The assassin of Che Guevara has just died in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Let’s see in what circumstances the lethal intervention of the Bolivian army sergeant Mario Terán Salazar took place on October 9, 1967: 1) In the midst of combat against the guerrillas in the Churo ravine, the Bolivian soldiers Balboa and … Read more
Hundreds of migrants entered in the last hours irregularly in Chile across the border with Bolivia days after a new immigration law came into force that has sparked controversy in the country and some confusion among the security forces that monitor the roads of the altiplano. SIGHT: Chaos on the border between Chile and Bolivia … Read more
The Minister of the Interior of ChileRodrigo Delgado, said this Thursday that the time has come to further close the country’s northern border, where a new stricter entry law and a “state of exception” have been in force for a few days in four provinces that are the scene of a crisis migratory. “The time … Read more
One day after the Chilean government announced the “Exception status” in various northern border towns and the implementation of the new immigration law, confusion and discontent increased among foreigners who arrived at the border crossings with Bolivia. In Colchane, province of Tamarugal, dozens of migrants crowded without certainty waiting to enter the country or be … Read more
Behind this history of abandonment, a series of abuses are hidden: from sexual abuse to the infamous act of a man for hiding the crime he committed against his own daughter. With 14 years of life, a girl, whose body was still adapting to puberty, received a severe blow after the outrage committed by her … Read more
Carolina Ribera, daughter of former interim president of Bolivia, Jeanine Añez, held a press conference at the gates of the Miraflores Women’s Prison, where she read a handwritten letter from the former president in which she says she is going on hunger strike before the start of the trial against her. The former interim president … Read more
Published on : 01/02/2022 – 00:07 Recycling can be valuable… This is shown by a new United Nations report: Latin America would have lost more than 1 billion dollars for lack of having recovered gold, iron, copper or even aluminum contained in its electronic waste. Thirteen Latin American countries have been assessed by the United … Read more
The Justice, the Prosecutor’s Office and the security forces of Bolivia were criticized this Wednesday as a result of the case of the man who killed two teenagers, extorted and raped more than 70 women and who was free despite having a murder sentence dating back almost ten years. The case became known this week, … Read more