von LinksRhein - 13.10.2003 15:26
http://germany.indymedia.org/2003/10/63312.shtml
In the massacre yesterday in El Alto at least 25 people died, 94 were injured.
Many injured couldn't be recovered because police and military were shooting on everything moving.
Corpses were also transported away by the military so that the exact number of deaths is unknown.
For El Alto the state of emergency has been declared, so has martial law. Under the pressure of the protest the government has announced at a press conference this monday, that they suspend the gas exports for the time being and want to start a dialog with the social movements till the end of this year.
Nevertheless, they still continue to play down the number of deads to be 5 (amongst them a soldier).
http://germany.indymedia.org/2003/10/63312.shtml In the massacre yesterday in El Alto at least 25 people died, 94 were injured.
Many injured couldn't be recovered because police and military were shooting on everything moving.
Corpses were also transported away by the military so that the exact number of deaths is unknown.
For El Alto the state of emergency has been declared, so has martial law. Under the pressure of the protest the government has announced at a press conference this monday, that they suspend the gas exports for the time being and want to start a dialog with the social movements till the end of this year.
Nevertheless, they still continue to play down the number of deads to be 5 (amongst them a soldier).
Warisata 20 Sept.
1. Marcos Quispe Student
2. Juan Cosme (38) Lehrer
3. Primitivo Curaca
4. NN
5. Marlene Nancy Rojas (8)
6. NN Conscripto
Ventilla 3. Okt.
7. José Luis Aatahuichi (41)
8. Ramiro Vargas Astilla (22)
El Alto 11. Okt.
9. Walter Huanca Choque
10. Alex Mollericona (5)
11. NN
El Alto 12. Okt.
12. José Miguel Pérez Cortes
13. Vicente Efrain Pinto (23)
14. Efraín Mamani Quispe (30)
15. Carmelo Mamani (45)
16. Cerna García (20) Soldat
17. NN (20)
18. José Miguel Pérez (23)
19. Efrain Mita Quispe (22)
20. Marcelino Carvajal (52)
21. Constantino Quispe Mamani (43)
22. Marcelo Machicado (53)
23. Jhonny Mamani
24. Máximo Vallejos
25. Augusto Ilari Pari (50)
26. Damián Luna Palacios (42)
27. Adolfo Huanca (45)
28. Flix Calle
29. Richard Charcas
30. Vidal Pinto (23)
31. NN
32. NN
33. NN
34. NN
35. NN
36. NN
Also for Sunday alone, over 94 injured were counted, whereby the number of injured of the whole of the social movement rises over a hundred.
Quelle: http://www.bolpress.com/
Homepage:: http://bolivia.indymedia.org ¦
1. Marcos Quispe Student
2. Juan Cosme (38) Lehrer
3. Primitivo Curaca
4. NN
5. Marlene Nancy Rojas (8)
6. NN Conscripto
Ventilla 3. Okt.
7. José Luis Aatahuichi (41)
8. Ramiro Vargas Astilla (22)
El Alto 11. Okt.
9. Walter Huanca Choque
10. Alex Mollericona (5)
11. NN
El Alto 12. Okt.
12. José Miguel Pérez Cortes
13. Vicente Efrain Pinto (23)
14. Efraín Mamani Quispe (30)
15. Carmelo Mamani (45)
16. Cerna García (20) Soldat
17. NN (20)
18. José Miguel Pérez (23)
19. Efrain Mita Quispe (22)
20. Marcelino Carvajal (52)
21. Constantino Quispe Mamani (43)
22. Marcelo Machicado (53)
23. Jhonny Mamani
24. Máximo Vallejos
25. Augusto Ilari Pari (50)
26. Damián Luna Palacios (42)
27. Adolfo Huanca (45)
28. Flix Calle
29. Richard Charcas
30. Vidal Pinto (23)
31. NN
32. NN
33. NN
34. NN
35. NN
36. NN
Also for Sunday alone, over 94 injured were counted, whereby the number of injured of the whole of the social movement rises over a hundred.
Quelle:
http://www.bolpress.com/ Homepage::
http://bolivia.indymedia.org ¦ 
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