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Independent EspañolAssociated Press LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Rodrigo Paz received his credentials as Bolivia's president-elect from the Supreme Electoral Tribunal on Wednesday and promised a strong, unity-based government as he prepares for his inauguration. “I want to invite all political forces, all regions, and all nations to unite; I want to invite every man and every woman to foster a vision of unity… We will be a firm government,” Paz said at the Casa de La Li…
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Listen to this news: The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) presented official credentials to President-elect Rodrigo Paz Pereira and Vice President-elect Edmand Lara Montaño this Wednesday, November 5. The ceremony took place at the Casa de la Libertad in Sucre, marking the official close of the 2025 national electoral process. Preparations are underway for the presidential handover, scheduled for Saturday, November 8, in La Paz. The ceremony was…
On a solemn day full of historical significance, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) officially handed over credentials to President-elect Rodrigo Paz Pereira and Vice President-elect Edman Lara Montaño. The event took place at the House of Liberty, in Sucre, symbol of national independence and stage of the first libertarian cry. Both presidents attended accompanied by their wives, in a ceremony that marks the beginning of a new political cycle…
Premier Ernesto Álvarez will travel on behalf of President José Jerí to the inauguration of the new president of Bolivia, scheduled for November 8.According to the supreme resolution 266-2025-PCM, published this Wednesday in the bulletin of legal norms of El Peruano, Ernesto Álvavez's trip is authorized from November 7th to 9th.This text indicates that the visit seeks to consolidate bilateral relations and highlight Peru's commitment to promote …
Through two supreme resolutions, the Government authorized the trip to Bolivia of the Prime Minister, Ernesto lvarez, as well as of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade to Colombia and Australia, respectively.
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