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Jeanine Áñez Chávez is a Bolivian lawyer, politician, and television presenter who served as the 66th president of Bolivia from 2019 to 2020. A former member of the Social Democratic Movement, she previously served two terms as senator for Beni from 2015 to 2019 on behalf of the Democratic Unity coalition and from 2010 to 2014 on behalf of the National Convergence alliance. During this time, she s…
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politics · President of Bolivia from 2019 to 2020 · politician · also Jeanine Áñez, Jeanine Áñez Chávez, Áñez
Born 13 June 1967 · Q16581287
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Jeanine Áñez; COVID-19 Address (2020) Government of Bolivia
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“No one leaves, nor does anyone enter the country”
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“I trust [her promise] to avoid taking advantage of state resources [to benefit her campaign]”
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“s senators would be summoned to an extraordinary session of the Senate to be held the following day, in which the resignations of the previous days were to be reviewed, and she would assume the presidency. At meetings sponsored by the Bolivian Episcopal Conference—the Catholic Church”
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“constitutes a material abandonment of their functions”
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“it is up to me to assume the presidency of this chamber”
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FmBolivia: Trasladan al Hospital del Norte de El Alto a ex presidenta Jeanine Añez
FmBolivia: IDIF garantiza la vida de Jeanine Áñez y asegura que no necesita internación
FmBolivia: Legislador exige explicación de por qué se niega visita a Jeanine Añez
FmBolivia: Creemos pone dos condiciones para apoyar posible juicio a Jeanine Añez
FmBolivia: Jeanine Áñez va a audiencia y le niegan la libertad con los mismos…
FmBolivia: Juanito Angulo: Jeanine Áñez es tan responsable como Murillo por la compra irregular de gases lacrimógenos
FmBolivia: Defensa de Jeanine Añez presenta Acción de Libertad contra dos jueces y la Directora de la cárcel de Miraflores
FmBolivia: Dirigente cívico de Achacachi retorna a Bolivia y busca reunirse con la presidenta Jeanine Áñez
FmBolivia: Hija de Jeanine Añez implora a expresidentes que visiten a su madre: “Salvó la democracia, sálvenla a ella”
A judge determined that Áñez be prosecuted by ordinary means
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Who requested that the crimes of sedition and terrorism be stricken from the Code of Criminal Procedure
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Career landmark: president of Bolivia (2019–2020).
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“s intent to call for fresh elections as soon as possible and by”
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And, briefly, was president of the Senate, also in 2019
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Election lost: 2014 general election.
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Campaign: 2014 general election.
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Campaign: 2013 Beni gubernatorial election.
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Attended its departmental congress as a representative for Governor Ernesto Suárez and Santa Cruz Mayor Percy Fernández
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Also with the conservatives, and for the Colombian Chamber of Representatives in 2014 for the Party of the U
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Career landmark: senator of Bolivia (2010–2019).
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Campaign: 2009 general election.
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President Morales cut off relations and labeled Israel a terrorist nation after it launched an offensive into the Gaza Strip that resulted in the deaths of over a thousand Palestinians
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“Evo Morales does not qualify to run for a fourth term. It’s because [he did] that we’ve had all this convulsion, and because of this that so many Bolivians have been demonstrating in the streets.”
Polarization increased between the indigenous peoples and others
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Was invited by the Social Democratic Power alliance to represent Beni in the 2006–2007 Constituent Assembly, charged with drafting a new constitution for Bolivia
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Ribera stood as a candidate on behalf of the political party Solidarity Civic Unity for mayor of Trinidad, the capital of Beni, and was elected in a surprise upset victory
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Born 1967-06-13.
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s senators would be summoned to an extraordinary session of the Senate to be held the following day, in which the resignations of the previous days were to be reviewed, and she would assume the presidency. At meetings sponsored by the Bolivian Episcopal Conference—the Catholic Church
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