Caio Ruvenal
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The alliance between the ‘king of cocaine’ and a Gestapo chief to create the first narco-state in Bolivia (opens the original)
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The city of Cochabamba, in Bolivia’s valleys, has few representations in international popular culture. Perhaps the only one is in the film Scarface (1983), when Cuban immigrant in Miami Tony Montana, played by Al Pacino, visits to close a trafficking deal with a Bolivian drug lord, Alejandro Sosa, portrayed by Paul Shenar. Present during the meeting are the interior minister and an army colonel, who watch on television as a connection is alleged between the country’s military government and the
Bolivia opens investigation into former presidential advisor for alleged links to drug trafficking (opens the original)
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The Bolivian Prosecutor’s Office on Tuesday announced a third proceeding against former presidential adviser Fernando Cerimedo, who had worked on the staff of President Rodrigo Paz. The latest case has been brought on charges of alleged trafficking of controlled substances and concealment of drug trafficking. The Argentine consultant, who is being held in pretrial detention, is already under investigation for alleged illicit enrichment and for attempted femicide against his former partner, Nadia
Discovery in Bolivia sheds light on the mysterious clouded tiger-cat (opens the original)
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They are easy to mistake for a house cat: similar in size, several are completely black, and they have that confident look in their penetrating eyes. At times they can even be docile and remain close to people. They are rarely seen because they are nocturnal and not abundant; there is also little information about them online. However, biologists who study the complex of tiger cat or oncilla species describe it as “one of the most intriguing, enigmatic, and fascinating groups of felines.” And th
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