Right to the Sea Remains Intact for Bolivia, Despite The Hague Ruling | Derecho al mar sigue intacto para Bolivia, pese al fallo de La Haya

By El Diario, Eju,tv: Claiming rights and territories through a new maritime lawsuit before the Permanent Court of Arbitration, Bolivia could recover sovereign access to the sea, according to an analyst. Reference photo: unifranzedo.bo SOURCE: EL DIARIO Lawyer and university professor Víctor Hugo Chávez Serrano stated in an exclusive interview with EL DIARIO that Bolivia has…

Diplomacy in Times of Fiscal Adjustment: Should Embassies Be Closed? | Diplomacia en tiempos de ajuste fiscal: ¿Hay que cerrar embajadas?

By Windsor Hernani, Visión 360: The establishment of diplomatic missions between two states is not an act of ideological loyalty, personal sympathy between heads of state, nor a matter of political improvisation. Bolivia has been facing a recurring fiscal deficit for over eleven years, an external debt surpassing $13 billion, and a steady loss of…

On February 6, 1873, the secret alliance between Bolivia and Peru was signed – El 6 de febrero de 1873 se firmó la alianza secreta entre Bolivia y Perú

Roberto Querejazu Calvo y César Vásquez Bazán, El Potosi: The alliance was the response to the preparations of Chile, which was preparing an invasion of the coastal territories of both countries. On Thursday, February 6, 1873, the secret pact of alliance between Bolivia and Peru was signed in Lima, in anticipation of the increasingly imminent…

Argentina accused of helping Evo Morales in Bolivia’s election

Foreign minister says Buenos Aires refuses to stop ‘meddling’ despite complaint to UN Michael Stott in London and Gideon Long in Bogotá SEPTEMBER 27 2020. Financial Times: Bolivia’s interim government has accused neighbouring Argentina of repeatedly interfering in its long-awaited elections next month on behalf of former leftist leader Evo Morales, who is in exile in Buenos Aires. Foreign…