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Krisis politik Bolivia 2019

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Krisis politik Bolivia 2019 berlaku pada 10 November 2019, selepas 21 hari protes awam berikutan pilihan raya umum Bolivia 2019 yang dipertikaikan di mana penyandang Presiden Evo Morales pada mulanya diumumkan sebagai pemenang. Pilihan raya itu berlaku selepas referendum untuk meminda perlembagaan Bolivia, yang mengehadkan bilangan penggal kepada dua, ditolak pada tahun 2016. Mahkamah Agung memutuskan bahawa semua pejabat awam tidak akan mempunyai had penggal walaupun apa yang telah ditetapkan dalam perlembagaan dan membenarkan Evo Morales bertanding untuk penggal keempat. [1]

Sebuah audit oleh Pertubuhan Negara Amerika (OAS), [2] yang mengeluarkan laporan penuh selepas itu, menyimpulkan bahawa penyelewengan yang ketara berlaku semasa proses pilihan raya. [3] [4] [5] Pemerhati dari Kesatuan Eropah mengeluarkan laporan dengan penemuan dan kesimpulan yang sama seperti OAS. [6] [7] Tentera dan polis Bolivia memaksa Presiden Evo Morales meletak jawatan. Beliau akur, disertai peletakan jawatan lain oleh ahli politik peringkat tinggi yang lain, dengan ada yang memetik kebimbangan terhadap keselamatan keluarga mereka. Kerajaan Mexico menawarkan suaka politik kepada Morales pada hari berikutnya, yang diterima Morales sehari selepas itu. [8] [9]

Naib presiden kedua Senat, senator pembangkang Jeanine Áñez, mengambil alih peranan presiden pada 12 November. Ini bukan tanpa kontroversi, kerana pelantikan awalnya dibuat semasa sesi perundangan ringkas yang tidak mempunyai kuorum, disebabkan pemulauan oleh parti Morales, Movement for Socialism ( Movimiento al Socialismo ; MAS). [10] Tribunal Perlembagaan Plurinasional Bolivia kemudiannya mengesahkan andaian Áñez sebagai presiden, dan parti pemerintah MAS mengembalikan kebanyakan ahli ke kedua-dua dewan, dengan beberapa memegang jawatan penting seperti Ketua Dewan Negara. [11] [12] [13] Mereka juga komited untuk bekerjasama dengan kerajaan sementara ke arah pilihan raya baharu. [14]

Morales menyeru agar rakyat Bolivia menolak kepimpinan Áñez. Beliau dan penyokongnya berhujah bahawa peristiwa itu adalah rampasan kuasa. Ahli politik, ilmuwan dan wartawan antarabangsa berpecah antara menyifatkan peristiwa itu sebagai rampasan kuasa atau kebangkitan rakyat. [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] Kongres Bolivia, dengan majoriti ahli parti MAS pimpinan Morales, sebulat suara meluluskan rang undang-undang pada 23 November 2019 yang membatalkan keputusan pilihan raya 20 Oktober, membenarkan pilihan raya baharu dan menghalang Evo Morales daripada menyertai pilihan raya baharu. [23] [24] [25] Rang undang-undang itu telah ditandatangani menjadi undang-undang pada hari berikutnya oleh presiden Áñez. [26] Pergolakan akhirnya akan membawa kepada pembunuhan beramai-ramai Senkata dan Sacaba . [27]

Pada 4 Disember 2019, OAS mengeluarkan laporan akhir berkaitan pilihan raya 20 Oktober, memperincikan apa yang mereka panggil taktik "sengaja" dan "berniat jahat" untuk menipu pilihan raya itu memihak kepada Presiden Morales. [28] [29] Analisis oleh Pusat Penyelidikan Ekonomi dan Dasar AS menolak analisis statistik OAS bagi data pilihan raya, dengan alasan bahawa ralat pengekodan asas mengakibatkan perubahan arah aliran yang tidak dapat dijelaskan. [30] [31] [32] Pada Ogos 2021, laporan yang ditugaskan oleh OAS dan dijalankan oleh pakar hak asasi manusia bebas menyimpulkan bahawa laluan kerajaan Añez untuk berkuasa datang dengan "penyelewengan" dan pencabulan hak asasi manusia yang serius oleh pasukan keselamatan. [33] [34] [35]

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