This is a CVS, I in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Joseph Umar and Ernesto

Arujo. We've been entertaining the bizarre world of jailing someone for

traveling to Florida, which he didn't do. Now we moved to

Javier Malay has made statement that he believes that the coup in Bolivia was a

fraud is a fraud because of that statement his ambassador in La Paz has been

called in for I guess, that's formal diplomatic

talk for.

We're annoyed with you.

Joseph, this story makes no sense.

No, I, well, there's always been a dispute between Argentina and Bolivia since President Malay got elected because President Malay doesn't pout out, doesn't count down to socialists and obviously the regime in Bolivia is socialists.

They're political parties called the movement towards socialism. But I think

that this is probably just a reaction to the embarrassment that the government has right now because

they're getting called out on this fake coup that they orchestrated last week.

Malay actually was very prudent in his declaration about the incident in Bolivia because

most presidents in Latin America rushed to judgment. They actually created declarations

accusing a coup taking place, condemning it, asking that everyone support the

president of Bolivia, Luis Arseid, victimizing him without taking a second to really figure

out what is exactly going on and letting the facts play out.

President Malay, on the other hand, waited and people commented on that.

They said, why is Argentina taking so long to react?

Well, it's a confusing situation.

So they studied the situation and they analyzed it and they came to the same conclusion

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