By Stefany Guzmán, Red Uno: Enrique García Calls for Institutional Reform to Revive Bolivia’s Economy Economist Enrique García said Bolivia’s economic recovery will depend on the government’s ability to restore strong institutions, rebuild investor confidence, and implement timely policies that attract investment and restore foreign-currency inflows. García, the former executive president of CAF–Development Bank of…
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Political Constitution: A Criticized Document | Constitución Política, documento criticado
Editorial, El Diario: Criticism of the current Political Constitution of the Plurinational State has existed for several years and has recently been renewed because President Rodrigo Paz has announced that it will be partially amended. First, this Constitution is illegitimate, since it was not approved by the Constituent Assembly but by an extra-constituent body, the…
Civic Committees Across the Country Demand Morales’ Arrest | Comités cívicos del país piden aprehensión de Morales
By Erbol, Los Tiempos: Leaders of the civic committees from the country’s nine departments, during a joint press conference this Thursday in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. | CCPSC The presidents of the civic committees from the country’s nine departments, meeting in Santa Cruz de la Sierra this Thursday, agreed to demand the immediate execution…
God is back – Dios está de regreso
Esta foto muestra el momento en que Marco Pumari, Luis Fernando Camacho y Eduardo León están colocando la Biblia encima de nuestra bandera, dentro de Palacio Quemado‼️ 🙏🏼 Es bueno recordar que evo Morales sacó la Biblia de nuestro Palacio Presidencial, cuando asumió el poder. Este acto emotivo representa la promesa de hacerlo durante los…
Don’t Be Fooled by Bolivia’s Latest Judicial “Reform”
Roberto Ortiz writes in PanAm Post: Don’t Be Fooled by Bolivia’s Latest Judicial “Reform” Referendum a Smokescreen for Evo Morales’ Indefinite-Power Scheme In October 2011, Bolivia, for the first time in its history, elected judicial officials. But there was a catch: those who ran were selected by the government, with all notions of meritocracy left…
Bolivia will protect its writers!!
A good piece of news, our writers will be protected and reading encouraged! From El Deber: Deputies approved the book draft law The [Lower] Chamber [of the National Assembly, former Congress] decided to support unanimously. The law that will be enacted in April, expected on the 23rd, day of the book. The Chamber of Deputies…
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