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Canadian Foreign Policy · CanadaCanada’s Foreign Affairs minister says the government is calling on “all parties” to respect international law after a shocking U.S. military operation overnight in Venezuela that saw the capture of the country’s president. U.S. military forces extracted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from Caracas early Saturday morning and flew them out of the nation’s capital.See the Story
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Bolivia · BoliviaThe President of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, has promulgated a supreme decree that allows him to govern at a distance in the event that he is outside the country using digital means of communication. The regulation questions article 169 of the country's political constitution, which stipulates that the Presidency should fall to the Vice President in the event of the temporary absence of the head of State for a period of up to 90 days. It is a preventi…See the Story
The President of Bolivia Signs a Decree to Govern Remotely in Full Struggle with His Second
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La Paz, Bolivia · La PazThe leaders of the marchists confirm that they will attend the call for dialogue conducted by the government, but with a “firm” position that the DS 5503 should be repealed and that it should be replaced by other regulationsSee the Story
