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La Paz, May 3 (EFE), .- Former president of the Bolivian Senate Eva Copa, was sworn in Monday as mayor of El Alto, the second most populated city in the country, and made a call to the people of El Alto and Bolivia in general to work for the unity of the country. (Camera: GINA BALDIVIESO)SHOT LIST: SWEAR IN CEREMONY OF EVA COPA AS MAYOR OF EL ALTO, BOLIVIA.
La Paz, Nov 8 (EFE).- The inauguration of Bolivian President Luis Arce on Sunday means the return of Evo Morales' Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) party to power after a year during which the country had a transition government that was harshly criticized by the new leader in his inauguration address.Arce was sworn in at a ceremony at the Legislative Palace in La Paz before world leaders such as Spain's King Felipe VI, the presidents of Argentina, Colombia and Paraguay - Alberto Fernandez, Ivan Duque and Mario Abdo Benitez, respectively - along with representatives from other countries in the Americas, Europe and Asia. (Camera: NACHO MARTIN). SHOT LIST: THE INAUGURATION CEREMONY OF BOLIVIA'S NEWLY-INAUGURATED PRESIDENT LUIS ARCE AT THE CASA GRANDE DEL PUEBLO, IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA.
Lauca Ñ, Aug 4 (EFE).- Bolivia's ruling Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) party, led by ex-President Evo Morales, is holding a congress on Wednesday aimed at promoting unity and overcoming some recent internal tensions.The meeting is being held in this tropical lowland town in the central department of Cochabamba, considered that left-wing party's main bastion of support."We're a single heart and a single force," said Bolivian ex-Foreign Minister Fernando Huanacuni, a member of one of the delegations that arrived from different parts of the country. (Camera: CLAUDIO ÁBREGO).SHOT LIST: THE ORGANIC CONGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT FOR SOCIALISM (MAS), IN THE COMMUNITY OF LAUCA Ñ, BOLIVIA.
La Paz, Mar 29 (EFE).- President of Bolivia Luis Arce and former president Evo Morales made calls for unity during the celebration Monday of the anniversary of the government's Movement to Socialism (MAS) political party. (Camera: CESAR GONZALES)SHOT LIST: CELEBRATIONS OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF MAS IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA. SOUND BITES: BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT LUIS ARCE AND FORMER PRESIDENT EVO MORALES (IN SPANISH)TRANSLATIONS:LUIS ARCE:No brothers, we are not going to allow division, unbreakable unity in the Movement for Socialism. United we are invincible brothers. EVO MORALES:Brothers and sisters, I want to, just like my brother the president, to call for unity. Unity of all.
President Donald Trump's final batch of pardons is expected to contain few controversial or outlandish criminals. According to CNN, Trump spent Saturday night huddled in a lengthy meeting with his legal advisers. In it, he was warned that pardoning himself and his family members would put him in legal peril and convey the appearance of guilt. Also, pardoning GOP lawmakers involved in the Capitol insurrection would anger the very Senate Republicans impeaching him. Several of Trump's closest advisers have also urged him not to grant clemency to anyone who breached the US Capitol. White House counsel Pat Cipollone and another attorney who represented Trump in his first impeachment trial, Eric Herschmann, offered the grave warnings. Trump, his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner listened quietly. Trump may, of course, change his mind.
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