VOICED : Juicio contra Áñez se reanuda en Bolivia y fiscalía pide 15 años de cárcel

Protests erupted in La Paz against former Bolivian president Janine Áñez, accused of orchestrating a coup against Evo Morales in 2019. Her trial resumed after a suspension due to a constitutional challenge. Áñez, attending via videoconference from prison, faces charges of constitutional violations, with prosecutors seeking a 15-year sentence. She is involved in multiple trials, including those related to her actions as president and senator.

What was the main reason for the protests against Janine Áñez in La Paz?

• To support her presidency

• To celebrate her political achievements

• To demand her release from prison

• To call for her conviction for a coup attempt

Why was Janine Áñez's trial initially suspended?

• Because of a constitutional challenge

• Public protests

• Lack of evidence

• Due to her health issues

How is Janine Áñez attending her trial?

• Through written statements

• In person at the court

• By sending her legal representative

• Via videoconference from a women's prison

What is the prosecution seeking as a sentence for Janine Áñez?

• 5 years of community service

• 20 years of exile

• 10 years of house arrest

• 15 years of imprisonment

What are the 'Coup d'État I' and 'Coup d'État II' cases related to?

• Her actions as a senator and president

• Her personal life

• Her financial dealings

• Her international relations