Carlos Toranzo Roca writes in Pagina Siete: Human rights are for all of us It is hard to believe that in a left-wing regime, as the one that governs us, one of the issues of most concern to people is the violation of human rights. Who had human rights during the dictatorship of Barrientos in…
Tag: political persecution
Great challenge for current Bolivian central gov! Will they have the guts?
Carlos Federico Valverde Bravo writes for El Deber, his wonderful proposal should be accepted by current central Bolivian government. From the very top to the bottom, the MAS regards themselves as the owners of the voters’ preferences… they always claim that there is no such opposition… well, I like to see them accepting Carlos’ sound…
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,…
Again, current Bolivian central government truncates the release of Leopoldo Fernandez!!
It is incredible how resourceful in such a bad way, can ALL the operatives be from current government!!! It is inexplicable the hate, resentment they display, and they were the ones who were going to respect human rights!!! in the face to the people who voted for current president!! Marco Chuquimia writes for El Deber:…
How is that, how President?
Maggy Talavera’s wonderful analysis in Pagina Siete: How is that, how President? When Evo Morales delivered his first speech as President of Bolivia, seven years ago, a question particularly caught the attention and was a matter of opinions in the national and international press. It was addressed to the former President Jaime Paz Zamora, who…
Bolivia MUST stop political persecution!!
Ivan Arias Duran for Pagina Siete: Amnesty now! The national Government has been magnanimous with smugglers and common criminals, because for the former, decreed amnesty for smuggled [chutos] cars (2011) and for the latter, the treatment of a law of pardon (2012). However, it insists on denying the existence of political prisoners while Bolivians know…
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