Bolivia's president denies being behind attempted coup and says the general acted 'on his own'
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In his first appearance before the press after the failed apparent coup, Arce said: “I am not a politician that is going to win popularity through the blood...
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Attempted coup in Bolivia fails after president calls on country to mobilize in defense of democracy
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Bolivia's president denies being behind attempted coup and says the general acted 'on his own'
"We need the Bolivian people to organize and mobilize against the coup d'etat in favor of democracy," Luis Arce said in a televised message to the country alongside his ministers inside the presidential palace.
By Tara John, Abel Alvarado and Stefano Pozzebon, CNN (CNN) — Bolivian President Luis Arce stared down a short-lived attempted coup on Wednesday, after calling on the public to “organize and mobilize” in defense of democracy as soldiers and armored military vehicles surrounded government buildings i…
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Armored vehicles rammed the doors of Bolivia’s government palace Wednesday in an apparent coup attempt against President Luis Arce, but he vowed to stand firm and named a new army co
President Luis Arce urged Bolivians to "mobilize in favor of democracy" after the military broke into his La Paz residence. World leaders condemned the coup attempt, leading to the soldiers' withdrawal.
In his first appearance before the press after the failed apparent coup, Arce said: “I am not a politician that is going to win popularity through the blood...
Bolivia President Luis Arce has denied being behind the attempted coup against him, and said that the general who apparently led it “acted on his own.” In his first appearance
LA PAZ, Bolivia -- Bolivia President Luis Arce on Thursday denied being behind an attempted coup against him and said the general who apparently led it "acted on his own," lashing out at accusations that he had asked for the mutiny in a plan to boost his popularity.
Bolivian President Luis Arce has denied being behind an attempted coup against him and said the general who apparently led it “acted on his own,” lashing out at accusations that
Bolivian President Luis Arce has denied accusations linking him to an alleged coup attempt that was allegedly orchestrated by General Juan José Zúñiga.
Bolivian President Luis Arce has denied being behind an attempted coup against him and said the general who apparently led it “acted on his own,” lashing out at accusations that he had asked for the mutiny in a plan to boost his popularity.
Bolivian President Luis Arce on Thursday denied any involvement or prior knowledge of a failed coup attempt led by the country's former top military commander who alleged the president had asked him…
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