AFP reports for Business Standard, photo from internet: Bolivian President Evo Morales is forging on in his bid to win a fourth term in next year’s elections, despite mounting opposition against a move branded unconstitutional. Morales has been in power since 2006, winning three elections already despite Bolivia’s 2009 constitution, which he himself promulgated, limiting presidents to two…
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Deforestation in Bolivia rose 167% according to NASA
El Diario reports: Environmental alarm The country is among the 10 most deforested in the world In 2010 the loss of the forest was 20 times more than the planetary average according to the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Foundation of Germany Data from scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, better known as NASA of…
Tuto presents two proposals against the rating of Evo to those mobilized by 21F
Pagina Siete reports: According to Quiroga, at the domestic level, the primary elections must be annulled and, at the external level, the OAS pronouncement must be requested. Former President Jorge Tuto Quiroga addressed today the citizen platforms, civic committees and all citizens who are mobilized demanding respect for the referendum of February 21, 2016 and…
IF this doesn’t show how corrupt evo is … I don’t know what else could it be?!
El Diario reports: He met with state communicators Evo Morales will use public officials for electoral campaign Law 026 of the Electoral Regime prohibits public servants from using State resources and assets for partisan political purposes. President Evo Morales after the meeting held with public officials responsible for the communication units of the governorates and…
Bolivian President Evo Morales is carrying out a slow-motion coup. Why isn’t the region talking about it?
Andres Oppenheimer writes in The Miami Herald: On the occasion of the Dec. 10 U.N. Human Rights Day, Kimberly Breier — the U.S. State Department’s top official in charge of Latin American affairs — sent out several tweets rightfully condemning the dictatorial regimes of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua. But why she didn’t mention Bolivia? I’ve been…
13 legal facts confirm the invalidity of the binomial Evo-Álvaro
Alejandra Serrate Jáuregui is an activist member of Resistencia Femenina and writes in Pagina Siete, the photo is from the internet. 1. Bolivia is the only country in the history of humanity in which, having twice voted for the constitutional presidential limitation, it was still violated. Both times the vote was at the request of…
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