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LatinNews Daily - 03 September 2021
BOLIVIA: Gov’t accused of using Mesa charges as ‘bargaining chip’
On 3 September, Bolivia’s centre-right opposition party Comunidad Ciudadana (CC) argued that judicial proceedings against its leader, former president Carlos Mesa (2003-2005), are intended to pressure the opposition to support a trial of former president Jeanine Áñez (2019-2020).
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