The criminal response of the dictatorship.

By: Guido Añez Moscoso - 12/04/2025

Guest columnist.
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All political actors must understand that Bolivia is not experiencing a democracy, but rather a dictatorship that has been in place since October 2003.

In October 2003, they conspired with the FARC, Shining Path, and the ELN to overthrow a constitutional government. Amnesty was declared for the conspirators and all democratic political actors were prosecuted. Many applauded the measure, unaware that they were shooting themselves in the foot.

The victims were accused of genocide.

Then came the case of the Hotel Las Americas, which was a decisive blow to the opposition of the media luna. They infiltrated the civic democratic movement and eliminated some of their infiltrators to avoid leaving traces.

The victims were accused of terrorism.

They ambushed people brought from Chapare with military training to Pando, made fake videos, took over that department, and mercilessly killed people from the town.

The victim was kidnapped and deprived of liberty for more than 10 years.

They committed fraud, they ignored an adverse electoral result from a referendum, the people rose up, the coward fled, then returned, retook power, and kidnapped the Constitutional President and the governor of Santa Cruz, and they are being held prisoner, accused of a crime they didn't commit.

Now they're going after the political commentators, those who defend the freedom of political prisoners, those who speak out against the government.

They staged their own coup and fabricated a documentary, of very poor quality, and now they're using it to paralyze a divided opposition that, because of this mistake, could render them all unviable.

They are not politicians, they are criminals, acting like an organized mafia that has seized political power, and they annihilate anyone who gets in their way, not physically, but they do try to assassinate their reputation.

Today, more than ever, unity is needed. Stop being childish and self-centered. The homeland comes first. Regaining freedom is the task of this generation. Anyone who doesn't understand this is doomed to be the next victim, or succumb to humiliating collaboration with the dictatorship.

My full solidarity with the victims of the dictatorship, with the new victims, with those of yesterday, and with all the men and women who are victims of repression in our country.

LONG LIVE FREE BOLIVIA!!!!!!!!!!!

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