Prison Detainees in Bolivia: Bad Fruit of a Slow Judiciary System
Prison Detainees in Bolivia: Bad Fruit of a Slow Judiciary System On June 3, 2011, the Bolivian antidrug police arrested Jacob Ostreicher, an Orthodox Jew from Brooklyn, New York, for…
Contrary to Popular Belief: Lynching in Bolivia Decreased Significantly in 2011
Since the legal recognition of community justice in the 2009 constitution, Bolivia’s political opposition and the press have repeatedly blamed Morales administration legal reform initiatives for a supposed increase in…
Sachs Versus the Facts on Bolivia
Jeffrey Sachs casts himself as the US’s ‘progressive’ candidate to head the World Bank, and from his analysis it’s clear that he is a better economist than historian. Nothing reveals…
Consultation Bill* Presents Potentially Viable Model, but Too Late to Address TIPNIS Tensions
The protracted conflict over road construction through the Isiboro Sécure National Park and Indigenous Territory (TIPNIS) has stemmed, in large part, from the government’s failure to first consult the affected indigenous…