Renzo Abruzzese writes for El Deber: Democratically medieval The approval of the political Constitution of the State in effect was undoubtedly the most rugged process of national history. Written by procedures that seemed more product of a medieval drama, ended in a passing Act which did not part even of the consciousness of its constituents,…
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Too many violence and lies coming out of a “democratic” Bolivian central government…
Susana Seleme writes in El Deber: Of violence and lies When State violence “is introduced in the social life, you are shouting ‘ I am violence… let me pass, if not, you shall be crushed…’.” When he can not pose his mighty arm, neither daily nor on each shoulder, calls in his help falsehood… then,…
How useful for Bolivia is to have warlordism in the hands of an occasional president?! if any!!
Egocentrism? Cockiness? Dictatorial? Incapacity? are a few words that describe most of the actions of current president in power, as well as those of his minions… Eric Cardenas writes for El Diario: Presidential warlordism The warlordism in the light of political science is the political trend granting exceptional powers to chiefs or political leaders, those…
Are we jeopardizing the future of our children by letting current gov waste OUR money?!
An excellent analysis by Jose Luis Parada, shared by Humberto Vacaflor: TO UNDERSTAND THE WASTE OF THE MAZISMO An excellent job of Lic. Jose Luis Parada GENERAL BUDGET OF THE STATE: What to expect to happen with $95,090 MILLION According to official data submitted by the Executive branch through the Ministry of economy and finance…
If this not a serious and solid criticism over current Bolivia’s gov doings… I don’t know what else could it be?!
El Deber [Miguel Angel Melendres] and Pagina Siete report a serious, repeat serious evaluation over Bolivian actions [public policy] and a crystal clear message to current central government of Bolivia: As a result of the departure of USAID European Union calls for clear rules to invest in Bolivia The EU recognized the United States as…
Bolivian salaries only enough to feed our families… and the rest…?!
From El Dia: Evaluation on the unequal distribution of the income Cedla: wages in the country just enough to eat Reality. Worker’s wages in Bolivia spends more on food and has 39% incidence in the basic basket. An evaluation of the Center of Studies for the Labor and Agrarian Development (Centro de Estudios para el Desarrollo…
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