CNNE 733016 - morales- la oea es responsable de las muertes en bolivia
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Evo Morales: La OEA es responsable de las muertes en Bolivia
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12:25 ET (17:25 GMT) 16 de noviembre de 2019
El exmandatario de Bolivia, Evo Morales, asegura que de regresar a su país no será candidato a la presidencia y que los delitos electorales por los que se le señala son un invento. En la parte final de la entrevista en vivo con Carmen Aristegui, Morales dice que la Organización de los Estados Americanos, OEA, es responsable de las muertes en Bolivia por forzar el informe sobre el conteo de los votos. Hasta el momento la OEA no ha reaccionado ante esta acusación. LEE: Evo Morales: Nos acusaron de dictadores, ahora siento que ellos son los genocidas
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CNNE 733016 - morales- la oea es responsable de las muertes en bolivia
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Evo Morales: La OEA es responsable de las muertes en Bolivia
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