LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) – Bolivian lawmakers voted Tuesday to reject a resignation offer by President Carlos Mesa, granting critical support to his embattled government after days of escalating street protests prompted him to submit an offer to step down.
In a unanimous vote, congressmen threw their support behind the president after he faced escalating street protests over his political and economic policies, the latest challenge to his 17-month-old presidency.
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