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Bolivia: the former president flies to Mexico by airplane

Evo Morales: "The coup d'état destroys the rule of law"

During the night, Bolivian former president Evo Morales has flown to Mexico after his resignation. Morales raised the Mexican flag aboard the plane after he succeeded in obtaining political asylum: he was afraid of being arrested following the renouncement of his post, after heated protests in Bolivia and pressure from the soldiers who had removed the support to Morales and his government. Once the...

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Chihuahua, México, 11/12/2019 10:36
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