Cerebral Bore posted:

why haven't they arrested and shot this fucker already?

Condiv posted:

fnox is back and ready to take on maduro

Condiv posted:

fnox is back and ready to take on maduro

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Bolivian presidential elections postponed amid coronavirus outbreak
Bolivia’s interim government announced on Saturday it would postpone presidential elections originally slated for May 3 and institute a mandatory countrywide quarantine for 14 days as coronavirus spread across the Andean nation.

The country’s electoral authority said in a statement it would “suspend the elections calendar” for 14 days to match the quarantine, but did not set a new date for the vote.

The tribunal said it would work together with all of the country’s political parties and organisations to determine when to hold the election.

Interim president Jeanine Anez earlier in the day told reporters the quarantine measure would begin Sunday and extend until April 4.

Bolivia earlier this week closed its borders and canceled all international flights.

Anez said supermarkets, hospitals, banks and pharmacies would continue to operate as normal during the quarantine. The government would provide cash payments to needy families with children beginning in April, she said.

Bolivia has confirmed 19 cases of coronavirus.

Ora Tzo posted:

https://twitter.com/camilateleSUR/status/1241588017531420672?s=20

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Speculation is continuing to mount in Brazil over whether its far-right president Jair Bolsonaro has in fact been tested positive for coronavirus.

On 13 March, there were reports – initially confirmed and then subsequently denied by one of Bolsonaro’s sons – that an initial test on president Bolsonaro had come back positive. More than 20 members of a delegation Bolsonaro led to the United States to meet Donald Trump have been infected, including his ambassador in Washington and two members of his cabinet.

The military hospital where Bolsonaro and others were tested, in Brazil’s capital Brasília, was this week forced to hand over a list of names of the patients it had treated, amid concerns Brazil’s leader might in fact have tested positive.

But a leading Brazilian newspaper, the Folha de São Paulo, reported that two names had been omitted for reasons of official “secrecy”.

Now, another newspaper, the Correio Braziliense, has published a report claiming insiders within the presidential palace believe it is possible those two patients “could be Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro and first lady”.

The newspaper claimed all discussion of the list of names was now a “taboo” within the palace. “There is an order against revealing any information about the tests of the president and his wife ‘for national security reasons’,” the newspaper claims.

Bolsonaro has so far refused to make the results of his tests public but is now facing growing calls to do so from political rivals and members of the public.

eric ciaramella posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/andrewdfish/status/1242596108905385984

be an athlete, of course, it's so simple

Negostrike posted:

eric ciaramella posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/andrewdfish/status/1242596108905385984

be an athlete, of course, it's so simple

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Bolivia Suspends Presidential Elections Until Further Notice – Consolidating Dictatorship
March 24, 2020 orinocotribune Bolivia, de facto government, dictatorship, elections, Jeanine Anez, presidential Race, Salvador Romero, Supreme Electoral Court
The Bolivian de facto government declared total quarantine this Saturday, taking effect from Sunday and will last 14 days, as an extreme measure to combat the new coronavirus pandemic.

March 22, 2020.-Bolivian Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) announced on Saturday the suspension of the election calendar due to the total quarantine decreed by the de facto government in the face of the new coronavirus, and therefore the presidential elections scheduled for May 3.

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The U.S. is also expected to announce $25 million in rewards for information leading to the arrest or prosecution of Maduro and Diosado Cabello, head of the ruling socialist party. That’s according to two U.S. officials familiar with the matter. The State Department is expected to announce the reward offers at the same time the Justice Department goes public with the indictments, the officials said.

Fast Luck posted:

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1243203702275690496

I hate my psychotic gangster state

eric ciaramella posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/SDNYnews/status/1243210257205211136/


Nicolas Maduro
Former President

eric ciaramella posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/SDNYnews/status/1243210257205211136/


Nicolas Maduro
Former President

Fast Luck posted:

https://twitter.com/wyattreed13/status/1243244200927408131

yes! the big empanada is going to get his rear end!!

Dias posted:

...just give up on Venezuela already, dudes. Holy poo poo, it's getting to a weird Asterix-level "irredutible Gauls" thing.

Cao Ni Ma posted:

Guido gonna flee to miami again real quick

President IN EXILE

Dias posted:

...just give up on Venezuela already, dudes. Holy poo poo, it's getting to a weird Asterix-level "irredutible Gauls" thing.

Fast Luck posted:

Oh also the US put a warship off Venezuela because of the fake drug smuggling allegations that even DEA data says isn’t happening

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The country's defense ministry suggested the Resolute may have been carrying mercenaries ready to attack Venezuela. The nation's embattled President, Nicolas Maduro, has often accused the US government and its allies of attempting to overthrow him since much of the international community backed Juan Guaido's challenge to his presidency.

Wikipedia posted:

The ship sailed from Buenos Aires on 19 October. On 22 October, the ship entered the port at Puerto Madryn to refuel. After sitting in port for two days, it was revealed that the fuel could not be obtained because of non-payment by the ship operator, One Ocean Expeditions. The Antarctic expedition was cancelled and the ship sailed back to Buenos Aires with all her passengers. Once in Buenos Aires, the passengers disembarked and were left on their own with no reimbursement or compensation. The ship was subsequently arrested in Buenos Aires for non-payment of debts.