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A political crisis is raging in Bolivia as a new interim government tries to restore stability.
Jeanine Anez assumed temporary control of the Senate last night, putting her next in line for the presidency.
Morales has vowed to “continue the struggle”.
This comes as his supporters and foes clashed on the streets of La Paz following his resignation.
It follows weeks of protests against the re-election of the 60-year-old.
Ireland’s ambassador to Mexico Sonja Hyland was in attendance in Havana last night.
“All I want is justice and the truth,” Caroline Dwyer, mother of Michael who was shot dead in 2009, said today.
President Evo Morales says the baby died ten years ago, his ex says the child is still alive. Others say the baby never existed…
It sounds delicious, frankly.
Until now, the official line was that Dwyer had died in a shootout with police in Bolivia.
Nicaragua and Venezuela have also offered asylum to the American – one days after denouncing the rerouting of Bolivian President Evo Morales’ plane over Europe amid reports that the fugitive was aboard.
The 30-year-old is believed to be holed up at a Moscow airport looking for a country that will give him safe haven.
Reaction from world leaders to the death of the Venezuelan president yesterday has been mixed.
The family of an Irish man killed by Bolivian state police in 2009 is travelling to the European Parliament today, seeking to secure information about his death.
The Bolivian government has suspended the building of the road following a month-long protest in which police were deployed and used tear gas against demonstrators.
Bolivia’s President even left the car behind and jogged to work yesterday.
What happened when Iran and Bolivia’s leaders pulled on football boots?
Watch as Evo Morales knees a rival politician during heated parliamentary derby.