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The Coup in Bolivia: The 500 Year War between Indigenous Peoples and the criollos in Latin America
The Alliance between the United States of American (USA) and Latin American conservatives and oligarchs has a new chapter in a bloody and brutal tale of genocide, murder, torture and oppression. The US government in Washington DC has a long history of meddling in… Continue Reading “The Coup in Bolivia: The 500 Year War between Indigenous Peoples and the criollos in Latin America”
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Bolivia, a New Dawn?
La Paz, Bolivia. April 7th, 2017. Bolivian history is a violent one. Marked by a vicious cycle of endless robbery by a few elite criollos of Spanish and European descended people who make up the upper class, especially in the east of the country.… Continue Reading “Bolivia, a New Dawn?”
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A Washington Post Survey Rules out Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
Posted on 28. February, 2020 by Man in the World
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Source: A Washington Post Survey Rules out Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
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