Die Politikerin Jeanine Añez ĂŒbernahm die RegierungsfĂŒhrung und formalisierte die Macht im Rahmen von Vereinbarungen, die von der katholischen Kirche und der EuropĂ€ischen Union unterstĂŒtzt wurden. MilitĂ€r und Polizei schlugen die Proteste zur UnterstĂŒtzung von PrĂ€sident Evo Morales blutig nieder.
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Luis Almagro und der politische Nachhall des Putsches in Bolivien 2019
Der AnstoĂ zu einer Untersuchung ging im September 2020 von einer Gruppe Abgeordneter der Demokratischen Partei aus (amerika21 berichtete). Laut der Website der Kongressabgeordneten Janice Schakowsky kam dabei das Gesetz ĂŒber staatliche Mittelzuweisungen, auswĂ€rtige Operationen und damit verbundene Programme des US-Kongresses zur Anwendung.
Puebla Group Reiterates Its Support for Cuba
Founded in Puebla City (Mexico) in 2019, this group is a political and academic forum that brings together presidents, politicians, and intellectuals of the Ibero-American left. Among its members are former presidents Ernesto Samper (Colombia), Jose Luis Rodriguez (Spain), Rafael Correa (Ecuador), Leonel Fernandez (Dominican Republic), Fernando Lugo (Paraguay), Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff (Brazil), Luis Solis (Costa Rica), Martin Torrijos (Panama), Evo Morales (Bolivia), and Jose Mujica (Uruguay).
‚A New Condor Plan Is Underway in Latin America‘, Morales Warns
These far-right politicians supplied Jeanine Añezâs Interim government with weaponry to repress the pro-democracy protests in Bolivia.
Argentinaâs Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI) and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) were also found to gather information on Morales to destabilize his government.
Argentiniens Ex-PrĂ€sident Macri soll Putsch in Bolivien unterstĂŒtzt haben
Darauf weisen Dokumente hin, die die Lieferung von Munition bestÀtigen.
Lithium-Förderung: Bolivien nimmt Verhandlungen mit Deutschland wieder auf
Im Oktober 2019 hatte der damals noch amtierende Ex-PrĂ€sident, Evo Morales, das Joint Venture zwischen dem staatlichen bolivianischen Unternehmen YLB (Yacimientos de Litio Bolivianos, Bolivianische Lithiumvorkommen) und ACISA (ACI Systems Alemania), einem Firmenableger von ACI Systems, gestoppt. Vorausgegangen waren Proteste von Anwohnern und lokalen BĂŒrgerkomitees aus der Region Salar de Uyuni gegen das Projekt. Sie befĂŒrchteten erhebliche UmweltschĂ€den wie Auswirkungen auf das Grundwasser.
Bolivianische Justiz erlÀsst Haftbefehl gegen Ex-PrÀsidentin
Die Staatsanwaltschaft warf ihnen im Zusammenhang mit einem angeblichen Putsch gegen den langjĂ€hrigen Staatschef Evo Morales âAufruhrâ und âTerrorismusâ vor.
Das Lithium und der Putsch: Bolivien fordert von GroĂbritannien ErklĂ€rung
Der AuĂenminister von Bolivien, Rogelio Mayta, hat den britischen Botschafter zu einem GesprĂ€ch einbestellt und eine ErklĂ€rung zur Rolle GroĂbritanniens bei dem Putsch im November 2019 eingefordert. Er erwarte nun einen Bericht der Botschaft des Vereinigten Königreichs.
Bolivien: Anklage wegen Massaker gegen ehemaliges Regierungsmitglied
Unter seiner Anordnung seien militĂ€rische Einsatzfahrzeuge angefordert worden, um Mobilisierungen zur UnterstĂŒtzung von PrĂ€sident Evo Morales mit Gewalt niederzuschlagen.
Evo Morales & Luis Arce Attend First Joint Event Since Evoâs Return
The President of Bolivia, Luis Arce, has joined former President Evo Morales for a Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) event in Cochabamba, marking their first get together since Moralesâ return.
Bolivien: Morales ĂŒbernimmt FĂŒhrung der MAS, Putsch-Minister Murillo setzt sich ab
WÀhrend López in Brasilien geblieben sei, habe Murillo ein Flugzeug nach Panama genommen, erklÀrte Aguilera. Gegen beide liegen mittlerweile Haftbefehle vor.
Morales confirms Bolivia return, with chaperone
Bolivia‘s former president Evo Morales confirmed on Saturday that he will return from exile on Monday but said that Argentina leader Alberto Fernandez would accompany him „for security reasons.“
Bolivia: Workers Union Commits To Safeguard Arce‘s Swear-in Event
For the past several weeks, right-wing organizations have been encouraging violent actions to create chaos and hinder the presidential change of command.
Evo Morales Will Return to Bolivia On November 9
RodrĂguez said that two days later, on November 11, Morales will go to the Tropic of Cochabamba, where he would stay.
RodrĂguez recalled that last year, on November 11, the president was forced to leave his country after the civil-military coup carried out against him.
Bolivia: Terrorism Charges Against Evo Morales Overridden
The judicial authorities declared valid a request for freedom filed by Moralesâ defense, considering that the ex-presidentâs fundamental rights were violated.
Morales kĂŒndigt RĂŒckkehr nach Bolivien an
âMein gröĂter Wunsch ist, nach Bolivien zurĂŒckzukehren. Es ist nur eine Frage der Zeitâ, sagte Morales gestern (Ortszeit) bei einer Pressekonferenz in seinem Exil in der argentinischen Hauptstadt Buenos Aires.
Argentina: President to Ensure the Vote for Bolivian Residents
„We have not recognized that government since it was born. We only maintain consular relations because many people are coming and going, especially Bolivians in Argentina, and we do not want to harm them. But the truth is that the level of hostility has been very high,“ said Sola.
Congress should investigate OAS actions in Bolivia
The secretary general of the OAS, Luis Almagro, stated publicly that he believed it was a fraudulent election. He also repeatedly claimed, without evidence, that the election was âstolen.â Almagro, in his own bid for reelection as secretary general, appeared to be courting the regionsâ right-wing governments
Die Privatisierung des globalen Chaos
Handelt es sich um einen Trend oder eine „neue NormalitĂ€t“, um einen Ausdruck aus dem aktuellen Pandemievokabular in den Bereich der internationalen Beziehungen zu ĂŒbernehmen? Es scheint so. Die Wegbereiter dieser neuen Entwicklung sind wohlhabende Oligarchen mit tödlichen politischen Absichten, die weit ĂŒber AktivitĂ€ten hinausgehen, die fĂŒr Mitglieder ihrer Klasse wohl entschuldbar sind, wie zum Beispiel das AnhĂ€ufen von mehr Reichtum.
Elon Musk Confesses to Lithium Coup in Bolivia
With the agreement now scrapped along with countless other state projects, and with elections now thrice delayed by the illegitimate defacto authorities, the people of Uyuni and social movements around the country say theyâll continue to oppose the ongoing privatization and are organizing against the return of looting of Boliviaâs natural resources by ruthless and exploitative foreign capital.
Strafverfolgung gegen Ex-Regierung in Bolivien vor Wahlen verschÀrft
In Bolivien gehen die De-facto-Regierung der InterimsprĂ€sidentin Jeanine Ăñez und die Justiz weiter gegen Vertreter der letzten gewĂ€hlten Regierung von PrĂ€sident Evo Morales vor.
Argentine Journalist Remains a Political Prisoner in Bolivia
Argentine photojournalist Facundo Molares was arbitrarily detained on Nov. 29, 2019, when Boliviaâs coup-born government led by Jeanine Añez was trying to establish itself in power through censorship of independent media.
InterimsprÀsidentin unterzeichnet Wahlgesetz in Bolivien
Die landesweite Abstimmung wird am 6. September dieses Jahres stattfinden.
Bolivien: De-facto-Regierung plant erneute Aufschiebung der Wahl
Machthaberin Ăñez zögert Abstimmung hinaus und verweigert Unterschrift unter Wahlgesetz. Kritik an Putsch 2019 wird lauter
A Bitter Election. Accusations of Fraud. And Now Second Thoughts.
A close look at Bolivian election data suggests an initial analysis by the O.A.S. that raised questions of vote-rigging â and helped force out a president â was flawed.
Press Release on Disinformation Campaign Regarding the Role of the OAS in the Bolivian Elections
In other words, the statistical study conducted by the OAS did not seek to validate or challenge the results, but rather to identify abnormal or suspicious behavior in the trends, in order to guide the work of the other audit teams, which found incontrovertible evidence of manipulation of the election: secret computer servers with the capacity to modify the results, and adulterated tally sheets. Therefore, the General Secretariat of the OAS continues to stand behind the statistical analysis carried out, understanding that its usefulness was only of an instrumental nature within the overall review of the elections.
The New York Times Admits Key Falsehoods That Drove Last Yearâs Coup in Bolivia: Falsehoods Peddled by the U.S., Its Media, and the Times
Once he fled, Boliviaâs first-ever president from the countryâs Indigenous population was replaced by a little-known, white, far-right senator, Jeanine Ăñez, from the countryâs minority European-descendent, Christian, wealthy region. Her new, unelected government promptly massacred dozens of Indigenous protesters and then vested the responsible soldiers with immunity. Seven months later, Ăñez predictably continues to rule Bolivia as âinterim presidentâ despite never having run for president, let alone having been democratically elected.
OAS Must Retract Its Accusations on Electoral Fraud in Bolivia
The Puebla Group expressed concern over new evidence found in a study by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Tulane, Rodriguez, Idrobo, and Kronick, found that the OAS report on the alleged fraud was „deficient,“ based on „incorrect data“ and „inappropriate statistical techniques.“