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2019 Electoral Fraud in Bolivia!!! – evo hace fraude electoral en las elecciones 2019!!!
Bolivian Thoughts opinion: Watch this video, and this one. They would suffice to alert the international community that evo is promoting the worst electoral fraud ever in Bolivia! BBC also reports: Bolivia elections: Concern as results transmission pauses There is concern in Bolivia after the electoral authority stopped updating its website showing the preliminary results…
Bolivia’s Evo Morales faces his toughest re-election battle yet
From The Economist: Morales’ hazard After 13 years of his rule, voters are getting restless “Bolivia is an insurrectionary nation,” declares Norma Berno, a tiny woman with piercing eyes at a “rally for democracy” on October 10th in La Paz, the administrative capital. In the early 2000s she demonstrated in favour of nationalising Bolivia’s large gas…
Bolivia’s election could lead to a ruthless ‘elected dictatorship.’ But no one’s paying attention
Andres Oppenheimer writes for The Miami Herald, for the Spanish version, click here: President Evo Morales has twisted Bolivia’s constitution to allow him to run for a fourth term, despite term limits. AIZAR RALDES GETTY IMAGES Much of Latin America’s attention is focused on the Oct. 27 elections in Argentina and Uruguay. But there’s a scandalous election…
Comcipo maintains indefinite general strike in Potosí
Radio Fides reports: The meeting between the Government and the Potosinist Civic Committee (Comcipo) this morning failed to suspend the indefinite general strike in Potosí that today enters its eighth day. The president of the civic entity, Marco Antonio Pumari, told the Fides radio morning coffee program that “the indefinite general strike continues.” He explained…
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…
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