Nancy Condori of El Chairo [es] warns readers of scams in the El Alto, Bolivia bus terminal where individuals are posing as employees of bus companies.
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I can’t read enough Spanish to understand this scam, but the headline made me laugh. It could have described my experience in Quito (or Cairo too for that matter).