Mamela Fiallo Flor reports for PanAm Post: After Evo Morales called for a militia to guard his return to Bolivia, protesters destroyed a bust of the former president Evo Morales’ political career had its start as well as end in Cochabamba. A statue of the now-former president of Bolivia was hammered down in the municipality of Quillacollo,…
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Bolivia opens probe into 600 former Morales officials
AFP reports via France24: Bolivia’s interim government said Wednesday it would launch a corruption probe into nearly 600 officials of the former government, including ex-president Evo Morales “It has been decided to initiate investigations against 592 former officials,” Mathias Kutsch, the justice ministry’s chief anti-corruption investigator, told a press conference. The probe will include Morales,…
Lo que dejó morales – What he left
He received a country without debt. Now, Bolivia owes 11 billion dollars. Your kids and mine will inherit morales’ debt‼️
Necessary legal certainty for private companies – Necesaria seguridad jurídica para las empresas privadas
Editorial from El Diario, bottom chart from the internet: Necessary legal certainty for private companies The entrepreneurs of the country, after the change of government and given the situation that they have due to the resignation of the previous president who handled the country irregularly and festively for almost 14 years, have again found the…
Evo: the image of a defeat – Evo: la imagen de una derrota
Renzo Abruzzese writes in Pagina Siete, bottom photo from the internet: Evo: the image of a defeat It is very difficult to imagine Evo Morales as a normal citizen. Just as there was no image in him surrendering power, so does the one that does not distill hatred, racial resentment and infinite ambitions of power…
Of little ropes, little soccer fields and the vision of the fallen – De pititas, canchitas y la visión de los caídos
Alberto Bonadona writes in Pagina Siete, photo from the internet: Of little ropes, little soccer fields and the vision of the fallen Behind the simple little ropes were crowds. Crowds that, first, protected their vote that wanted to be whisked away. Second, crowds of citizens who went out peacefully to protest against a government that…
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