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Presidents Meet To
Mediate In Bolivian
Crisis
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Latin American
Presidents Meet To
Mediate In Bolivian
Crisis
SANTIAGO - Latin
American presidents and
representatives met here
Monday at an urgent
summit summoned by
Chilean President
Michelle Bachelet to
seek a political
solution to the crisis
in Bolivia.
During the summit, the
presidents will discuss
a document which
proposes to send a
mission to mediate in
Bolivia's parties of the
conflict.
At the end of the
summit, Bachelet will
give a report to the
press about the
agreements reached.
Bolivian opposition
(rightists) are making a
violent campaign against
the government of
Bolivian President Evo
Morales, which has
killed 30 people, mainly
farmers and native
supporters of Morales.
This is the first summit
of the Union of South
American Nationsor
Unasur since it was
constituted four months
ago. The summit was
summoned by Bachelet as
she is the temporary
president of this
regional organization.
Presidents and
representatives
discussed door closed
Chile's proposal to sent
a mediation mission to
Bolivia in order to
mediate between the
parties of the conflict
and to guarantee the
setting of a dialogue
table to end the
conflict that Bolivia is
going through since one
week ago |
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