My Opera
Opposition killed their own
Saturday, December 8, 2007 10:44:18 AM
Last time I wrote about Bolivia and the events taking place over there was 26/11-2007. 
I wrote about the three people that had been killed. Two civilians, a student and a lawyer, supporters of the opposition were killed. Rumours started to spread, the rumours told that the police or military had shot them to death. Therefore, the third person that was killed was a police, he was attacked by a mob who wouldn’t stop till they could take out a revenge on the two civilians that had died earlier on Saturday completely but lynching the police man, outside the military base where the elected representants of the constitutional assembly. On Sunday morning, the body of the police was found, barely recognizable. 
The world is cruel, we have to face the truth! However, the vice president of Bolivia (Álvaro García Linera [picture]) was interviewed late on Sunday evening about the events where people had to die in Sucre, and he stated that he had overheard a conversation of “La Media Luna”, a movement in the eastern parts of Bolivia who want to create their own country (they are rich in natural resources and those involved in the movement are mostly foreigners from Yugoslavia and some Arabic countries), were they mentioned two people who had been killed by the police/military. But their conversation happened a couple of hours before the real event took place! And it was revealed on Monday morning, the shots didn’t belong to the weapons used by the police nor military! It seems like the opposition decided to kill people of their own to blame it and it would not be the first time!
The opposition is claiming that Bolivia needs help from abroad since decisions shouldn’t be taken in military bases, but what can be done if the parliament is stopped by people who don’t want to admit the procedure of a democracy.
A new referendum will be held, to state whether the proposals made for exactly twoo weeks ago by 136 out were sane or something against the Bolivian benefits. This referendum was proposed by “La Media Luna” and Evo Morales, the president of Bolivia accepted their demands to show that democracy does exist in the country opposed to what the opposition claims. This unnecessary referendum will take place within 4 months, it can’t take place earlier since a lot of money needs to finance, an amount of around 50 million Bs (around 5 million dollars).
The opposition is also criticizing the decision of MAS to have the constitutional assembly in Chapare, Cochabamba. Before, when the assembly was moved to the military base, a leader of the opposition said that he would never send members of his party to that meeting since decisions had to be taken in a building with good reputation where independence was created. And now, when the assembly has been moved to another place with a wonderful nature, people of the opposition start to criticize.
/// Mizz Martínez
I wrote about the three people that had been killed. Two civilians, a student and a lawyer, supporters of the opposition were killed. Rumours started to spread, the rumours told that the police or military had shot them to death. Therefore, the third person that was killed was a police, he was attacked by a mob who wouldn’t stop till they could take out a revenge on the two civilians that had died earlier on Saturday completely but lynching the police man, outside the military base where the elected representants of the constitutional assembly. On Sunday morning, the body of the police was found, barely recognizable. The world is cruel, we have to face the truth! However, the vice president of Bolivia (Álvaro García Linera [picture]) was interviewed late on Sunday evening about the events where people had to die in Sucre, and he stated that he had overheard a conversation of “La Media Luna”, a movement in the eastern parts of Bolivia who want to create their own country (they are rich in natural resources and those involved in the movement are mostly foreigners from Yugoslavia and some Arabic countries), were they mentioned two people who had been killed by the police/military. But their conversation happened a couple of hours before the real event took place! And it was revealed on Monday morning, the shots didn’t belong to the weapons used by the police nor military! It seems like the opposition decided to kill people of their own to blame it and it would not be the first time!The opposition is claiming that Bolivia needs help from abroad since decisions shouldn’t be taken in military bases, but what can be done if the parliament is stopped by people who don’t want to admit the procedure of a democracy.
A new referendum will be held, to state whether the proposals made for exactly twoo weeks ago by 136 out were sane or something against the Bolivian benefits. This referendum was proposed by “La Media Luna” and Evo Morales, the president of Bolivia accepted their demands to show that democracy does exist in the country opposed to what the opposition claims. This unnecessary referendum will take place within 4 months, it can’t take place earlier since a lot of money needs to finance, an amount of around 50 million Bs (around 5 million dollars).
The opposition is also criticizing the decision of MAS to have the constitutional assembly in Chapare, Cochabamba. Before, when the assembly was moved to the military base, a leader of the opposition said that he would never send members of his party to that meeting since decisions had to be taken in a building with good reputation where independence was created.
And now, when the assembly has been moved to another place with a wonderful nature, people of the opposition start to criticize. /// Mizz Martínez
Mad Scientistqlue # Saturday, December 8, 2007 2:51:24 PM
Rippripp2002 # Saturday, December 8, 2007 3:45:54 PM
Christopher DaSilvadannii # Saturday, December 8, 2007 5:14:19 PM
Mizz MartínezMizzMartinez # Saturday, December 8, 2007 8:01:29 PM
Ripp: I like Qlue's quote too!
Dannii: what are you implying?
Mad Scientistqlue # Saturday, December 8, 2007 9:47:42 PM
Mizz MartínezMizzMartinez # Saturday, December 8, 2007 9:49:42 PM
Christopher DaSilvadannii # Saturday, December 8, 2007 10:18:58 PM
Mizz MartínezMizzMartinez # Saturday, December 8, 2007 10:21:27 PM
Mad Scientistqlue # Saturday, December 8, 2007 10:23:28 PM
Christopher DaSilvadannii # Sunday, December 9, 2007 2:28:57 AM
Mizz MartínezMizzMartinez # Sunday, December 9, 2007 9:07:06 AM
Christopher DaSilvadannii # Monday, December 10, 2007 5:44:42 AM
Mizz MartínezMizzMartinez # Monday, December 10, 2007 9:45:57 AM
We have something similar over here, and I definitely think that we are able to express our personal ideas, thoughts and believes more than in USA. Why do you want to embellish USA and their 'First amendment'?
Mad Scientistqlue # Monday, December 10, 2007 5:03:43 PM
el_esponjoso # Thursday, December 13, 2007 5:52:59 AM
Saludos
Mizz MartínezMizzMartinez # Thursday, December 13, 2007 8:53:31 AM