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Spokesperson Morgan Ortagus on Bolivia

By U.S. Embassy La Paz

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November 27, 2019

Transitional President Áñez & every legislator from every party in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly unanimously approved a law paving a path for new elections. This represents a major first step in restoring the Bolivian people’s faith in their democratic institutions.

Transitional President Áñez & every legislator from every party in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly unanimously approved a law paving a path for new elections. This represents a major first step in restoring the Bolivian people’s faith in their democratic institutions. pic.twitter.com/JToXE5QF0C

— Ned Price (@StateDeptSpox) November 26, 2019

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