on Sunday evening culminating several weeks of turmoil in Bolivia, as president Evo Morales announced his departure.
Wednesday is the situation in the south american country, however, remains so unstable that the foreign office now warns danes to travel to Bolivia.
On the ministry’s website sounds rejsevejledningen so.
‘We advise against all non-necessary travel to Bolivia due to extensive civil unrest and violent demonstrations. The risks are so serious that you should have very special reasons to visit the country’.
‘If you are already staying in Bolivia, you should stay away from demonstrations and large gatherings as they may develop violent at short notice’.
All unnecessary travel to the whole country, discouraged, stressed.
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Morales announces that he comes back. Photo: Ritzau Scanpix
Accused of fraud
the Unrest in Bolivia erupted 20. October, where Morales declared himself as the winner of the presidential election. But immediately after the declared election victory, accused the opposition, the president of massive electoral fraud.
for Example, the counting of the votes is paused, which aroused great indignation among parts of the population. It led to massive protests against Morales, who had just sat down to right for his fourth of the state in the capital city of La Paz.
In the beginning of november and ending parts of the military to the rebellion, and it was Morales end. The 60-year-old president left quickly the country, and has subsequently received political asylum in Mexico.
From his exile in Mexico calls on Morales to the initiation of a “‘national dialogue’ to resolve the crisis in Bolivia.
the Unrest in Bolivia has cost several people their lives in recent weeks.
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