Title : Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President By Stephen Lendman Global Research, November 13, 2019 Region: Latin America & Caribbean, USA Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice [print] 7 9 0 20 On Tuesday, right-wing extremist senator Jeanine Anez Chavez illegitimately self-declared herself Bolivia’s leader, saying: “I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain. Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and reelected president. He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA. He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.” She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations. Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales. They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers. US Coup Plot to Oust Bolivia’s Evo Morales A senator since 2010, she’s allied with hard-right Bolivian fascist elements. She’s notoriously pro-business, anti-populist, anti-Morales, shamefully calling him a “tyrant.” She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging. Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin. Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing. No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened. Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president. Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities. Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions. Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people. On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power. Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues. * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. Award-winning author Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.” https://ift.tt/1iNPjMF Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2019 Comment on Global Research Articles on our Facebook page Become a Member of Global Research
link : Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President By Stephen Lendman Global Research, November 13, 2019 Region: Latin America & Caribbean, USA Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice [print] 7 9 0 20 On Tuesday, right-wing extremist senator Jeanine Anez Chavez illegitimately self-declared herself Bolivia’s leader, saying: “I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain. Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and reelected president. He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA. He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.” She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations. Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales. They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers. US Coup Plot to Oust Bolivia’s Evo Morales A senator since 2010, she’s allied with hard-right Bolivian fascist elements. She’s notoriously pro-business, anti-populist, anti-Morales, shamefully calling him a “tyrant.” She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging. Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin. Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing. No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened. Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president. Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities. Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions. Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people. On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power. Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues. * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. Award-winning author Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.” https://ift.tt/1iNPjMF Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2019 Comment on Global Research Articles on our Facebook page Become a Member of Global Research
Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President By Stephen Lendman Global Research, November 13, 2019 Region: Latin America & Caribbean, USA Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice [print] 7 9 0 20 On Tuesday, right-wing extremist senator Jeanine Anez Chavez illegitimately self-declared herself Bolivia’s leader, saying: “I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain. Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and reelected president. He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA. He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.” She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations. Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales. They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers. US Coup Plot to Oust Bolivia’s Evo Morales A senator since 2010, she’s allied with hard-right Bolivian fascist elements. She’s notoriously pro-business, anti-populist, anti-Morales, shamefully calling him a “tyrant.” She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging. Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin. Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing. No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened. Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president. Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities. Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions. Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people. On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power. Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues. * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. Award-winning author Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.” https://ift.tt/1iNPjMF Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2019 Comment on Global Research Articles on our Facebook page Become a Member of Global Research
Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President
“I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain.
Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and
reelected president.
He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA.
He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.”
She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations.
Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales.
They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers.
She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging.
Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin.
Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing.
No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened.
Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president.
Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities.
Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions.
Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people.
On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power.
Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues.
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His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.”
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com.
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Thus Article Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President By Stephen Lendman Global Research, November 13, 2019 Region: Latin America & Caribbean, USA Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice [print] 7 9 0 20 On Tuesday, right-wing extremist senator Jeanine Anez Chavez illegitimately self-declared herself Bolivia’s leader, saying: “I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain. Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and reelected president. He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA. He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.” She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations. Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales. They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers. US Coup Plot to Oust Bolivia’s Evo Morales A senator since 2010, she’s allied with hard-right Bolivian fascist elements. She’s notoriously pro-business, anti-populist, anti-Morales, shamefully calling him a “tyrant.” She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging. Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin. Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing. No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened. Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president. Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities. Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions. Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people. On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power. Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues. * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. Award-winning author Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.” https://ift.tt/1iNPjMF Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2019 Comment on Global Research Articles on our Facebook page Become a Member of Global Research
That's an article Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President By Stephen Lendman Global Research, November 13, 2019 Region: Latin America & Caribbean, USA Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice [print] 7 9 0 20 On Tuesday, right-wing extremist senator Jeanine Anez Chavez illegitimately self-declared herself Bolivia’s leader, saying: “I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain. Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and reelected president. He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA. He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.” She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations. Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales. They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers. US Coup Plot to Oust Bolivia’s Evo Morales A senator since 2010, she’s allied with hard-right Bolivian fascist elements. She’s notoriously pro-business, anti-populist, anti-Morales, shamefully calling him a “tyrant.” She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging. Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin. Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing. No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened. Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president. Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities. Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions. Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people. On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power. Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues. * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. Award-winning author Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.” https://ift.tt/1iNPjMF Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2019 Comment on Global Research Articles on our Facebook page Become a Member of Global Research This time, hopefully can give benefits to all of you. well, see you in posting other articles.
You are now reading the article Bolivia’s Self-Declared/Unelected Coup d’Etat President By Stephen Lendman Global Research, November 13, 2019 Region: Latin America & Caribbean, USA Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice [print] 7 9 0 20 On Tuesday, right-wing extremist senator Jeanine Anez Chavez illegitimately self-declared herself Bolivia’s leader, saying: “I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country” — by brute force, she failed to explain. Leadership is earned, not seized. Evo Morales is Bolivia’s four-time democratically elected and reelected president. He stepped down to avoid blood in the streets and possible assassination after the country’s military and police sold their souls to US imperial interests for whatever financial and/or other benefits gotten from the CIA. He denounced Anez’s usurpation as illegitimate, saying she acted “without legislative quorum, surrounded by a group of accomplices and supported by the armed forces and the police, which repress the people.” She’s Bolivia’s US-designated puppet/usurper, similar to Venezuela’s Guaido, figures contemptuous of democracy, the rule of law, equity and justice, pseudo-leaders with no legitimacy, traitors to their nations. Under Bolivia’s constitutional line of succession, lower parliamentary house president Victor Borda, upper house president Adriana Salvatierra, and her deputy Ruben Medinaceli were in line to succeed Morales. They stepped down, likely forced out by internal and external dark forces to avoid assassination, clearing the way for political nobody Anez to seize power — announced before a legislative assembly session boycotted by pro-Morales lawmakers. US Coup Plot to Oust Bolivia’s Evo Morales A senator since 2010, she’s allied with hard-right Bolivian fascist elements. She’s notoriously pro-business, anti-populist, anti-Morales, shamefully calling him a “tyrant.” She, her co-conspirators, and the OAS falsely claimed Morales’ reelection was marred by vote-rigging. Independent analysis proved the process was open, free and fair, Morales defeating lead challenger Carlos Mesa by a double-digit margin. Bolivia’s supreme court backed her usurpation as the highest ranking politician in the line of succession left standing. No one supporting the coup resulting in his resignation has legitimacy, the popular will sabotaged by what happened. Anez is unlikely to calm Morales’ supporters. After her usurpation, members of Morales’ Movement for Socialism (MAS) said they intend convening legislatively on Wednesday to nullify her illegitimate self-designation as president. Following his forced resignation and departure for Mexico, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of the political capital La Paz and other Bolivian cities. Reportedly they confronted military and police/pro-coup security forces, blocked highways, erected barricades, and set police stations ablaze — even though attacked by live fire and other hostile actions. Ahead of Morales’ resignation, CIA rent-a-mobs took to Bolivian streets against democratic rule, committing violence and vandalism, notably against Morales supporters, including MAS politicians and indigenous people. On Tuesday, he urged supporters to challenge Anez’s illegitimate usurpation of power. Bolivia remains in turmoil. The struggle against the CIA-orchestrated fascist power grab continues. * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. Award-winning author Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.” https://ift.tt/1iNPjMF Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2019 Comment on Global Research Articles on our Facebook page Become a Member of Global Research with the link address https://polennews.blogspot.com/2019/11/bolivias-self-declaredunelected-coup.html
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