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Weekly Report - 06 August 2026 (WR-26-31)
BOLIVIA: New arrest warrant for Morales unlikely to be enforced
Bolivia’s interior minister, Marco Antonio Oviedo, said on 3 August that arresting former president Evo Morales (2006-2019) is a “top priority” for President Rodrigo Paz’s government. Oviedo’s comments came after prosecutors issued another arrest warrant for Morales on 29 July for six crimes allegedly committed during the protests that swept the country in May and June [WR-26-25].
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- PERU: Fujimori avoids ruffling feathers in first week
- VENEZUELA: Gearing up for electricity overhaul
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- ARGENTINA: Milei entertains conspiracy theories
- ARGENTINA: Milei moves to reform central bank
- BRAZIL: Lula’s son under pressure over corruption probes
- PARAGUAY: Deepening US ties
- MEXICO: Government moves on high-profile cases
- MEXICO: Top university embroiled in cheating scandal
- TRACKING TRENDS
- NICARAGUA: OAS denounces Ortega’s move to end elections
- CUBA: Díaz Canel under domestic pressure over reform
- Fernández upbraids “coup plotting” magistrates in constitutional crisis
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