All articles tagged with #la paz
A New York Times investigation portrays Cesar Chavez’s La Paz compound as a remote, cult-like hub where he wielded tight control, embraced mind-control and Synanon-style tactics, and faced multiple sexual-abuse accusations from former residents and associates, prompting reevaluation of his legacy and renewed scrutiny of the Cesar Chavez National Monument.
A Bolivian Air Force Hercules cargo plane carrying new banknotes crashed near La Paz, damaging about a dozen vehicles on a highway and scattering money on the ground; at least 15 people were killed, with authorities suspending all flights to and from the terminal as rescue teams responded.
A Bolivian Air Force C-130 crashed on final approach to La Paz’s El Alto airport while transporting freshly printed banknotes, destroying cars and scattering money on the highway; at least 15 people were killed, several injured, and two of the six crew members were missing as airport operations were suspended.