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'It Was—Then as Now—Clearly a Coup': NYT Finally Gets Around to Reporting OAS Fraud Election Claims in Bolivia Were Bogus

'The OAS Has a Lot to Answer For': New Study Disputes Key Claim That Paved Way for Right-Wing Coup in Bolivia

Eoin Higgins, staff writer

A Bolivian indigenous woman, supporter of Bolivian ousted president Evo Morales, holds a Wiphala flag—representing native peoples—during a protest against the interim government in La Paz on November 15, 2019.

The Organization of American States "greatly misled the media and the public about what happened in Bolivia's elections."

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'They Are Afraid of Democracy,' Says Evo Morales as Bolivian Tribunal Bars Him From Running for Senate

Jake Johnson, staff writer

The former president of Bolivia called the Supreme Electoral Tribunal's...

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USAID Arriving in Bolivia to 'Monitor Elections,' Raising Fears of US Meddling in May 3 Vote

Eoin Higgins, staff writer

A supporter of Bolivian ex-President Evo Morales waves white flags during clashes with riot police following a protest in La Paz on November 13, 2019.

"The Trump administration has clearly picked sides."

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Evo Morales Says He Is 'Absolutely Convinced' US Led Coup in Bolivia to Exploit Lithium Reserves

Reversing Pro-Palestinian Stance of Evo Morales, Bolivia's Coup Government Moves to Restore Ties With Israel

More Than 800 Scholars and Activists Sign Open Letter Demanding US End Support for Bolivia's Coup Regime

Pompeo Calls It 'Democracy' in Bolivia as Post-Coup Violence Grows and Fear of Civil War Intensifies

Evo Morales

Evo Morales Calls for 'Truth Commission' to Expose Deceitful Role of US-Backed OAS in Bolivia Coup

Evo Morales Urges United Nations to 'Denounce and Stop This Massacre' as Bolivian Military Guns Down Protestors

2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) came under fire Monday for her statement on the Bolivian coup.

After Week of Violence and Unrest, Warren Criticized for Conciliatory Remarks on Post-Coup Bolivia

'Pinochet-Style Dictatorship': Bolivia's Coup Government Threatens to Arrest Leftist Lawmakers and Journalists

A Bolivian indigenous woman, supporter of Bolivian ousted president Evo Morales, holds a Wiphala flag—representing native peoples—during a protest against the interim government in La Paz on November 15, 2019.

Massive Anti-Coup Protests Explode Across Bolivia 'Against the Many Violations to Democracy'

A supporter of Bolivian ex-President Evo Morales waves white flags during clashes with riot police following a protest in La Paz on November 13, 2019.

'We Don't Want Any Dictators': Bolivians Flood Streets to Protest Right-Wing, Anti-Indigenous Coup

Military Coup in Bolivia 'Has Been Consummated,' Says Evo Morales as Right-Wing Senator Declares Herself President in Defiance of Constitution

In Statement That 'Reads Like a Chilling Warning of More Coups to Come,' Trump Celebrates Military Coup in Bolivia

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Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)

New Study Finds No Evidence of OAS Fraud Claims, “Very Likely” Evo Morales Won Bolivia’s October Elections in the First Round

Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)

New Report Reviews Changes in Bolivia’s Economy under Evo Morales’s Presidency

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Mark Weisbrot

Silence Reigns on the US-Backed Coup Against Evo Morales in Bolivia

Camila Escalante

NYT Acknowledges Coup in Bolivia—While Shirking Blame for Its Supporting Role

Benjamin Dangl

Bibles at the Barricades: How the Right Seized Power in Bolivia

Laura Carlsen

The Organization of American States Is Eroding Faith in Democracy

Joe Emersberger

WaPo Prints Study That Found Paper Backed an Undemocratic Bolivia Coup

Mark Weisbrot

What Does the Future Hold for US-Bolivia Ties?

John Feffer

Ilana Novick

Bernie Sanders Has the Backing of Leftists Worldwide

Reese Erlich

What's Next for Bolivia After Military Coup?

Joshua Cho

Media Wonder: Why Can’t Venezuela Be More Like Bolivia?