From The Brazilian Report, excerpts pertaining Bolivia follow: By Eduardo Franco Berton: At first glance, Li Ming and his wife Yin Lan look like two ordinary Chinese citizens. Sat on a bench, they greet the relatives who have come to visit them with warm, kind smiles. It’s lunchtime. One of the visitors approaches…
Tag: police and judicial corruption
Traffic destroys wildlife in Bolivia
El Diario reports: Animals abandoned to their fate • Chinese citizens promote the killing of species in the country, offering money to local people in exchange for jaguar tusks and other parts • Senator Yerko Núñez said that out of more than 100 complaints only two are sentenced and regretted for the little control exercised…
Bolivian reality 101: Bad and good corruption according to political color
An striking truth, Editorial from El Diario, photo from Los Tiempos, 2016: In our environment, corruption is an endemic and widespread evil. It is seen in the big and in the small, but above all it nests in the bowels of the State, understanding it not only the Central Government but also the mayors and…
Hoy 6 de agosto: NO demos excusa alguna a evo para que use la violencia! – Today August 6th, let’s give evo NO excuse for him to use violence!
Este post sera bilingüe – This post will be bilingual Debido a las multiples amenazas del masismo, de evo – Because of the multiple threats made by the masismo, by evo CUATRO MENSAJES CLAVES para los actos del 6 de agosto en todo el territorio nacional: 1. Nosotros estamos por la democracia y el respeto…
Red Command Arrests in Bolivia Point to Group’s Likely Expansion … evo fails Bolivia big time!
James Bargent reports for InSight Crime: Red Command Arrests in Bolivia Point to Group’s Likely Expansion Police in Bolivia have captured three alleged members of one of Brazil’s most powerful criminal groups after a brazen armed assault on a military base, raising urgent questions about why the Brazilian mafia is amassing arms in the border…
Protests in Bolivia spread after death of college student
AP reports via The Washington Post: The Americas Protests in Bolivia spread after death of college student Students from El Alto Public University shout slogans against the government of President Evo Morales and carry a mock coffin representing Jonathan Quispe, a student who was killed in clashes, as they march through La Paz, Bolivia, Monday,…
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