Coverage dated September 22, 2024

Rival protesters clash in Bolivia as ex-President Evo Morales leads a march to the capital

Headline from KEYT Santa Barbara

Associated Press EL ALTO, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivia’s pro-government supporters and security forces have confronted protesters loyal to former President Evo

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  1. Green Field Reporter

    Rival protesters clash in Bolivia as ex-President Evo Morales leads a march to the capital - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    EL ALTO, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivia’s pro-government supporters and security forces confronted protesters loyal to former president Evo Morales in a street melee Sunday, the second such violent escalation this week as fears grew of further unrest in the Andean nation.

  2. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Rival protesters clash in Bolivia as ex-President Evo Morales leads a march to the capital (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description

    Associated Press EL ALTO, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivia’s pro-government supporters and security forces have confronted protesters loyal to former President Evo

  3. Washington Times

    Bolivia’s pro-government supporters clash with protesters lead by ex-president Evo Morales (opens Washington Times)

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    Bolivia's pro-government supporters and security forces confronted protesters loyal to former president Evo Morales in a street melee Sunday, the second such violent escalation this week as fears grew of further unrest in the Andean nation.

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