AYER ACABABA DE SALIR DEL SILENCIO SOLIVIANTADO POR LOS MASISTAS EN EL FEIS … NO PODRAN VER MIS POSTS HASTA EL 12 DE NOVIEMBRE. POR AHORA DIFUNDIRE POR TWITTER O EL BLOG https://bolivianthoughts.com/sociopolitical/ GRACIAS! – YESTERDAY, I WAS COMING OUT OF THE SILENCE BAN, AS ENFORCED BY PRESSURE FROM THE MASISTAS IN FACEBOOK … SO,…
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Bolivian Thoughts cannot publish thru Facebook – No podemos publicar en FB
I believe that masistas have poisoned FB administration and was banned to share links or even publish news about the Bolivian struggle to defend our democracy. ==== Creo que los masistas han envenenado a la administración de FB y se se me prohibió compartir enlaces o incluso publicar noticias sobre la lucha boliviana para defender…
Bolivian independent journalists 101, who are in peril under the worst ochlocracy
John Otis/CPJ Andes Correspondent reports to Committee to Protect Journalists: Forced out of jobs and sidelined, Bolivia’s independent journalists see their audience slipping away Amalia Pando was once a ubiquitous presence on Bolivian radio and TV, hosting some of the country’s most popular news and political commentary programs. At age 66, she’s still at it, but her…
Bolivia: Hostility against human rights defenders
Amnesty International reports for ReliefWeb: BOLIVIA: DEFENDERS AT RISK BY ACCUSATIONS AND THREATS FROM AUTHORITIES The highest government authorities in Bolivia, including President Evo Morales and his government minister, Carlos Romero, have publicly accused and threatened human rights defenders and organizations critical of their policies, demonizing them and hampering their important work, says Amnesty International…
ANP registers 631 attacks on the press
Ismael Luna reports for El Dia: Between 2010 and 2018 The document is part of one of the five civil society reports sent for the UN Universal Periodic Review In an average of 71 cases per year, the Monitoring and Surveillance Unit for Press Freedom and Expression in Bolivia from 2010 to 2018 has cataloged…
Amnesty International demands that Bolivia ‘stop arbitrarily expelling’ dissidents from Venezuela
ANF reports for El Deber: The organization activated an Urgent Action to ask Bolivia, through Minister Carlos Romero, to “stop arbitrarily expelling” Venezuelan dissidents who need international protection The world organization Amnesty International, present in more than 150 countries, demanded that the national authorities of Bolivia, and in particular the government minister, Carlos Romero, stop…
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