by The New York Times Editorial Board, it seems, rarely meets a coup backed by the US government that it doesn’t approve of. You must elect the correct democratic government - any other is void. Go back and try again. If you fail, we will install one for you!The US has overthrown so many foreign governments that Wikipedia editors feel their article about it is too long and unweildly to read. ???????Bolivian President Evo Morales was overthrown in a U.S.-backed military coup d’état earlier this month after Bolivian army generals appeared on television demanding his resignation. As Morales fled to Mexico, the army appointed right-wing Senator Jeanine Añez as his successor. Añez, a Christian conservative who has described Bolivia’s indigenous majority as “satanic”, arrived at the presidential
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The New York Times Editorial Board, it seems, rarely meets a coup backed by the US government that it doesn’t approve of.
You must elect the correct democratic government - any other is void. Go back and try again. If you fail, we will install one for you!
The US has overthrown so many foreign governments that Wikipedia editors feel their article about it is too long and unweildly to read. ???????
Bolivian President Evo Morales was overthrown in a U.S.-backed military coup d’état earlier this month after Bolivian army generals appeared on television demanding his resignation. As Morales fled to Mexico, the army appointed right-wing Senator Jeanine Añez as his successor. Añez, a Christian conservative who has described Bolivia’s indigenous majority as “satanic”, arrived at the presidential palace holding an oversized Bible, declaring that Christianity was re-entering the government. She immediately announced she would “take all measures necessary” to “pacify” the indigenous resistance to her takeover.
This included pre-exonerating the country’s notorious security services of all future crimes in their “re-establishment of order,” leading to massacres of dozens of mostly indigenous people.
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