Senatoarea Jeanine Anez s-a proclamat preşedinte interimar al Boliviei

epa07991997 Bolivian opposition senator Jeanine Anez (C) reacts after assuming the interim presidency of the country, after former president Evo Morales, fled to Mexico to take up political asylum, in La Paz, Bolivia, 12 November 2019. According to media reports, Morales, the first indigenous president of this majority indigenous Andean nation, maintains that his late surge in the balloting in the 20 October elections came after votes from remote rural areas were counted. Amid pressure from violent protests Morales agreed to an audit of the votes by the Organization of American States (OAS), which found that there had been 'clear manipulation' of the vote counting process and stated a new election should be held. EPA-EFE/STR

epa07992042 Opposition Senator Jeanine Anez (C) greets supporters after assuming the interim Presidency of Bolivia after the resignation and exile of former president of Evo Morales, in La Paz, Bolivia, 12 November 2019. According to media reports, Morales, the first indigenous president of this majority indigenous Andean nation, maintains that his late surge in the balloting in the 20 October elections came after votes from remote rural areas were counted. Amid pressure from violent protests Morales agreed to an audit of the votes by the Organization of American States (OAS), which found that there had been 'clear manipulation' of the vote counting process and stated a new election should be held. EPA-EFE/STRINGER

epa07992043 Opposition Senator Jeanine Anez (C) greets supporters after assuming the interim Presidency of Bolivia after the resignation and exile of former president of Evo Morales, in La Paz, Bolivia, 12 November 2019. According to media reports, Morales, the first indigenous president of this majority indigenous Andean nation, maintains that his late surge in the balloting in the 20 October elections came after votes from remote rural areas were counted. Amid pressure from violent protests Morales agreed to an audit of the votes by the Organization of American States (OAS), which found that there had been 'clear manipulation' of the vote counting process and stated a new election should be held. EPA-EFE/STRINGER

epa07992044 Opposition Senator Jeanine Anez (C) greets supporters after assuming the interim Presidency of Bolivia after the resignation and exile of former president of Evo Morales, in La Paz, Bolivia, 12 November 2019. According to media reports, Morales, the first indigenous president of this majority indigenous Andean nation, maintains that his late surge in the balloting in the 20 October elections came after votes from remote rural areas were counted. Amid pressure from violent protests Morales agreed to an audit of the votes by the Organization of American States (OAS), which found that there had been 'clear manipulation' of the vote counting process and stated a new election should be held. EPA-EFE/STRINGER

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