The Army entered the Quemado Palace minutes ago, after President Luis Arce denounced abnormal mobilizations of the armed forces in La Paz.
The president of Bolivia, Luis Arcetook to social media this Wednesday to denounce an attempted Coup d’état by the armed forces, while members of the Army took over the Palacio Quemado, the headquarters of the Bolivian Government.
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In the images captured by television, a tank could be seen forcing the door of the Palace and the subsequent entry of the military into the building.
“We denounce irregular mobilizations of some units of the Bolivian Army. Democracy must be respected,” Indian.
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The actions of the Bolivian Army in La Paz occur within the framework of the dismissal of a Juan José Zúñigacommander of that force that took place yesterday, after statements about former president Evo Morales. “There is going to be a new cabinet, our country cannot continue like this any longer”Zuñiga had advanced.
Morales also used his social networks to call for a popular mobilization in defense of democracy. “We call for a National Mobilization to defend Democracy against the coup d’état that is taking place at the head of General Zuñiga. We declare an indefinite general strike and blockade of roads. We will not allow the Armed Forces to violate democracy and intimidate the people,” he indicated.
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