- A military coup appears to be underway in Bolivia, with soldiers taking over government headquarters in La Paz.
- President Luis Arce has denounced the military’s actions as “irregular” and called for the respect of democracy.
- Former President Evo Morales has denounced the actions and called for resistance.
- The Minister of the Presidency, Mariana Prado, reported from the presidential palace, stating that Morillo Square was seized by military tanks and troops, highlighting the irregularity of the situation.
- The unrest began following a statement from the general commander of the army concerning former President Evo Morales, leading to his dismissal.
- Despite being dismissed, the former general commander of the army allegedly did not comply with orders to vacate Morillo Square, leading to a confrontation with President Arce.
- Bolivia is facing an economic crisis, with shortages of gasoline, a lack of dollars, and rising prices, contributing to the tense situation.
- The situation remains fluid, with ongoing developments as the military maintains a presence in key areas of the capital.
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