#cochala

[letteringlover-potter]

Viva Cochabamba

Muchas felicidades mi querida Cochabamba, mi jardín floreado, mi llajtita, mi corazón de Bolivia.

[moisesquirogaperez]

Carne de Cañón de Jorge Alaniz León Actúan: Moisés Quiroga, Roberto Gallardo, Celso Herbas y Mauricio Aguilar

#TeatroEnBolivia #TeatroCochala #VamosAlTeatro #Teatro #Bolivia #Cocha #Cochala #CarneDeCañon #ArtesEscenicas #SoyBoliviano #SoyBolivia #SoyCochala #Oruro #OruroCultural #Culturas #TeatroEnOruro https://www.instagram.com/p/B50VlWEHUFAoOD68kCvu3NwdTdGdPUD_q18Wt80/?igshid=1v8181ugmvrw1

[plagg-wants-cheese]

PLS JSJDKAKFKQ I CAN'T BREATHE OH MY GOD HELPPPPP THIS IS SO FUNNY

SO YOU GUYS ALREADY KNOW THAT THE SPANISH DUBS MADE AMITY AND LUZ BEST FRIENDS INSTEAD OF GIRLFRIENDS SO THERE WERE PEOPLE ACTUALLY RIOTING BUT LIKE IN A "DISNEY GIVE US OUR REPRESENTATION" WAY AND THE FUCKING DUMBASSES THAT ARE IN THE GOVERNMENT WERE LIKE "THEY'RE RIOTING, THEY ARE TRESPASSING THE FRONTIER OH NO" AND MADE SUCH A BIG DEAL OUT OF IT LMAO THEY EVEN WROTE ABOUT IT IN THE NEWS AND IT SAID SOMETHING LIKE "I DONT SUPPORT THIS CAUSE BECAUSE I'VE NEVER HEARD OF THIS LITTLE WITCH AND HER WEIRD DOG" LMAOO I'LL SHOW YOU

Fandom invades Bolivian borders as a result of an episode of a TikTok series. Today there have been various clashes between a group calling itself "Fans of The Owl House" and the Bolivian Police in different parts of the country. Yacuiba, the border town with Argentina, has been under siege since 9 am. Fans are "upset" about a problem and the country is part of their threats

Bolivia is not having a good week: apart from the brawls between masistas and the opposition, or conflicts with the new regulations due to COVID-19, it adds another new conflict. "Spies were discovered in the second ring of Santa Cruz: they are believed to be cooperating with the Cochala youth force," (SPIES??? WHEEZE) says Hunter Gabriel Quispe, a government minister. "We will not give in to foreigners." He also claimed not to know the reason for the conflict "I do not recognize that witch or her dog."

AND THE PICTURE SAYS

"Amity Blight, do you want to invade Bolivia with me?"

WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON OH MY GOD

"FANDOM INVADES BOLIVIAN BORDERS" I ALREADY LIVE HERE BITCH BUT OKAY I CAN SAY I APPEARED IN THE NEWS

THIS IS SO FUNNY JFC

[coneink]

Podi decir algo en tu modo Cochabamba(? ????

seria una desonra para una cochala decir que... ya no me se jergas cochalas...

solo se jergas cambas Pwp

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Bolivia's social organizations Monday denounced violent attacks by Cruceñista Youth Union and Cochala Youth Resistance, two white supremacist gangs that have been supporting the coup-born regime led by Jeanine Añez.

Cochala Youth Resistance mentioned that Interior Minister Arturo Murillo provided the gang with weapons to attack citizens who were protesting in the Avaroa square, in front of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), in El Alto city.

In Santa Cruz, the far-right gang the Cruceñista Youth Union also threatened to unblock the roads with firearms or "with whatever is in our hands."

[antoine-roquentin]

Áñez and her coalition are polling far behind the Movement for Socialism (MAS), Morales’ party whose ticket consists of Luis Arce Catacora for president and David Choquehuanca Céspedes for vice president, as well as behind the center-right Civic Community party of Carlos Mesa (a former president of Bolivia who also ran against Morales in the October 2019 election and lost). Afraid of a humiliating loss, Áñez pressured the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) to postpone the election to October 18, 2020. There is no guarantee that there will not be a further postponement.

The TSE is now headed by Salvador Romero, whom Morales had decided not to reinstate when Romero’s term ended in 2008 because of Romero’s dangerously close relationship to the United States government. After he was not reinstated, Romero complained to Philip Goldberg, the U.S. ambassador to Bolivia. Goldberg met Romero warmly but could not force Morales to put him back in his position. Nonetheless, the United States provided Romero with a nice post: he took a job in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, at the National Democratic Institute. (The National Democratic Institute, based in Washington, is loosely affiliated with the U.S. Democratic Party.)

While in Honduras, Romero ensured that the violent conditions during the 2013 Honduran presidential elections did not provoke any kind of international condemnation as the far right’s Juan Orlando Hernández (favored by the U.S. government) defeated the left’s Xiomara Castro. Romero and others like him covered up the dirty tricks (such as minimizing the significance of a power outage as Hernández pulled ahead of Castro during vote counting) that led to Hernández’s victory. Romero told the New York Times that despite “the general perception of fraud,” the election was fine. After she took power in November 2019, Áñez—with the backing of the U.S. government—brought Romero back to Bolivia to head the TSE.

All is not well in the camp of the far right in Bolivia. Áñez does not command the field. Carlos Mesa, the candidate of the center-right, is eager to make this election between himself and the MAS, with Áñez stepping aside to allow the votes of the right wing to consolidate behind him. But he has had no luck; she would prefer that he stand down and prolong the wait for an election while she leads.

Áñez came to power due to the shock troops of the far right, groups such as the Santa Cruz Civic Committee (a misnomer), the Resistencia Juvenil Cochala, and the Unión Juvenil Cruceñista. The main figure who had galvanized these groups was Luis Fernando Camacho, a businessman from Santa Cruz with the sensibility of a fascist thug. After the coup, Branko Marinković, who had absconded to Brazil after he was charged with sedition, returned to Bolivia and tried to regain control of these various far-right platforms. The rivalry between Camacho and Marinković, and the uncertainty about the possibility of a right-wing triumph at the polls, has stayed the hand of Áñez and Romero; they would prefer to have no election (using the excuse of the pandemic) over an election that returned the MAS to power.

A week of blockades, marches, and gatherings in early August took place across Bolivia to insist on an election. The protests demanded that the election date of September 6 be reinstated. That is unlikely to happen. But the protests have put the TSE on notice that any further delay of elections—or blatant intervention in election results when they do take place—is likely to result in public outcry.

All the polls suggest that the MAS will win the first round of the election; if the far right and center-right do not coalesce after the first round, and if the left is able to unite, then the MAS might win a two-way second-round election. If the left remains disunited, then this promises to hamper the election prospects of MAS.

In power for 14 years, MAS moved an agenda that made impressive gains for the people. At the same time, over that long period, MAS was not able to please every social sector, every time. Fissures in the camp of the left opened up when Morales was in office, so much so it was the country’s largest trade union federation (Central Obrera Boliviana, or COB) that publicly asked for the resignation of Morales.

Groups such as COB, the Ponchos Rojos, the National Confederation of Indigenous Peasant Women, and the Pact of Unity led the recent protest; they galvanized the people behind the demand for the immediate resignation of the Áñez regime and for immediate elections. Unity between these groups—which have excited the core of the left with their public actions—and the MAS is not yet established. These fissures weaken the left as these organizations proceed toward a continuation of struggles and the election. If the left were to stand together, the return of MAS to power is virtually guaranteed. The main task of the left is to consolidate the unity of the popular forces and to promote the young leadership that has come to the surface in these mobilizations. Unity, they say, is their focus.

Still, though, many people in Bolivia fear that the full array of dirty tricks—including blackouts during the counting of votes—will steal the election from them. It is not hard to imagine that this is what a coup regime has in mind; it did not annul democracy to allow democracy to remove it from office.

[crismicacahuate]

cual es tu comida fav.? :v

Mi comida favorita... uff... es lo de malo ser cochala no saber a cuál elegir xd

Bueno... silpancho oh yeah Bv <3

[elcrackonline]

#FutsalFemenino | La Paz es primer finalista del Campeonato Nacional de Futsal Femenino que se juega en Santa Cruz de la Sierra !!! #LaPaz 5-1 #Cochabamba Una gran noche de la portera Verónica Limachi, que le ahogó en varias ocasiones la alegría del gol a la cochalas. La Paz espera por el ganador de Santa Cruz vs Potosí; que ya juegan la segunda semifinal. #Futsal #ElCrack https://www.instagram.com/p/CfvVCrAMtNg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mundolatinomedia]

Prohíben a Yassir Molina participar en actividades deportivas o culturales - Los Tiempos

Prohíben a Yassir Molina participar en actividades deportivas o culturales – Los Tiempos

El ministro de Gobierno, Eduardo del Castillo, informó hoy que Régimen Penitenciario sancionó a Yassir Molina, miembro de la Resistencia Juvenil Cochala (RJC), con la prohibición de participar en actividades deportivas o culturales.  La determinación se produjo luego de que encontraran tres teléfonos celulares en su posesión, pese a que está detenido en el recinto penitenciario de San Roque, en…

[letteringlover-potter]

Lulu describiendo a los cochalas perfectamente.

Adoro a Lulu.

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#LTahora Protesta de mujeres contra el grupo "Resistencia Juvenil Cochala" en la plazuela de Cala Cala. Rechazan que los miembros de esta agrupación hayan desalojado a mujeres de pollera y califican ese acto como discriminación. La Policía está en el lugar. 📷 July Rojas - LT https://www.instagram.com/p/B8PA4XwhpCM/?igshid=qpj219a4df8f

[msostiz]

Inocentadas bolivianas Hoy, 28 de diciembre, día de los Inocentes y las inocentadas, y al hilo de los turbios tumultos bolivianos, me estoy acordando de la cabronada que me hizo aquel miserable de Pedro Camacho, cochala y editor de la Kipus, y del lameculos de su yerno que sus dioses de pega confundan...

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Estoy seguro que a medida que pasen los días, iremos recordando y nos emocionaremos mucho con lo logrado hasta ahora. 🇧🇴💪🏻 Cada acontecimiento de este último mes se convertirá en un capitulo de nuestra historia.🇧🇴🙌🏻
Una mezcla de sentimientos- decepción, esperanza, miedo, alegría, sorpresa, orgullo, tristeza, enojo… qué no habremos sentido los bolivianos estas pasadas semanas?! 💪🏻 Santa Cruz, Potosi, La Paz con sus lideres cívicos, inspirando a millones, contagiando un poco de esperanza…🙏🏻 Tarija, Beni, Oruro, Sucre, Pando demostrando su apoyo constante al tan necesario cambio, uniendo fuerzas para que se escuche el clamado de un pueblo unido…😁 Nosotros los Cochabambinos, de la misma manera, pero sin un líder en particular, unidos como Cochalas, ayudándonos, defendiéndonos de los constantes ataques que nos rodeaban al estar en el corazón de Bolivia…❤️🇧🇴 Si de algo estoy seguro es que, de escribirse un libro de lo sucedido, aquel capitulo llamado Cochabamba, tendría como protagonistas principales a aquellos que dieron la vida por protegernos. 🇧🇴Héroes en motocicletas, con o sin mascara por seguridad, yendo de un lado de la ciudad a otro, arriesgando todo por mantener la paz, cuidar la ciudad, evitar mayores destrozos…para hacernos sentir seguros. 🏍 A estos héroes que posteriormente se unieron a nuestra policía y fuerzas armadas, para tranquilizar a la población…🚔🇧🇴
GRACIAS, las palabras no alcanzan para agradecerles por tanto, son y siempre serán aquellos guardianes que ayudaron a restaurar la paz y la democracia en nuestro hermoso país. GRACIAS RESISTENCIA JUVENIL COCHALA DIOS LOS BENDIGA 🇧🇴❤️🙏🏻💪🏻👊🏼 🇧🇴 @gopro #hero8 📷 #pazparabolivia #boliviaunida #nofuegolpefuefraude #bolivia #nohaygolpeenbolivia #heroes #resistencia #instagood #instadaily #instagram (at Cochabamba, Bolivia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B497TosjOvu/?igshid=15ocxmxq3zscs

[munove]

Opositores secuestran y agreden a alcaldesa en Bolivia

Un grupo opositor autodenominado "Resistencia Cochala" secuestró y agredió fuertemente a la alcaldesa del municipio de Vinto, Patricia Arce, perteneciente al Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS), partido del presidente Evo Morales (...) La funcionaria fue arrastrada por la calle, obligada a caminar hasta Huayculli, en Quillacollo, donde fue montada sobre una tarima para cortarle el cabello y echarle pintura roja. Los agresores, (...)

etiquetas: bolivia, protestas, agresión

» noticia original (www.telesurtv.net)

[anonchavez]

Bolivia see how the coup armed groups now threaten right-wing candidates

Bolivia see how Resistencia Juvenil Cochala coup armed groups now threaten right-wing candidates: “either they...

Article Bolivia see how the coup armed groups now threaten right-wing candidates was first published in Anon Candanga.

source https://anoncandanga.com/bolivia-see-how-the-coup-armed-groups-now-threaten-right-wing-candidates/

[digiprorec-blog]

Una hermosa canción que quedó en el recuerdo y re editado por Renovación Andina en 2012, "Mi Tradición" de Mario Hugo Romero, Jallalla Cochalas. (Digipro Records)