Kuni .G. Isaac
A Bolivian court on Friday found former President Jeanine Anez guilty of mounting a coup in 2019.
Anez was condemned to 10 years in imprisonment.
She’s 54, and has been condemned of making” judgments contrary to the constitution” and” of dereliction of duty.”
Prosecutors said Anez violated morals that guaranteed the constitutional and republican order after Bolivia’s 2019 presidential choices.
Anez, also the most elderly member of the country’s congress, mounted to the administration after President Evo Morales resigned in 2019.
Morales resigned after people and the service called on him to go following a impeached election result.
Bolivia rocked byanti-government demonstrations in 2019
Large demonstrations rocked Bolivia in 2019 after protesters defamed
Morales of apparel choices to secure a fourth term, in rebellion of term limits.
The Organization of American States ( OAS) afterward described uncountable electoral violations in a nearly 100- runner report.
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Socialist Evo Morales had leveled review against a” communal coup” that led to his renouncement in November 2019, just after the chairman election of October 2019.
Anez, a conservative and also vice chairman of the Senate, took power two days after Morales resigned, grounded on the constitutional line of race.
But Morales’s leftist party, Movement for Socialism ( MAS), transacted the picking of Anez.
Anez said her thing was to help the country hold new and transparent choices and that she’d not run for chairman, rankling people when she blazoned her shot in January 2020.
Anez also drew wide review for protests that followed incontinently after she took power, where 20 sympathizers of Morales were killed. The OAS defamed
Bolivian security forces of carrying out a butchery that month.
Morales’ MAS party, which returned to power in 2020, indicted Anez of playing a crucial part in what it claimed was a coup against Morales.
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