ANF reports in Pagina Siete: TIPNIS leaders march in Germany and denounce the Bolivian State The president of the TIPNIS, Fabián Gil and the president of the women, Marqueza Teco participated in the mobilization. One of the leaders of the Isiboro Sécure Indigenous Territory and National Park (TIPNIS) marched for the Climate, this Saturday in…
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We said before: Bolivia in the verge of becoming Somalia/Afghanistan, thanks to the egomaniac coca grower caudillo mismanagement!
Please use the link below to watch the video: Just remember: There are over 600 Bolivians that fled the country due to political persecution. More than 60 people lost their lives due to turmoil and indulged violence of the central government. Indigenous people, including elderly, women and children were violently repressed when they were marching…
Lawsuit at the International Rights of Nature Tribunal against the Bolivian Government!
World Highways report: Bolivia road project in dispute First publishedon http://www.WorldHighways.com There is strong resistance mounting in Bolivia against the construction of a road link through the country’s TIPNIS national park, a conservation area. The new road is intended to improve transport connections between Villa Tunari and San Ignacio de Moxos. However the project has…
Bolivian Government distorts information: Criticism of Country’s Treatment of Journalists as Colonialism
Sabrina Martin reports for PanAm Post: Bolivian Government Dismisses Criticism of Country’s Treatment of Journalists as Colonialism The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) is urging Bolivian President Evo Morales to comply with freedom of press laws and not stigmatize the work of journalists. During the association’s 73rd General Assembly, it denounced attacks on reporters and the media, demanding that the justice system in Bolivia…
Veja links the government of Evo again with drug trafficking
Pagina Siete reports: Veja links the government of Evo again with drug trafficking The magazine points out that there is something more behind the movements of Quintana and Jordan. Once again, the Brazilian magazine Veja linked the government of Evo Morales and his diplomatic movements with international drug trafficking networks, following the capture in Brazil…
evo’s legacy: The burden of corruption
A frustrating but true Editorial from El Deber: The burden of corruption [above pics came out from a search in the internet …] Where the finger is placed, the pus leaps. That impression has the common citizen when he learns of the various scandals that affect state entities and companies under the administration of President…
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