Secretary Pompeo on Bolivian Recognition of President Guaidó

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Secretary Pompeo on Bolivian Recognition of President Guaidó

By U.S. Embassy La Paz

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November 17, 2019

Secretary Pompeo on Bolivian Recognition of President Guaidó

International support for @JGuaido continues to grow. Thank you interim President @JeanineAnez for #Bolivia’s recognition of the legitimate leader of #Venezuela — 58 countries now stand with the Venezuelan people in their struggle for a return to democracy. #TodoVzlaDespierta

International support for @JGuaido continues to grow. Thank you interim President @JeanineAnez for #Bolivia’s recognition of the legitimate leader of #Venezuela — 58 countries now stand with the Venezuelan people in their struggle for a return to democracy. #TodoVzlaDespierta

— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) November 17, 2019

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Secretary Pompeo on Bolivian Recognition of President Guaidó

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