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Bolivia: Military is still positioned out front of the gas plant in Senkata, with residents paying them a visit, calling them murderers for the operation which left reportedly 8 dead here outside the premises.pic.twitter.com/dXTRtzTJ7W
Many residents are frightened of the military and police for having terrorized Senkata. Others choose to stand on the frontline and stare them down, just one day after a massacre in this same location. #Boliviapic.twitter.com/VnhbyU3s0F
they can block all the roads if they want but if they want to get into the oil plant, they are going to be shot same way if a group of people want to break into a oil plant in Rusia, China USA Mexico Japan North Korea.......
They blocked the road. Your approval did not stop the military from shooting them.
let them blow up the plant and kill 100.000 people, Venezuelan snipers, and FARC comandos killing indigenous people as disposable means to regain power and fit your narrative
You know but you don’t want to realize. These people is pretending to burn that hydrocarbon plant, that is absolutely against any law. Military has to preserve Bolivia assests. These people is doing terrorism. You know that, do not change the information.
@CamilateleSUR is manipulating the facts and writing in English in an attempt to misinform the audience outside BOLIVIA. Do not trust this so called journalist.
The army protected a Gas Plant that Evo’s followers (the mob now descending to LPZ) attempted to torch with the corresponding devastation that could follow (Mexico BLEVE 1984). The army didn’t only protect the people from El Aalto, but also saved Evo’s followers... from themselvs
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