U.S. Embassy Bolivia did not issue a statement on the census conflict

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U.S. Embassy Bolivia did not issue a statement on the census conflict

By U.S. Embassy La Paz

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November 2, 2022

The United States Embassy in Bolivia emphatically denies having issued the statement spreading on social media.

https://boliviaverifica.bo/en/embajada-de-estados-unidos-en-bolivia-no-emitio-un-comunicado-sobre-el-conflicto-por-el-censo/

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