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Bolivian political stability and state of exception

Overview

Bolivian political tensions have centered on the maintenance of a state of exception and the legal standing of former President Evo Morales. Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano called on Morales to face the judiciary to prevent potential violence, accusing him of attempting to politicize social movements and sectoral protests.

As the state of exception—originally implemented in June to address road closures and restore order—approached its September expiration, the Plural Justice Commission of the Chamber of Deputies approved a resolution to extend the measure for an additional 90 days. Proponents argue the extension is necessary to prevent social unrest and protect economic stability. However, opposition leader Jorge Quiroga has criticized the move, stating that the prolonged state of exception prevents the processing of critical constitutional reforms required to address issues of autonomy and justice.

Entities

Ernesto Justiniano · Rodrigo Paz · Bolivia · Evo Morales · Libre Alliance

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Timeline

  1. about 13 hours ago

    [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Bolivia Chamber of Deputies approves extension of state of exception

    Bolivia's Chamber of Deputies has approved a 90-day extension to the state of exception, a move critics like Jorge Quiroga say will block essential constitutional reforms.

  2. 8 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Bolivia Defense Minister urges Evo Morales to face justice

    Bolivian Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano urged Evo Morales to face justice to avoid violence and advocated for extending the country's state of exception to maintain stability.

Sources

ahoradigital.net · eju.tv · monteronoticias.com · nuevapresencia.com · observador.cr · rtpbolivia.com.bo