Rodrigo Paz Will Assume the Presidency of Bolivia and Receive the Historic Emblems of Power

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Peace opens a new political and economic cycle in the South American country after 20 years of the left in power

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On a trip to Washington, Paz met with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, which he described as the beginning of a new era in relations.

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Ecuadornews: The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, arrived this Friday in Bolivia to participate in the act of investiture of the elected president of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz Pereira, presence that marks a change for the relations of both countries after the departure of the Ecuadorian due to its conservative tendency.

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Peace will be possessed as president this Saturday and will receive the band, the Medal of the Liberator and the Baton of Command, emblems representing the sovereignty, legacy and majesty of the Bolivian State. The jewel, was restored in 2002 and holds two centuries of national history. On Saturday, November 8, Rodrigo Paz Pereira will officially assume the constitutional presidency of Bolivia in a solemn investiture ceremony. During the act of …

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Rodrigo Paz assumed the Presidency of the Plurinational State of Bolivia this Saturday, becoming constitutional leader number 68 in a transition of power that marks a turning point in national politics. The official ceremony took place in the Chamber of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly. The post Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz swears before the Plurinational Legislative Assembly first appeared on Cubadebate.

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In a massive ceremony held in La Paz, centrist Rodrigo Paz Pereira assumed the presidency of Bolivia. Putting an end to almost two decades of hegemony of the left-wing party and promising an inclusive development model. On Saturday, Bolivia began a new political stage with the inauguration of Rodrigo Paz Pereira as president of the country, after having obtained 54.96% of the votes in the second electoral round on 19 October. His triumph represe…