2019 Bolivian general election (English Wikipedia)

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President Abbas congratulates the Bolivian President for his re-election

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@MonicaAparicioA (27 January 2019). "@Satirulo @vilar_blan @MonicaA80226984 @RafoRoblesRojas @srodrigosalinas @martindiazmeave @CFValverde…" (Tweet). Retrieved 20 October 2019 – via Twitter.
@alferdez (28 October 2019). "Muchas gracias, querido @evoespueblo, por tu saludo y por tu amistad. Y mis felicitaciones por tu triunfo electoral…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.