November 13, 2019 "Information
Clearing House" -"I immediately assume the presidency of the State
and I undertake to take all necessary measures to
pacify the country," said Áñez, who is the second
vice president of the Senate of Bolivia and from the
right-wing Social Democratic Movement.
The senator
proclaimed herself president only with a minimum
presence of deputies, all from the opposition.
“The Bible returns to the Palace,” says the new self-declared president of Bolivia, Jeanine Áñez, in a shot against indigenous communities.pic.twitter.com/6uQxeIZXf4
On Tuesday, an extraordinary session of both
chambers (Deputies and Senate) of the Plurinational
Legislative Assembly (Parliament) was convened, but
the representatives of the Movement to Socialism,
which are the majority, did not attend because they
did not have guarantees for their safety and that of
their family members, therefore, Parliament had
suspended its session due to the lack of quorum.
Bolivia is going through a political crisis after
the forced resignation of President Evo Morales, his
vice president Álvaro García Linera, and presidents
of the Deputies and Senator's chambers, due to the
wave of opposition violence that lashed out
at indigenous and peasant population.
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The coup was consumed when the Organization of
American States (OAS) issued a preliminary report on
alleged irregularities in the electoral process of
October 20, as well as the "suggestion" of the Armed
Forces for Morales to resign.
Violence in the country continues by radical
opposition groups that have burned symbols of the
indigenous population. Meanwhile, in La Paz,
thousands of supporters of Evo Morales are being
mobilized in rejection of the coup d'état and its
discriminatory and racist acts.
The new President of Bolivia: "I dream of a Bolivia free of satanic indigenous rites, the city is not for the Indians who should stay in the highlands or the Chaco". pic.twitter.com/nMwKx21nKp
Bolivia: Opp. leader Anez brandishes bible, waves to
supporters after claiming interim presidency
Bolivia: Pro-Morales indigenous people march against
interim president Anez in La Paz
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