
Guillermo Mariaca writes in Pagina Siete: The MAS in the face of shame Evo Morales has fled. Every day that passes keeps running away. Because he has not only fled from defeat; he intends, with his escape, to also escape from shame. Perhaps this statement is an excessive act of generosity (how could a tyrant…
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