In a week that felt like a political thriller 🎬, Bolivia faced a dramatic coup attempt—and China stepped up with a message of solidarity. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning declared Thursday that China believes Bolivia's government can maintain peace and stability, following the arrest of General Juan Jose Zuniga, who led a failed uprising against President Luis Arce.
The coup, framed by Zuniga as an effort to 'restore democracy,' collapsed within hours. Bolivian authorities swiftly detained the general, showcasing the government's control. 🌪️ "China hopes for peace and stability in Bolivia," Mao said, emphasizing that stability aligns with the "long-term interests of the Bolivian people."
For young globetrotters and news buffs tracking Latin America's pulse, this moment highlights China's growing diplomatic footprint—and how global powers respond to regional turbulence. 💼✨ Stay tuned as Bolivia navigates this critical chapter.
