Periodico 26

Bolivian security forces set up roadblocks across Cochabamba on Monday as mass demonstrations took place against the brutal attacks carried out against the people last week.

The constitutionally-elected Bolivian President in exile, Evo Morales, said on Monday that the de facto government established in his country is preparing for a state of siege in an attempt to contain protests against the coup.

Bolivians who graduated as doctors in Cuba and are now training as specialists in Las Tunas condemn the political situation in their country. Without a doubt, they claim, a coup d'état.

The de facto government of Bolivia issued a decree over the weekend exempting Armed Forces and National Police from criminal responsibility when committing acts of repression against protesters who have taken to the streets to reject the coup d'état.

Over the past 24 hours, at least nine Bolivians have died as a result of repressive actions carried out by the security forces that support the coup-based government headed by Senator Jeanine Añez.

Member countries of the regional bloc adopted a Final Declaration that categorically condemns the coup against the government of Evo Morales Ayma, President of the Plurinational State of Bolivia

Cuba denounced Friday to the international community the arrest of the Chief-Coordinator of its Medical Contingent in Bolivia, Doctor Yoandra Muro Valle.

Cuba demands an end to the instigation of violence against Cuban health care collaborators in Bolivia

Aymara leader Túpac Katari formed an army of about forty thousand men to confront the colonialist forces of Spain and came to encircle the city of La Paz in 1781. In November of the same year, betrayed by some of his followers, he was captured by the Spaniards.

Bolivia's President Evo Morales denounced Wednesday the Organization of American States for being at the service of the United States and contributing to his country's political crisis.