Pagina Siete: The driver was transferred to a hospital in Villa Fátima and has been diagnosed 70 days of disability. For not wanting to give way, a fight between drivers ended with one of them injured, on the road between La Paz and Los Yungas. The Police report indicates that one of the drivers fell…
Tag: violent aggression
Chile owes Bolivia 122 kilometers of coastline – Chile le debe a Bolivia 122 kilómetros de costa
El Diario: 142 years of the Chilean invasion The lawyer Víctor Hugo Chávez Serrano reported that, according to new geographic studies carried out on the usurped territories, the territory that was never ceded by the Bolivian State is larger than previously believed. Commemorating 142 years of the beginning of the War of the Pacific that…
Women in situations of violence – Mujeres en situación de violencia
Pagina Siete: They offer a virtual map of contacts to help women in situations of violence It is a service of the Life Without Violence project, of the Swiss Cooperation in Bolivia. Where can a woman who is in a situation of violence turn in the municipalities? The Life Without Violence project, of the Cooperation…
Víctimas rechazan amnistía y creen que genera impunidad – Victims reject amnesty and believe it generates impunity
Pagina Siete: Those affected by the violence prior to November 12, 2019 see little progress in the investigations and point out that the norm favors the accused. The victims of the acts of violence, prior to November 12, 2019, rejected the presidential decree of amnesty and pardon for political persecution and humanitarian reasons. They expressed…
Extorsión – El Alto – Extortion
Editorial, El Deber: A kidnapped mayor The mayor of El Alto, Soledad Chapetón, was kidnapped by residents of the 14th district of that city, and was held in the Virgen de Urkupiña temple from 4:00 p.m. on Saturday until late at night as a measure of pressure to force her to sign an agreement to…
Bolivia contacts ICC over ex-president Morales ‘crimes’
AFP, Yahoo News: Bolivia’s government announced on Friday it has contacted the International Criminal Court to denounce former president Evo Morales for “crimes against humanity” over last month’s mass roadblock movement. The government accused Morales of “terrorism and genocide” over the 12-day campaign that saw hospitals complain they were unable to receive urgent medical supplies…
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