Cornejo, Casado, Sagasti and leaders of all parties repudiated the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia

In the last coup d’état in Bolivia, in 2019 the journalist from Mendoza was murdered Sebastian Moro.

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Total repudiation of the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia

From Spain, the vice governor of Mendoza, Hebe Casado, He said: “I condemn the attempted coup d’état carried out by military sectors in Bolivia. Democracy and the will of the people must always prevail.”

The governor later added his opinion Alfredo Cornejo: “I repudiate the recent events that occurred in Bolivia. It is our duty as citizens to respect the legitimately constituted institutions, fundamental to preserving democracy and the rule of law” –

The radical national deputy Julio Cobos, He went further and presented a bill to Congress to repudiate the coup d’état in Bolivia and to request that the nation “interact with other governments in the region to collaborate with the restoration of constitutional order in that country.”

The Kirchnerist national senator Anabel Fernández Sagasti, who is in Brazil, invited by the Lula Institute, posted: “My most energetic repudiation of the military uprising that seeks to install a coup d’état in Bolivia. Democracy must always prevail and the popular will that elected the government of Luis Arce must be respected “Strength the Bolivian people in these dark hours. Democracy always for Latin America.”

Another radical leader who demonstrated was the vice chancellor of UNCuyo, Gabriel Fidel: “The attempted coup in Bolivia is unacceptable and the images coming from our sister nation bring back to life a dark past that we thought had been overcome forever in Latin America. We repudiate the attack on democracy and the rule of law.”

More repudiations from Mendoza to the coup d’état in Bolivia

Emanuel Fugazzotto, provincial deputy of the Green Party: “My most energetic repudiation of the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia. Democracy must be respected above all things.”

Florencia Canali, Peronist provincial senator: “We strongly condemn the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia. Democracy and respect for the will of the people are essential for peace and justice. We support President Luis Arce and the brother Bolivian people.”

Natacha Eisenchlas, provincial senator of the UCR, president of the Cambia Mendoza interblock: “Violence is never the way. The painful experience made Argentina a country of deep democratic conviction and defense of institutions. We stand in solidarity with the Bolivian people.

José Luis Ramón, provincial deputy for Consumers and Citizens: “With deep concern, I condemn the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia. My solidarity with the Bolivian people at this critical hour. It is crucial to defend and respect democracy!”

Gabriela Lizana, provincial representative of the Frente Renovador: “I strongly repudiate the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia. Democracy and the will of the people who elected Luis Arce’s government must be respected. Full support for the Bolivian people in their fight for justice and freedom.”

The word of the national government

The chancellor Diana Mondino assured that “democracy is not negotiated”, by repudiating the attempted coup d’état perpetrated by the Bolivian Armed Forces against the president’s government, Luis Arce.

“Governments, whether good or bad, whether we like it or not, are only changed at the ballot box. They are not changed by violent coups d’état. Democracy is not negotiable.” the chancellor said after the military uprising had already been put down.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs was the first official of the national Executive to issue a message about what happened in Bolivia and she did so two hours after the Bolivian military led by General Juan José Zuñiga They will speak out against the constitutional Government.

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