On June 26, an attempt to depose President Luis Arce was led by the head of Bolivia’s Army, who directed armored vehicles to breach the presidential palace in La Paz. The coup failed to garner support from other military units, and the rebelling soldiers quickly surrendered. President Arce has since dismissed the Army commander, now detained, as thousands of his supporters rallied in the capital. President Arce has been grappling with a contentious power struggle with former President Evo Morales, his onetime mentor, which has diverted attention from Bolivia’s worsening economic crisis. Despite these internal challenges, regional leaders swiftly united in condemning the coup attempt and supported Arce. In last week’s edition of #WeeklyAsado, we examined the regional response to the failed coup in Bolivia. Stay informed with our weekly insights from the Wilson Center Latin America Program, Wilson Center Brazil Institute, and Wilson Center Argentina Project. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eJ_J5sVu
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