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  1. US views the Americas as an area of direct control while Argentina and Bolivia face far-right government challenges.
  2. Evo Morales is linked to the instability facing Bolivia.

A crisis unfolds in Bolivia involving a push for constitutional change, exposing laws approved under the leadership of Evo Morales.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated May 26
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A crisis unfolds in Bolivia involving a push for constitutional change, exposing laws approved under the leadership of Evo Morales.

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BoliviaEvo Morales

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  1. Bolivia's political landscape shifts as Morales cuts ties and Arce's government aligns with authoritarian states.Sub-event
  2. Jeanine Áñez was detained in Bolivia amid political turmoil involving President Luis Arce.Sub-event
  3. Bolivia's government has proposed a new law aimed at opening up the market.Sub-event
  4. Crisis in Bolivia over constitutional change and leadership exposes laws from Evo Morales' government.1 source
  5. Bolivia's political crisis continues, with Paz leading the government amid economic challenges and international rivalry.1 source

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Evo Morales is linked to the instability facing Bolivia. All 2 developments

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