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This is a new world report. I'm John Batser with Joseph Humar, the Executive Director

of Secure Free Society. We leave Bolivia's violence unfinished and we go to Bolivia, Brazil's

violence unfinished and we go to Bolivia. Headlines in these last hours, New Year. The

arrest of a prominent Bolivian opposition figure has sparked criticism from human rights groups

and thrown a spotlight on how both the countries right and left have used a weak judicial

system to go after opponents. Police arrested Luis Camacho, the right-wing governor of

opposition stronghold and farming province Santa Cruz, at the end of 2022 on terrorism

charges related to what authorities call a coup in 2019 against then leftist leader

Eva Morales. Camacho denies the charges. Joseph, this has been simmering for some time.

A coup against Eva Morales. Last time I checked, didn't he run a corrupt election and fled

the country seeking refuge in Argentina and Mexico? So, President Arce now today, why

does he move on Camacho now for a crime that might not have been a crime?

Well, yeah, that's it. John, first let me just, I mean, make sure the listeners understand

Eva Morales resigned. He went on national TV and he said, I don't know, longer will be

the president. I do not wish to continue because of the pressure that was mounting on the streets.

So, I don't know where this coup story comes from, but if anything, it's a disinformation

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