By Hernan Terrazas, Brujula Digital: If Evo Morales’ objective is achieved, he would be the first person charged with statutory rape to negotiate his case through international mediation. Incredibly, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights itself is advocating for a dialogued resolution to a conflict that has held part of the country in suspense for…
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“Evista” Mobilization Allegedly Funded by Drug Trafficking | Señalan que movilización “evista” es financiada por el narcotráfico
By El Diario: “Radical” Leadership Targeted Amid the insistence of “evista” leadership on maintaining blockades in various parts of the Tropics region, Andrés Flores, a legislator aligned with the “arcista” faction of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS), claimed that allies of Evo Morales are financing their mobilizations with funds from drug trafficking. Speaking to the…
“Evistas” seize military unit in Villa Tunari, enter armory, and hold hostages | “Evistas” toman unidad militar en Villa Tunari, entran a sala con armas y hay rehenes
By Fernando Chavez, Vision 360: Crisis It has been reported that the mobilized group entered the Cacique Maraza Regiment violently. The group of soldiers inside the military facility. Photo: Video screenshot Around two thousand coca growers loyal to leader and former president Evo Morales violently took over the Cacique Maraza Regiment in District 8 of…
“Either Arce goes, or Morales goes to jail” | “O Arce se va o Morales va a la cárcel”
ByJuan Carlos Veliz, Eju.tv: “Either Arce goes, or Morales goes to jail,” political analyst presents dilemma for resolving Bolivia’s crisis. “Evo Morales, beyond the myth that some believe about him—which isn’t entirely true—knows how to march, block roads, but also knows when to leave, to go, to escape,” he pointed out. Bolivia has entered day…
MAS/evo: Point of No Return | Punto de no retorno
Editorial, El Dia: When the country shouted in 2019 that they never wanted Evo in power again, no one could have ever imagined the outcome of that collective desire or how far it would go. During one of those 21 nights of vigils awaiting the resignation of the coca grower, Luis Fernando Camacho claimed to…
The Tragicomedy and Agony of MAS | La tragicomedia y agonía del MAS
Editorial, El Diario: Throughout Bolivia’s history, political parties that came to power united eventually split into opposing and even antagonistic factions once they began enjoying the perks of power. These parties ended their cycle by succumbing to the reality of a new historical phase. In such situations, party groups repeated the drama of disorder, division,…
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