The interim government of Bolivia denounced Evo Morales for rape and human trafficking

The interim government of Bolivia filed a new complaint against the former president on Thursday Evo Morales, this time for crimes like rape and human trafficking following a alleged relationship with a minor. The acting Deputy Minister of Transparency, Guido Melgar, pointed out that the judicial presentation was made by virtue of the appearance of … Read more

“He’s my lover”: 19-year-old man declares in court that he is Evo Morales’ girlfriend amid investigations against the former president

A young woman named Noemí, 19 years old, declared before the Bolivian justice that she has a sentimental relationship with the former president of that country Evo Morales, whom she met when she was 16. The statement was recorded in a document of the Special Force to Fight Crime (Felcc) released by journalist John Arandia … Read more

Elections in Bolivia: Jeanine Áñez requested the resignation of all her ministers after announcing her candidacy in Bolivia | nndc Latin America

Updated on 01/26/2020 at 23:09 – Peace [Reuters]. The interim president of Bolivia, Jeanine Áñez, asked on Sunday the resignation of all his ministers for “face this new stage of democratic transition management ”, after announcing that she will be a candidate in the next May elections. ► Bolivian minister resigns in rejection of the … Read more

Bolivian government breaks diplomatic relations with Cuba

Jeanine Áñez – (CNN Spanish) – The Government of the interim president of Bolivia, Jeanine Áñez suspended her diplomatic relations with Cuba. The announcement was made at a press conference on Friday by the Minister of the Presidency, Yerko Núñez. Núñez explained that the decision was taken by “the recent and inadmissible expressions of Foreign … Read more

José Miguel Vivanco: “Evo Morales was criticized, but the coup d’etat in Bolivia is inadmissible”

José Miguel Vivanco, executive director for the Americas of Human Rights Watch, believes that it was unacceptable that Evo Morales he will resign from the presidency of Bolivia at the suggestion of the military chief because that is like a coup d’etat. In the case of Mexico, Vivanco says that he does not see that … Read more