Bolivia's Vice President Alleges Consultations Between President Paz and Far-Right Operative Before State of Emergency
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Bolivia’s vice president, Edmand Lara, presented yesterday a new audio that attributed to President Rodrigo Paz and his former adviser Fernando Cerimedo, in a conversation on how to apply the emergency decree using a “narrative” and announced that the material will be forwarded to the Public Prosecutor’s Office to conduct a research and determine its authenticity, reported the Bolivian media Opinion.
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El Nuevo Cambio. Latin American Summary, September 3, 2026 Photographs and an audio were presented, separately, by government official photographer Manuel Seoane and vice president Edman Lara, where Rodrigo Paz and Cerimedo are observed working together, while the audio reveals a conversation between the two to plan the state of emergency [...] La entrada Bolivia. Photos of Paz and Cerimedo appear and an audio where both plan the state of siege …
Bolivia's Vice President Alleges Consultations Between President Paz and Far-Right Operative Before State of Emergency
The Citizen Original article: Bolivian Vice President Accuses Paz of Consulting Cerimedo Before Declaring State of Emergency Bolivia’s Vice President Alleges Consultations Between President Paz and Far-Right Operative Before State of Emergency Bolivia’s Vice President Edmand Lara has made serious allegations against Rodrigo Paz, claiming that the president sought advice from far-right political operatives […] The entry Bolivia’s Vice President A…
“You will be able to warn that you speak of the state of emergency,” Lara said, before making journalists listen to the audio that came into the hands of the Vice President of the State.
Vice President Lara presented on Monday an audio in which Paz and his advisor allegedly analyze the way in which the state of emergency would be declared.
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