Bolivian Soldiers Attempted Coup
Bolivian soldiers stormed the government palace in an attempted coup to 'restore democracy', but the rebellion was short-lived after the president appointed a new army commander who ordered the troops to stand down.
Key Points
- Soldiers stormed the government palace in Bolivia
- Top general and allies attempted coup to 'restore democracy'
- New army commander appointed by President Arce ordered troops to stand down
- Rebellion lasted for three hours