Thursday 05 June 2008, San José, Costa Rica

/ LATIN AMERICA

Send this page to a friend

 HOME PAGE  •  ADVERTISE WITH US  •  SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

   | SEARCH • ARCHIVES 


Another Copter Crashes In Panama City
Nicaragua, Venezuela Trade Pact Takes Off
Villagers Attack Customs Officials in Bolivia
Brazilian Government announces New Anti-Deforestation Measures
50 Detained In Chile In Protests Against Proposed Education Law

Villagers Attack Customs Officials in Bolivia
A group of people attacked customs and military officials in a northern Bolivian town on Tuesday, news reports reaching here from the Bolivian capital La Paz said.

The attack took place in Desaguadero after a ceremony held by the local military authorities, the interim chief of the National Customs of Bolivia (ANB) Cesar Lopez said.

The attackers threw stones and sticks at the vehicles of customs and military delegations attending the ceremony, Lopez said. "We have problems leaving Desaguadero."

Lopez said the aggressors were smugglers. They are against customs regulations, saying the regulations are harming their interests, Lopez said.

Desaguadero is located on the southern side of Lake Titicaca, in the province of La Paz.
 

 

 

 

 
 

Advertise With Us | Subscribe To Our Newsletter | Archives | Search | About Us Online Shop | Learn Spanish | Photo Gallery |  Links
2133-1000 San José, Costa Rica  E-Mail: editor@insidecostarica.com  Telephone: (506) 8845 5800  / (506) 2231 3205  Fax: (506) 2232 6337
©2008  INSIDECOSTARICA.COM  All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy For more information on this website contact: webmaster@insidecostarica.com
Website Design, Hosting & Maintenance by: iStarmedia Internet Solutions