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Bolivian government reacts to IACtHR ruling against indefinite re-election: Matter is already resolved by Law 1266, which limited all officials to two terms. opinion.com.bo/articulo/pais/lima-insiste-que-tema-reeleccion-cerrado-mesa-responde-que-falta-enjuiciar-evo-tcp/20210813195111831092.htmlPermalink On twitter.com
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Law 1266, passed after negotiations between Jeanine Áñez and the MAS-IPSP legislature, set terms for 2020 election.On twitter.com
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It's not clear if that law will be permanent, but the question is moot until the 2030 cycle. And frankly, Arce doesn't seem like the type to avoid succession planning.Permalink On twitter.com
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An effort to get the Plurinational Constitutional Tribunal to review its 2017 decision authorizing Evo Morales' fourth run for president failed. The TCP found it moot: correodelsur.com/politica/20210301_tcp-no-se-pronunciara-contra-fallo-de-reeleccion.htmlPermalink On twitter.com
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Across the Arce government, officials either reacted with silence or by reaffirming that Evo's 2019 run was a mistake: paginasiete.bo/nacional/2021/8/14/evo-queda-solo-en-su-defensa-de-la-reeleccion-indefinida-303919.html opinion.com.bo/articulo/pais/eduardo-castillo-reeleccion-companero-evo-morales-fue-error-que-debio-haberse-realizado/20210813145916831066.htmlPermalink On twitter.com