State Department Tells U.S. Citizens Not To Travel To Bolivia

The video discusses the political instability in Bolivia, leading to a US advisory for officials to leave the country. Protests and accusations of election rigging against former President Morales have caused civil unrest. Morales resigned, claiming a coup, but the US dismissed this as false. Jeanine Añez declared herself acting president amid a legislative boycott, complicating the political transition.

Why did the U.S. State Department advise officials to leave Bolivia?

• Because of political instability

• Following a trade agreement

• Due to a natural disaster

• In response to a health crisis

What was Abel Morales accused of in the recent Bolivian elections?

• Tax evasion

• Election rigging

• Accepting bribes

• Human rights violations

How did Morales describe the situation leading to his resignation?

• An economic crisis

• A peaceful transition

• A diplomatic misunderstanding

• A military coup

Who declared themselves as the acting president of Bolivia after Morales' resignation?

• A military general

• The Vice President

• Jeanine Añez

• Abel Morales

What is the current U.S. travel advisory level for Bolivia?

• Level 3: Reconsider travel

• Level 1: Exercise normal precautions

• Level 4: Do not travel

• Level 2: Exercise increased caution