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Nadia Cruz, the current Interim Defender, the former magistrate Wilber Choque and the former prefect of La Paz, Adolfo Soliz, They appear on the list of authorized persons approved by the Joint

Page Seven Digital The deputy of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) Gualberto Arispe stated this Tuesday that neither the legislators nor the leadership of the Six Federations of the Cochabamba Tropics have

The Santa Cruz Departmental Service reported that this Friday 133 new cases of Covid-19 were reported throughout the department. Of the total number of confirmed cases on this day, 132 correspond to

Page Seven Digital The First Court of Anticorruption Sentencing of La Paz determined that the oral trial against former president Jeanine Añez, the former heads of the High Command of the Armed

The Peruvian Prosecutor’s Office requested this Friday that precautionary measures be issued that include movement restrictions on former Prime Minister Guido Bellido and politician Vladimir Cerrón, founder of the party Free Peru

Page Seven Digital President Luis Arce will travel this Thursday, April 7, to Buenos Aires, where he will meet with his counterpart from Argentina, Alberto Fernández. The heads of state will address

The UPSA is, for the eighth consecutive year, the university with the best corporate reputation in Bolivia, According to the ranking just published by the Corporate Reputation Business Monitor (Merco) Ninth Edition,

Page Seven Digital The Mixed Commission of the Constitution, which is carrying out the process of selecting and appointing the Ombudsman, authorized the nomination of the interim authority Nadia Cruz and disqualified

This Friday the Municipal Council of Santa Cruz de la Sierra met virtually because seven of its 11 councilors are in Medellín, Colombia. This meeting was marked by the “defective” internet connection,

Page Seven Digital In the midst of the controversy over the alleged cover-up of drug trafficking in Valle Sacta, in the Cochabamba tropics, the Minister of Government, Eduardo del Castillo, excused himself