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Tuesday 05 August 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

Ortega Asks IADB to Assist Fire Victims
Panamanians to Protest against High Cost of Living
More Observers in Bolivia Referendum
Argentina, Brazil Agree To Strengthen Strategic Integration
Venezuela Receives Russia-Made Planes

More Observers in Bolivia Referendum
LA PAZ - The August 10 revocation referendum will be the consultation with larger number of national and international observers in the history of the country, a government source reported Monday.

According to National Electoral Court president Jose Luis Exeni, the presence of observers will guarantee the transparence of this survey.

Over 200 foreign observers from international organizations and countries worldwide, as well as 4,000 from this country have been accredited for the referendum, Exeni stated.

According to the revocation law, promulgated May 12, Bolivian leaders to maintain their posts can not receive a figure of votes against higher to that obtained in the December 15, 2005 elections.

About 4,090,711 people are expected to vote this August 10 in Bolivia.
 
 

 

 

 
 

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