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Two right-leaning candidates will contest an October 19 runoff after the Movimiento al Socialismo lost the first round. An analyst's assessment that the shift reflects recurring voter rejection of the status quo.
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Two right-leaning candidates will contest an October 19 runoff after the Movimiento al Socialismo lost the first round. An analyst's assessment that the shift reflects recurring voter rejection of the status quo.
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Bolivia dossier
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General Juan José Zúñiga led soldiers who breached a palace door with a military vehicle in an attempt to remove President Luis Arce. The soldiers withdrew in under three hours after the wider military and police remained loyal to Arce.
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Bolivia votes in a presidential runoff between two right-leaning candidates on Sunday, after the long-ruling leftist Movimiento al Socialismo suffered a surprise defeat in August's first round vote.
Two right-leaning candidates will contest an October 19 runoff after the Movimiento al Socialismo lost the first round. An analyst's assessment that the shift reflects recurring voter rejection of the status quo.
Open source reportBolivia's ex-Pres. Evo Morales claimed he survived an assassination attempt yesterday and accused his bitter rival, incumbent Pres. Luis Arce, for orchestrating the attack. Meanwhile, Arce's Deputy Security Minister said police are investigating whether Morales had staged "a possible self-attack" to win voters' sympathy.
Former president Evo Morales accused President Luis Arce of orchestrating an attempt on his life, while a deputy security minister said police were examining whether Morales staged the incident. Their party-leadership conflict will likely worsen before the next election.
Open source reportThere may be some truth to that: Arce is competing with his popular predecessor, Evo Morales... for their leftist party's 2025 nomination
Zúñiga’s allegation that Arce asked him to stage an incident to improve the president’s popularity, then assesses that the claim may contain some truth because of Arce’s rivalry with Evo Morales.
Open source reportA senior Bolivian general, Juan José Zuñiga, staged a brief and bizarre coup attempt yesterday.
General Juan José Zúñiga led soldiers who breached a palace door with a military vehicle in an attempt to remove President Luis Arce. The soldiers withdrew in under three hours after the wider military and police remained loyal to Arce.
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