before and after … The tyrant was left alone, nobody is interested anymore … w/o money he can no longer buy loyalties!
Tag: freedom of the press
El desenlace digno
Humberto Vacaflor escribe en El Diario: Hay en el ambiente una expectativa muy grande por el desenlace que tanga este proceso de liberación de la dictadura más larga que ha tenido hasta ahora Bolivia y que se ha marchado con demasiada facilidad para sorpresa de la mayoría de los bolivianos y el desconsuelo y decepción…
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…
PolitiFact taught fact-checking skills to Bolivian journalists. Here’s how it went.
Daniel Funke and Susan Benkelman write for Poynter: Teaching fact-checking in Bolivia One of the greatest strengths of the fact-checking community is its commitment to collaboration and knowledge-sharing across borders. Such was the case last week when Miriam Valverde, a fact-checker covering immigration for (Poynter-owned) PolitiFact (and Daniel’s colleague), traveled to La Paz, Bolivia, to teach fact-checking…
Bolivian Thoughts 