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Evo Morales is linked to the instability facing Bolivia.

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Evo Morales is linked to the instability facing Bolivia.

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BoliviaEvo Morales

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  1. Claims question victim's wounds following an operation involving the state apparatus in Bolivia.Sub-event
  2. Morales is alleged to have backed unrest in Bolivia.1 source
  3. Morales faces investigation over economic crisis fallout in Bolivia.1 source
  4. A crisis unfolds in Bolivia involving a push for constitutional change, exposing laws approved under the leadership of Evo Morales.Sub-event
  5. Rodrigo Paz warned Evo Morales about his situation during a CNN interview.1 source
  6. Morales' government was overthrown by a military coup, amid economic decline in Bolivia.1 source
  7. Government accused Evo Morales of leading protests amid unrest in Bolivia.1 source
  8. Instability in Bolivia is linked to political figures, specifically Evo Morales.1 source
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  1. Morales supports military law as protests escalate in El Alto due to political instability.1 source

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