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LatinNews Daily Report -26 November 2014
Bolivia: Gov’t seeks to address judicial concerns
Development: On 25 November Bolivia’s Vice-President Alvaro García Linera announced plans to reform current legislation in order to eliminate the national senate’s authority to sentence top justices, giving these responsibilities to the judiciary itself.
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