I notice everyone is talking about Brazil...but Peru is still peripheal Evo Morales Barred From Peru as Foreign Interests Blamed for Deadly Protests Peru has barred Bolivia’s former president Evo Morales from entering the country, as it accuses foreign interests of stirring up deadly protests in support of the imprisoned former president Pedro Castillo. Peru has seen weeks of violent unrest following last month’s removal from power of Castillo, who was arrested on 7 December after attempting to dissolve congress in an attempt to avert his impeachment trial. On Tuesday, 17 more protesters were killed by security forces, bring the number of dead to almost 40. Morales has been vocal in his support of Castillo, another leftist who came to prominence through campesino organisations, and has denounced his arrest as illegal, both on Twitter and in trips to Peru. In a statement issued by Peru’s new government, led by President Dina Boluarte, Morales and eight other Bolivians were on Monday accused of carrying out political activities in the country, in violation of immigration laws. Morales, however, has cast the events in in Peru as the latest in a string of “coups” by rightwing forces across the continent, including Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s recent corruption conviction in Argentina, and his own ouster in 2019, when he resigned after a contested election, mass opposition protests and the army’s suggestion he do so. Some leftwing governments, including Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia, have also criticised the Castillo’s arrest and called for his reinstatement. Morales responded to the travel ban on Twitter, saying it was meant to distract from “the human rights abuses being committed against our Peruvian brothers”. This is not the first time that Morales has drawn controversy for his activities in southern Peru, which he and his former ministers made a habit of visiting after Castillo came to power in July 2021. 🔗Source: The Guardian (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/10/evo-morales-barred-peru-bolivia-pedro-castillo) t.me/g3news

Travel tips A great place for fishing, and the inn Porto Rolim Pesca Hotel, is on the banks of the Mequéns River, which is one of the largest natural nurseries of the Guaporé River on the border with Bolivia. Simple accommodation, but enough to feel comfortable, because no one goes to a place like this to stay inside the room sleeping.

During this night of 30/03/2022, organized crime, another big blow, during a joint operation between the Federal Police, Military Police of the 10th BPM of Rondônia and Gefron-MT, 400 of cocaine hydrochloride was seized. The drug, which originated in Bolivia, was dropped by plane in a rural area of ​​Rondônia, approximately 100 miles from the border. The service managed to discover the location that was hidden waiting for a better time to be transported. person was found at the scene, so None so there was no arrest. This drug would be destined for the great centers of the country, Europe or the United States. According to the UN, drug trafficking moves 17 billion dollars in Brazil and 500 billion worldwide. Today, the world's producers are Afghanistan (opium), Colombia, Peru and Bolivia (cocaine). The consumer is the United States, followed by Europe. With an extensive border with drug-producing countries, Brazil is the gateway to Europe and the United States, and fighting trafficking is a difficult and difficult mission, which we often seem to be drying ice. But how can we not always, and always doing better.

In France, unions say three out of four teachers plan to strike on Thursday against the government’s shifting rules on Covid testing for students, forcing half the country’s primary schools to close. And Bolivia’s vice president David Choquehuanca, who touts indigenous treatments for Covid-19, has contracted the virus for a third time, the government announced. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he had caught it for a second time.

El canciller de Bolivia advierte que el multilateralismo "hace aguas" y que está emergiendo un nuevo orden mundial https://buff.ly/3FdxAMB

Spain broke its scoring record in a World Cup in the 7-0 victory against Costa Rica. Here, there are the biggest wins in World Cup history: Match Hungary vs. El Salvador 10-1 Spain 1982 Hungary vs. South Korea 9-0 Switzerland 1954 Yugoslavia vs. Zair 9-0 Germany 1974 Sweden vs. Cuba 8-0 France 1938 Uruguay vs. Bolivia 8-0 Brazil 1950