Chancellor Met with Ambassadors From Iran and Russia
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After public controversy that arose with the ambassadors of Iran and Russia in Bolivia, Foreign Minister Fernando Aramayo met with both diplomatic representatives to reaffirm the principles of non-interference in bilateral relations. Iran's ambassador, Bahram Shahabeddin, generated controversy because during the possession of Governor Leonardo Loza and expressed his desire that Cochabamba be the capital of Bolivia, generated rejection by politic…
A few days ago, in the framework of the possession of the Cochabambino governor Leonardo Loza, the Iranian ambassador expressed his desire that Cochabamba be the capital of Bolivia. In late April, the Russian Embassy attacked a Bolivian columnist on its social networks.
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