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Bolivia’s main opposition party proposes agreement to reform country’s judicial system

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The main opposition party in the Bolivian Parliament, Comunidad Ciudadana (CC), of former president Carlos Mesa, proposed this Monday (23) to the government of president Luis Arce a political "agreement" to reform the country's courts and achieve "reconciliation" among Bolivians.

Mesa sent a letter to President Arce to propose signing an agreement between the opposition forces represented in the Legislative Assembly and the governmental Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) party to reform the judiciary in the short term and thus "guarantee" an independent judicial body.

This reform is proposed with a view to "making trials of . . .

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