Mario Vargas Llosa, El Diario: The Peruvian writer and Nobel Prize for Literature, Mario Vargas Llosa, said in Lima, Peru, that a fourth re-election of President Evo Morales to the Presidency of our country, “would be catastrophic for Bolivia and for neighboring countries such as Peru.” He called to support the candidates who fight against…
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Authoritarianism prevents Morales from accepting debate
El Diario reports: According to Carlos Mesa The candidate for president by the Citizen Community (CC) alliance, Carlos Mesa, said that the authoritarian stance of Evo Morales makes him refuse to debate and go to the dirty war, in addition to fake news. “Evo Morales, the debate that you reject, reflects your authoritarian spirit. He…
Bolivian Constitution and Democracy under serious peril by the wrongdoings of evo and hordes
From El Diario, July 12, 2019: It reflects how little respect or compliance evo and his hordes regard the Bolivian Constitution. One that was even forced by evo, when he changed it on the shoulders of two deceased, given his violent imposition in the Calancha, Sucre. evo does NOT respect democracy nor the results of…
India expects in Bolivia: Violent confrontation between protesters and central government security forces …
Bolivian Thoughts opinion: Let’s prove the New Delhi Times wrong! Even though, we are certainly repudiating evo’s ludicrous desire to perpetuate himself in power, despite having lost a National Referendum where we said NO! Bolivia is a peaceful society and we do not expect violence … unless Maduro’s acolyte pushes the police to engage violently…
Fracking in the Bolivian jungle
Stefan Cramer writes in the Ecologist: Bolivian farmers have been resisting gas exploration in the invaluable Tariquía National Reserve – but they need international support. Bolivian president Evo Morales was inaugurated in 2006 as the first indigenous person to be sworn in as a president of a sovereign nation. Since then, he has shown extraordinary…
Mesa Hopes to End Morales’ Long Rule of Bolivia in Fall Election
Jose Enrique Arrioja reports for Bloomberg: (Bloomberg) — Carlos Mesa Gisbert, a former president of Bolivia, says voters should choose him over President Evo Morales in elections this October because he has better policies and because, after 13 years in power, Morales is a near-dictator of the left who could turn the country into another…
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