Former Bolivian President Jeanine Anez walked out of a La Paz prison on November 6 after the Supreme Court halted her preventive detention. The move comes amid shifting political tides in the Andean nation.
Anez, who led Bolivia from 2019 to 2020, was convicted in 2022 for her role in taking power following the controversial resignation of socialist leader Evo Morales. Her release now sparks fresh debates about justice and accountability in Latin America’s youngest democracy 🌎.
⚡ What’s next? Anez is expected to attend President-elect Rodrigo Paz’s inauguration this weekend – a symbolic moment that could either ease tensions or reignite old political battles. Analysts say her freedom adds new drama to Bolivia’s ongoing struggle to balance transitional justice with national reconciliation.
