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Almost 24 hours after the Porongo tragedy, the Minister of Government, Carlos Eduardo Del Castillo, posted a tweet stating that they will continue to investigate the case; while his political detractors demanded

Food handling and types of cuts, which began on April 20 and ended on May 16, is a new course taught by the teacher and chef Fernando Catalán, in six lessons published

Openly declared a lover of horses, according to her words when referring to these animals and what can be seen on her official Facebook profile: Luciana J. Equine Veterinary, with more than

The Secretary of Citizen Security of the Government of Santa Cruz, Rubén Suárez, describes as “alarming and worrying” the situation experienced yesterday Tuesday in El Cuchi (Porongo) where three uniformed men were

State legislators and poll workers described how their lives were turned upside down by threats of violence because Donald Trump singled them out in his ambition to reverse the results of the

Getty Images The ninth day of protests in Ecuador was marked by clashes between security forces and demonstrators, who continue to demand economic, social and political reforms from the government of President

A bill presented by the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) to the Legislative contemplates the use of gold reserves as collateral to obtain international credits and the eventual conversion of bullion into

This Andean Amazon New Year holiday meant for the country the amount of 539 cases of Covid-19 which is higher than the data recorded in past days. This Tuesday, the celebration of

In the Amazonian Andean New Year holiday the mobilizations in the country did not stop and this Tuesday they marched in Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. In Santa Cruz, a thousand people marched

In an armed attack on a Porongo police patrol three uniformed men were riddled with bullets, sources from the Santa Cruz Police Command confirmed to EL DEBER. It all happened when uniformed