By Windsor Hernani, Visión 360: Without a doubt, we must rise from the ashes to rebuild the Republic of Bolivia, because that is the legacy left by masismo—ashes, nothing but ashes! The absence of heads of state at Bolivia’s bicentennial, with attendance limited to Honduras’ president, is not a mere protocol anecdote. It reflects the structural…
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Arrival of Venezuelans Sparks Concern: Civic Committee in Santa Cruz Requests Information from Immigration | Llegada de Venezolanos desata inquietud: El Comité Cívico cruceño solicita información a Migración
By Erbol, El Dia: According to unofficial reports, this group allegedly arrived in the early hours of August 5 without passing through Immigration control, prompting suspicion among passengers who took photographs of the presumed foreigners. The president of the Pro Santa Cruz Civic Committee, Stello Cochamanidis The president of the Pro Santa Cruz Civic Committee,…
Porvenir “Massacre” Case Was Fabricated and Planned | Caso “Masacre” de Porvenir fue armado y planificado
By Eju.tv: Porvenir Massacre Case Was “Fabricated and Planned” by Quintana, Says Defense of Leopoldo Fernández The president of the Criminal Chamber, Carlos Ortega, explained that the ruling responds to Constitutional Ruling 405/2023-S4, which establishes as binding precedent that former prefects must be tried under the mechanism of a trial of responsibilities if the events…
“Neither more State nor less State”: more of the same | “Ni más Estado ni menos Estado”: más de lo mismo
Editorial, El Diario: The government plan of Andrónico, the MAS member who currently leads in voting intention according to the polls, can be summed up in a phrase he often repeats in the few interviews he grants: “Neither more State nor less State.” For the perceptive listener, this means “More of the same.” Considering that…
Bicentennial Fitness: few pounds in the pocket and less pounds in the body | Fitness del Bicentenario: pocos pesos y poco peso
By Francesco Zaratti: They say “think well and you will be wrong”, but I, risking making a mistake in style, go to defend the government of Don Luis Alberto Arce Catacora, president of Bolivia thanks to Evo Morales. Forget those malicious voices that brand it as one of the worst governments in our 200-year history….
The Cynicism in MAS | El cinismo en el MAS
By Carlos Toranzo, Brújula Digital: Evo Morales blocked the country’s roads. What did he want? According to him: the enforcement of the Constitution, a clean and independent judiciary, no judicial coup, that the government not use the justice system as a political weapon against the opposition, and that there be rule of law. It takes…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 