By Juan Carlos Veliz, Eju.tv: How did Bolivia’s so-called “Revolution of the Pititas” end up in a terrorism trial? The oral trial that was to begin today in a court in the city of La Paz was postponed until October 17 because the Penitentiary Regime did not transfer the main defendants in the case. The…
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Unity of the Opposition and MAS Crisis | Unidad de la oposición y crisis del MAS
By La Razon, Eju.tv: Is the Unity of the Opposition Possible? Intense Lobbying Coincides with the MAS Crisis On the morning of October 3rd, Comunidad Ciudadana (CC) congresswoman Luisa Nayar filed a motion for freedom in favor of the elected governor Luis Fernando Camacho, leader of Creemos. Now, both organizations are seeking unity. On the…
Government of Argentina Revokes Evo’s Refugee Status: “We Don’t Help Those Who Spread Terror” | Gobierno de Argentina cesa la condición de refugiado de Evo: “No ayudamos a quienes siembran terror”
Erbol, El Dia: The Argentine government announced this Wednesday that it has ended the refugee status previously granted to Evo Morales. The news was made public by the Argentine presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, through his X account. Morales resided in Argentina between December 2019 and November 2020, during his exile under Jeanine Añez’s government. The…
Reconstruction is Now in the Hands of Citizens, Not Politicians | Reconstrucción de la nación no está ya en manos de los políticos, sino de los ciudadanos
By Renzo Abruzzese, Brujula Digital: The Possible Unity The possibility of Evo Morales attempting to overthrow the government of his former Minister of Economy is entirely utopian. For Evo Morales, coming to power through democratic means is critical, just as it is for other candidates who wish to challenge MAS in any of its forms….
What We Expect | Qué esperamos
By Oscar Antezana Malpartida, El Dia: In 2025, we have an opportunity to change the course of Bolivia, but the victory in the elections must be overwhelming to have an absolute majority in the Assembly. Otherwise, it will be very difficult to make the reforms that Bolivia needs. That is why it is important for…
Declaration for Democracy | Declaración por la Democracia
By Juan Cristóbal Soruco, El Deber: It seems that the country is dangerously close to the edge, pushed harder in recent weeks by the determination of officials from the Judicial Branch and the Constitutional Court to prevent judicial elections and the invasion of Plaza Murillo by the former general commander of the Army. These events…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 