Oliver Vargas is a British-Bolivian journalist covering the ongoing coup in Bolivia for MintPress News. His writing has appeared in teleSUR, Redfish and The Grayzone among others.
奥利弗·瓦尔加斯（Oliver Vargas）与埃沃·莫拉莱斯（Evo Morales）一起旅行，他在去年11月美国支持的政变后流亡后重返玻利维亚。
The return of Evo Morales to Bolivia on Monday, November 9, one day after President Luis Arce’s inauguration, marked the formal end of last year’s U.S.-backed coup. What does his return mean for Bolivia, and for the world? Is he just a former president who the media will turn to periodically for comment? Is he yesterday’s news to his party? The
即将到来的星期天是玻利维亚确保持久和平的最佳机会，广泛预期的MAS胜利将推翻去年11月美国支持的军事政变。
Eleven months after a U.S-backed military coup overthrew the democratically elected Evo Morales and his Movement to Socialism (MAS) party, Bolivians will go to the polls on Sunday, offering them a chance to repudiate the coup government of Jeanine Añez, who has ruled the country since last November. The last year has been a period of constant
玻利维亚记者奥利弗·巴尔加斯（Oliver Vargas）深入研究了为确保美国支持的玻利维亚政变的长久性而运行的右翼候选人。
Elections are looming in Bolivia. Despite closing ranks to force out Evo Morales’ left-indigenous government, the different factions of Bolivia’s pro-coup right have fallen out with each other less than three months into their rule. The crisis boiled over on January 26, when Jeanine Anez, the self-declared ‘interim’ president, declared that she
玻利维亚记者奥利弗·瓦尔加斯（Oliver Vargas）深入研究了即将举行的玻利维亚即将举行的选举中担任珍妮娜·阿内兹（Jeine Anez）临时右翼政府的候选人及其面临的许多挑战。
Bolivia’s presidential elections are scheduled to take place on May 3, 2020. The elections will be organized by the ‘transitional’ government of Jeanine Anez who seized power in a U.S.-backed military coup on November 10, 2019. The coup forced out the democratically elected leftist-indigenous government of Evo Morales, who presided over an economic
