Latin America Says ‘No to Neoliberalism’: Ecuador’s Ex-Foreign Minister Talks Uprisings and Assange
The Grayzone premieres its new show Red Lines with Anya Parampil with an interview with the former foreign minister of
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Bolivia
Getting Away With Murder: ‘Clash’ as Media Euphemism for ‘Massacre’
By Alan Macleod – December 13th After deposing Evo Morales in a US-backed coup November 11, Bolivia’s military selected Jeanine Añez
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Bolivia: The Naive Mistakes of Evo Morales
By Vicky Peláez – December 9, 2019 Evo Morales, who managed to lift his country out of extreme poverty and
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Indigenous Bolivia Ready to Go to War Against Fascism
By Andre Vltchek December 12, 20D19 “Information Clearing House” – Bolivia, December 2019, three weeks after the fascist coup. It
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Former Bolivian Vice President Arrived in Argentina and Asks for Refuge
Álvaro García Linera requested refugee status, one day after former president Evo Morales did, overthrown just over a month ago.
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Hitting at Cuban Doctors and at Human Solidarity
By W. T. Whitney, Jr.- December 4, 2019 News item: Three rightwing Latin American governments have forced out Cuban doctors
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Bolivia: the 21st Century Coup d’État and its Crimes Against Humanity
By Alex Anfruns – December 12, 2019 After the coup d’état, repression is advancing by leaps and bounds in Bolivia.
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CEPR: OAS Final Bolivia Election Report Raises More Questions about its Own Work than It Answers
Washington, DC ― The Organization of American States’ final audit report on Bolivia’s October 20 elections appears intended to “justify
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Evo Morales Arrives in Argentina (Images)
Bolivian President Evo Morales, deposed by a coup d’etat in his country on November 10, arrived Thursday in Argentina from
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Bolivia: Añez Announces Visas Eliminated for Israel and US Citizens
The de facto government of Bolivia announces that it is eliminating the visa requirement for the entry of tourists from
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