The truck crashes into the gate of the Bolivian presidential palace information on the latest headlines.
The coup attempt to overthrow the government of Bolivian President Luis Arce failed to push back the army’s pen and arrest the general who led the uprising.
In the rapidly growing situation in the South American country of 12 million people
In the rapidly growing situation in the South American country of 12 million people, its democracy was threatened as armed troops tried to take control of the presidential palace of the official La Paz.
Armed tanks, led by rebel military leader Juan Jose Juniga
Armed tanks, led by rebel military leader Juan Jose Juniga, allegedly entered the door of the presidential palace in La Paz and deployed hundreds of armed troops.
Mr RK said attempts at insurgency were going on in the country and ordered the General Commander of the Army to stand up before he was sacked and taken into custody.
Television footage showed masked members of the army being forced into the palace before Arse confronted the rebel leader. read more
#Bolivian citizens faced off with soldiers blocking streets in La Paz after President Luis Arce described it as a “coup” attempt against his government. pic.twitter.com/2VNGFJ9xeo
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