@@svenrio8521 at leat Prigoz coup was funny, like all the sudden "WE ARE MARCHING TO MOSCOW!" shoot down a couple helicopters along the way and then "man im tired gonna head home now, never mind the coup thing"
Don't jump to conclusions I have many friends in bolivia that say this could've been staged as there is a fallout between arce and evo even though they belong to the same political party, as well as the head of the military is also aligned to the same group. So nobody knew where this came from, and what was its purpose.
These just shows not a point for democracy but how corrupt the Democratic system that country is. Hopefully they will understand that being corrupt being destruction to most of the people of that country but not the leaders.
Bolivia has actually been doing pretty well. Morales resigned before he could entrench himself by constantly changing the constitution to give himself unlimited term limits, the subsequent elections meant a candidate backed by the military didn't take over and purge Morales' party, and they've survived another coup.
Prior to Evo Morales's third election victory in 2014, the Bolivian Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that Morales could run for a third term despite the two-term limit established by the Bolivian constitution. The court interpreted that Morales's first term (2006-2009) did not count towards the limit because it occurred before the adoption of the new constitution in 2009.
@@sparky6855 By all accounts Morales was excellent for the people of Bolivia and the Bolivian economy. I'm curious why you are so keen that he does not make a return.
@@mmaximk He ignored a constitutional referendum in 2016, which he himself called for and lost, that explicitly said he should not be able to candidate anymore. Did he respect the result of the democratic referendum? What do you think?
We are not doing that good. There's no dollars, import tarrifs are the highest theyve ever been, inflation, although the government claims is non-existant, is actually rampant, corruption is widespread, massive drug trafficiking problems, and much more. If I remember correctly, Arce actually has the 2nd lowest job approval in South America right now because of how shit things are. Shitty government is always better than though.
I was kind of wondering how anything could be described as upbeat when all the people involved have been dead for tens of thousands of years. I suppose this counts.
As someone who is alive at age 28 with 5 chronic conditions at least because of altruism of others you'll be surprised how many are willing to help take care of someone disabled just because.
Amazing?? if it was a real coup that would have not happened... he went out to talk because he was the one who planned it.. I AM BOLIVIAN, dont believe everything you see on tv
Coupes fail when they are met with resistance, the moment the police, civil society reject it, it falls apart, the support falls and the planners panic
@@picklearts2678 I meant my country's news channel, it was literally 7-8 different videos in the span of 2 hours and none actually held more than a few if any relevant development
Last month Bolivia signed a mining deal for lithium mines with China. Bolivia, Chile and Argentina have about 70% of the earth's lithium mines. Suspicious, right?
This actually shows the CIA had nothing to do with this. If it did, successful or not, it wouldn't have been this catastrophic of a failure. The CIA isn't in the business of launching one-man coups. They tend to do multiple men. Maximizes the success rate, ya know.
As a Bolivian who witnessed all the events live, I can attest that this was the worst false flag operation ever conducted. First, the entire police detachment that guards the government building 24 hours a day decides to take the day off. Then, a few dozen soldiers cordon off the area for a couple of hours. Meanwhile, the armored vehicle crashes into a gate of the building, but instead of entering, the soldiers stay outside waiting. Later, the president, from within the same building, appoints the new commanders of the armed forces, who, fortunately, were all in the building. The supreme commander then orders the insurgent troops to withdraw, and they, of course... leave. End of the coup. It was actually embarrassing. Yes, there was incompetence, but on the part of the government, which couldn't organize a false flag operation as God intended.
important to note that bolivia's right-wing interim government committed a massacre and tortured citizens - which was condemned by the inter-american comission of human rights - during their time in office
It was theatrics so the government could save face in light of the recent economic scandal in Bolivia putting it in its most precarious financial situation in 25 years. I'm from Bolivia and my entire family lives there, it was serious for 2 hours and then the memes came out to save the day cause it was embarrassing for everyone, specially the government.
Bolivian here. Do you think an army chief general with access to lethal weapons and tanks would just walk into the presidential palace, get shouted at, and then just leave? Is the international community really this gullible? The plan was obviously orchestrated by the president himself with the help of Zúñiga in an attempt to raise his flailing popularity. When have you ever seen a coup attempt without firing a single gunshot and resolved by having a conversation? It was all a show, Zuñiga admitted to it himself because he didn't expect to be detained. But Arce got what he wanted, apparently everyone is buying the whole thing while the country is still in economic and social turmoil. Today I am truly ashamed of my country's government.
What happened at Turkey was not a one-man coup. Hundreds died, airforce bombed Turkish senate, tanks opened fire on civilians. There were fightings at military bases for almost 12 hours. And the organizer of the coup is currently living at Pennsylvania under FBI protection. Guess who was behind that coup just like almost every other coup in the world for the last 100 years? I'll give you a clue; A country who calls itself as the champion of democracy, freedom and human rights.
Somehow youtube is blocking my comment "probably because i accused usa for the coup". Anyways 100s of people died during the turkish coup and airforce bombed the capital. And it was usa who was behind it.
What does TLDR know that the Bolivian supreme court does not and how are you in a position to determine that Evo Morales' third electoral victory was illegal? Prior to Evo Morales's third election victory in 2014, the Bolivian Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that Morales could run for a third term despite the two-term limit established by the Bolivian constitution. The court interpreted that Morales's first term (2006-2009) did not count towards the limit because it occurred before the adoption of the new constitution in 2009. Kindly do your homework better.
the Oscar for most comedic film goes to....: Bolivia's Gobernment : Coup attempt 2024 If you didnt get it, all of this was just a show created by the gobernment, a pretty dumb show tbf....
Coups tend to be quick. Most are decided within 8 hours. Possibility 1: Coup fails and incumbent government survives. Coup leaders either flee or are improisoned. Possibility 2: Coup units take over the capital and arrest the incumbent leader. They wave their guns around and everyone obeys. To me this is the weird one. Coup plotters almost never have military units take control of the countryside since they rarely control the whole military and taking over the capital took every soldier at their disposal. So while it makes sense bureaucrat in the capital will obey the guys with guns, if you're some bureaucrat in the boonies, when you hear guys with guns took over the capital, why would you obey the far away force? If I were them, I'd just think I was out of a job instead of thinking "oh... guess that's the new boss." Possibility 3: Neither side back down. The incumbent manages to rally some loyalists, but not enough to quash the coup. Both sides actually start fighting a civil war. So odds are high if a coup started when you went to sleep, by the time you wake up one of those three happened.
Whoa! Came here for the failed (again!) Bolivian 🇧🇴 coup attempt, stayed and (didn’t expect) the Neanderthal one haha! Good on ya TLDR Daily News for covering a wide range of stories! Kudos!
Seems like a lot is wrong in Bolivia. From politicians breaking the law by going against their constitution, to insubordinate generals trying to go above their station and take matters into their own hands. That General should've maybe made a press conference instead, condemning this instead. He'd likely be fired either way, but it would mean less people turn against your cause.
Anyway, bolivian coup has become the top in the record Record for the fastet flopped coup, by doing it in 3 hours, outpacing the 1982 peru coup(6 hours) by huge gap of 3 hours He was just doing speedruning bro
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For all those who comment without knowing the situation, here from Bolivia I will put you in context: What happened yesterday was not even close to being a "coup d'état", not a single bullet was fired, the people did not take to the streets and make the military retreat, the military retreated on their own, everything seemed strangely armed and At the time of his arrest, the general admitted that he was armed at the request of the president to raise his popularity. We all here know that the general and the president are close friends, to the point of playing basketball games on the same team from time to time.
So this is the conspiracy the Bolivian right-wing has settled on? Plz stop trying to out Fascy the American right-wing, I know it's come as a big shock to have them now out flanking you, but you can't win this arms race of weaponized insanity against MAGA and our exurban Karens.
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Interesting, because this president was one of the first to speak out against Israel after the genocide started and he’s certainly not the first leader to encounter bad luck after vocally condemning the apartheid state 🤔
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Dude turns up, proceeds to get shouting at by the man he's trying to overthrow, refuse to elaborate, leaves.
The most comedic coup attempt of 2024 award goes to…
lol he clearly didnt understand how a coup works
here in Bolivia we all know it was staged.. he tried to take the government by... asking for it?? 🤣
@@ericsilver9401 Still the Wagner Group
They should take notes from Sahel countries on how to orchestrate successful coups
Bolivian General lauches the worst coup known to man, asked to leave the armed forces
Prigozghen, Bolivia, man these coup attempts are getting worse all the time.
Shameful when compared to the coups of the 80s really.
@@svenrio8521 at leat Prigoz coup was funny, like all the sudden "WE ARE MARCHING TO MOSCOW!" shoot down a couple helicopters along the way and then "man im tired gonna head home now, never mind the coup thing"
@@svenrio8521 at least Prigozhin's attempt scared the shit out of Russia, this coup was quite literally the worst.
This one smells like a false flag
@@SouthPeter98no, just incompetence
Another day, another coup
At least it's not in Africa this time.
I wonder if anyone plays Bingo with the names of various countries based on this? 🤔
Maybe it would be fun 🤷🏻♀️
Just another day at the office.
@@soundscape26If it was in Africa it wouldn't fail because majority hate puppets of France.
Failed coup by CIA
My congrats to the people of Bolivia. The people should always stand for democracy.
A respectable move by Acres to face the man himself, and chew him out for being an idiot. A lot of politicians would have tried to hide.
Don't jump to conclusions I have many friends in bolivia that say this could've been staged as there is a fallout between arce and evo even though they belong to the same political party, as well as the head of the military is also aligned to the same group. So nobody knew where this came from, and what was its purpose.
How'd he even do that though? If the Coup was still going, how in the world did a civil conversation happen?
These just shows not a point for democracy but how corrupt the Democratic system that country is. Hopefully they will understand that being corrupt being destruction to most of the people of that country but not the leaders.
Too bad their president is supported by Russia and China
Bolivia has actually been doing pretty well. Morales resigned before he could entrench himself by constantly changing the constitution to give himself unlimited term limits, the subsequent elections meant a candidate backed by the military didn't take over and purge Morales' party, and they've survived another coup.
Prior to Evo Morales's third election victory in 2014, the Bolivian Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that Morales could run for a third term despite the two-term limit established by the Bolivian constitution. The court interpreted that Morales's first term (2006-2009) did not count towards the limit because it occurred before the adoption of the new constitution in 2009.
This is good to hear! Let's hope Morales doesn't return to Bolivia and try to run for president in the near future.
@@sparky6855 By all accounts Morales was excellent for the people of Bolivia and the Bolivian economy.
I'm curious why you are so keen that he does not make a return.
@@mmaximk He ignored a constitutional referendum in 2016, which he himself called for and lost, that explicitly said he should not be able to candidate anymore. Did he respect the result of the democratic referendum? What do you think?
We are not doing that good. There's no dollars, import tarrifs are the highest theyve ever been, inflation, although the government claims is non-existant, is actually rampant, corruption is widespread, massive drug trafficiking problems, and much more. If I remember correctly, Arce actually has the 2nd lowest job approval in South America right now because of how shit things are. Shitty government is always better than though.
Bolivia successfully just defended itself from several decades of junta or dictatorship
we didnt defend anything, the military retreated themselves, it was all staged.
That neanderthal story makes me happy
I was kind of wondering how anything could be described as upbeat when all the people involved have been dead for tens of thousands of years. I suppose this counts.
I once threw a get together where only one friend could make it. I can't even imagine the shame of throwing a failed coup.
😂
As someone who is alive at age 28 with 5 chronic conditions at least because of altruism of others you'll be surprised how many are willing to help take care of someone disabled just because.
Yeah but neanderthals are not like us homosapiens, yet they still had the patience. I guess they were like us in some sense.
The good news of this video was quite a surprise
Amazing when a President actually pulls rank on a general. Thanks for the video.
Amazing?? if it was a real coup that would have not happened... he went out to talk because he was the one who planned it.. I AM BOLIVIAN, dont believe everything you see on tv
Coupes fail when they are met with resistance, the moment the police, civil society reject it, it falls apart, the support falls and the planners panic
Especially when the opposition party (of the president) doesn’t even support it
I was waiting to hear a structured report like this instead of the million 4 minute stories that have like 1 development each. Nice coverage TLDR!
they have a channnel dedicated to longer coverage.
this is a dialy around the world news channel
@@picklearts2678 I meant my country's news channel, it was literally 7-8 different videos in the span of 2 hours and none actually held more than a few if any relevant development
I'm very impressed with the strength of Bolivian democracy. 👍👍
lol
As an American, it wasn’t us this time.
…I think?
Ask the CIA. 😅
Last month Bolivia signed a mining deal for lithium mines with China. Bolivia, Chile and Argentina have about 70% of the earth's lithium mines. Suspicious, right?
There's a chance Musk is behind this coup attempt but it's way too early to tell
The Bolivian General might have played a lot of Helldivers 2 lately 😂😂😂
Minus the weapons and stratagem…or the brain power.
Good job on this tldr
Standards are slipping at CIA
The CIA really fell off...
This actually shows the CIA had nothing to do with this. If it did, successful or not, it wouldn't have been this catastrophic of a failure. The CIA isn't in the business of launching one-man coups. They tend to do multiple men. Maximizes the success rate, ya know.
Appreciate you continuing coverage on Ukraine.
As a Bolivian who witnessed all the events live, I can attest that this was the worst false flag operation ever conducted. First, the entire police detachment that guards the government building 24 hours a day decides to take the day off. Then, a few dozen soldiers cordon off the area for a couple of hours. Meanwhile, the armored vehicle crashes into a gate of the building, but instead of entering, the soldiers stay outside waiting. Later, the president, from within the same building, appoints the new commanders of the armed forces, who, fortunately, were all in the building. The supreme commander then orders the insurgent troops to withdraw, and they, of course... leave. End of the coup.
It was actually embarrassing. Yes, there was incompetence, but on the part of the government, which couldn't organize a false flag operation as God intended.
No but the lithium, and elon musk, and the cia, those are the ones who did it! /s
important to note that bolivia's right-wing interim government committed a massacre and tortured citizens - which was condemned by the inter-american comission of human rights - during their time in office
We are living in the goldern age of coups
Hi CIA, watchu doin in Bolivia?
someone did pay attention while be trained at the schools of the Americas on coups 101
Kenya is the perfect example of how to keep politicians in check. The only thing that works is fear of what the people will do to them
So, it’s not because they’re in last place in Copa America Group C?
Wait, this isn't an advertisement for Ghost Recon Wildlands 2?
Just another tuesday in South America
No, it's another Tuesday in Washington DC.
@@michealkelly1414 you think the USA did this?
@@klanox-uq1ltthe USA always did it
@@federicomarintuc man maybe they did, but the only reason you think that is because the media has told you to dislike the usa
@@federicomarintuc the cold war has been over for decades. cope racist
Man when the OAS is against your right wing coup you know you messed up
there is a great video by trey the explainer about disabilities in prehistoric times
Does Kimmy boy ever give up testing missiles?
Never. Why he should stop?
I'm with Douglas Adams: "Anyone capable of getting themselves elected president should on no account be allowed to do the job!"
2:10 bro the court ruled he could run in 2017 why lie
Because TLDR is very much not immune to bias
It was theatrics so the government could save face in light of the recent economic scandal in Bolivia putting it in its most precarious financial situation in 25 years. I'm from Bolivia and my entire family lives there, it was serious for 2 hours and then the memes came out to save the day cause it was embarrassing for everyone, specially the government.
It doesnt matter if they’re left center right up down, all that matters is if they’re pro US or pro China.
4:26 International Military Fund? I'm not the only one who heard that, right? 😅
Monetary... Not military. 😊
zeWHO?!
IK RIGHT
could somebody share this with some Americans please? you know, how to handle an insurrection
3:57 Looks more like President Rudolph 🦌
Elon Musk 0-2. Bolivian Citizens 2-0. IYKYK
Victoria Newland to distribute pastries.
I saw this only 25 seconds from it's upload💀
Was he lying then too?
There is not doubt whatsoever that uncle sammy is involved.
Tbh the coups might have been a mere theater in order boost the presidents popularity
You spelt "Favour" wrong in your quote, left the "u" out.
He didn't spell favor wrong that's just the European way of spelling it with the u
The British incorporate the U, they also spell realize as realise.
Sadly That's Bolivia doing her thing nothing new
Bolivian here. Do you think an army chief general with access to lethal weapons and tanks would just walk into the presidential palace, get shouted at, and then just leave? Is the international community really this gullible? The plan was obviously orchestrated by the president himself with the help of Zúñiga in an attempt to raise his flailing popularity. When have you ever seen a coup attempt without firing a single gunshot and resolved by having a conversation? It was all a show, Zuñiga admitted to it himself because he didn't expect to be detained. But Arce got what he wanted, apparently everyone is buying the whole thing while the country is still in economic and social turmoil. Today I am truly ashamed of my country's government.
Uhh has it occurred the the soldiers didnt want to gun down the protesting civilians?
bro somebody tell the CIA to get out
What? No comments from the US? Interested in that Lithium aren't we? Also , wtf was that coup? The CIA used to be better at these things.
They are incompetent and don't know what gender they are!!
Morales was great, he should've been allowed to run again. Why can Merkel and Orban run 50 times?
Not really buying this one man coup thing, kinda reminded me of the "coup" against Erdoğan.
What happened at Turkey was not a one-man coup. Hundreds died, airforce bombed Turkish senate, tanks opened fire on civilians. There were fightings at military bases for almost 12 hours. And the organizer of the coup is currently living at Pennsylvania under FBI protection. Guess who was behind that coup just like almost every other coup in the world for the last 100 years? I'll give you a clue; A country who calls itself as the champion of democracy, freedom and human rights.
Somehow youtube is blocking my comment "probably because i accused usa for the coup". Anyways 100s of people died during the turkish coup and airforce bombed the capital. And it was usa who was behind it.
Because they can?
The Bolivian Army we're just bored so they launched a coup.
@@AirCone What else were they going to do?😅
Minesweeper on their PC's probadly broke down 🙈
Callig añez right wing is ludocrus. Here in bolivia we only have leftist groups 😂😂😂 its not like the US. You are triying to americanize our politics.
damn i'm early
What does TLDR know that the Bolivian supreme court does not and how are you in a position to determine that Evo Morales' third electoral victory was illegal?
Prior to Evo Morales's third election victory in 2014, the Bolivian Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that Morales could run for a third term despite the two-term limit established by the Bolivian constitution. The court interpreted that Morales's first term (2006-2009) did not count towards the limit because it occurred before the adoption of the new constitution in 2009.
Kindly do your homework better.
the Oscar for most comedic film goes to....:
Bolivia's Gobernment : Coup attempt 2024
If you didnt get it, all of this was just a show created by the gobernment, a pretty dumb show tbf....
To think I would sleep through an entire coup attempt
To be fair, I’m sure a lot of Danes overslept the German invasion in 1940 too
Coups tend to be quick. Most are decided within 8 hours. Possibility 1: Coup fails and incumbent government survives. Coup leaders either flee or are improisoned. Possibility 2: Coup units take over the capital and arrest the incumbent leader. They wave their guns around and everyone obeys. To me this is the weird one. Coup plotters almost never have military units take control of the countryside since they rarely control the whole military and taking over the capital took every soldier at their disposal. So while it makes sense bureaucrat in the capital will obey the guys with guns, if you're some bureaucrat in the boonies, when you hear guys with guns took over the capital, why would you obey the far away force? If I were them, I'd just think I was out of a job instead of thinking "oh... guess that's the new boss." Possibility 3: Neither side back down. The incumbent manages to rally some loyalists, but not enough to quash the coup. Both sides actually start fighting a civil war. So odds are high if a coup started when you went to sleep, by the time you wake up one of those three happened.
this wasnt a coup, it was just a show tailored by the gobernment. to be far was a clown show......
Same here partner
It was a US backed coup attempt and IT FAILED!!!
General: “I’m overthrowing you!”
El Presidente: “No you’re not.”
General: “…Fuck.”
President blaming the General for staging a coup 😡😡
General blaming the President for staging the coup 😵💫😵💫
what a twist
Turns out that generals shouldnt threaten people for trying to run in elections?
I president staging coup against himself and undermine his own power? It doent"t make any sense whatsoever.
Good work defending yourself Bolivia
you are welcome... we did absoluterly NOTHING, the military retreated themselves... it was all a CIRCUS staged by the government
Yes, also this coup was kinda a theatrical show
I read in the Independant it may well have been a publicity stunt to boost the presidents approval rating.
... and defending it from a bunch of dummies
Lol. Those we're just Bad paid actors
Imagine your coup entering the presidential palace only for the president to shame you into quitting
"Bolivia's Military" when it was literally just one general who was fired.
Did the general attempt to ram open the gates by himself? 😳
Geez, thats some dedication right there... and a strong shoulder 🤷🏻♀️
Well he was part of the military
What did the rest of the military do?
@@heww3960 Nothing.
well no he did bring in troops with him, i believe i heard 25k but i doubt they had time to get an accurate figure, but thankfully they backed down
Arce has led Bolivia with grace and dignity
Is this sarcasm?
“2019 political crisis” is a lazy rebranding of the last coup
if trump wins again in november, and then stands for election again in 2028 that would probably be described as a political crisis
lithium mines were blocked from the americans probs
Morales's third term was not unconstitutional.
C!A: Boliva needs a little more freedom
Even TLDR is taking a dig at the Tories. 😄
Obviously, they’re left leaning
Whoa! Came here for the failed (again!) Bolivian 🇧🇴 coup attempt, stayed and (didn’t expect) the Neanderthal one haha! Good on ya TLDR Daily News for covering a wide range of stories! Kudos!
Great. Now you lead me to think even neanderthals were more civilized than a significant portion of our society (joke).
Why is Nicholas maduro still in Power ,why no coup against him,if it happens everybody would be celebrating in streets
Seems like a lot is wrong in Bolivia. From politicians breaking the law by going against their constitution, to insubordinate generals trying to go above their station and take matters into their own hands. That General should've maybe made a press conference instead, condemning this instead. He'd likely be fired either way, but it would mean less people turn against your cause.
Politicians breaking the law sounds like the something the Tories would do
Supreme courts interprete the constitution and said Morales could run was constitutional. Your just bitter opposition which will lie about everything.
sounds a lot like the USA doesn't it ? the democrats trample all over the constitution every chance they get.
2:24 gotta love how that lady has a bible in her hand while looking demonic
You mean makeup and a facelift?
It was all a ruse, a smoke curtain, a charade. It wasnt a coup just bad acting.
Of the people, for the people, for socialism and a better tomorrow, Bolivia!
Anyway, bolivian coup has become the top in the record
Record for the fastet flopped coup, by doing it in 3 hours, outpacing the 1982 peru coup(6 hours) by huge gap of 3 hours
He was just doing speedruning bro
Massive balls on that president
They are having great fun sneaking in the Rishi burns
Thought that was James Earl Jones in the thumbnail😂
Ironically, "La Paz" means "peace" in Spanish.
Breaking news: a species of primate whose closest relative is known for its unparalleled capacity for cooperation among its community is shown to have a capacity for cooperation among its community
For all those who comment without knowing the situation, here from Bolivia I will put you in context:
What happened yesterday was not even close to being a "coup d'état", not a single bullet was fired, the people did not take to the streets and make the military retreat, the military retreated on their own, everything seemed strangely armed and At the time of his arrest, the general admitted that he was armed at the request of the president to raise his popularity. We all here know that the general and the president are close friends, to the point of playing basketball games on the same team from time to time.
So this is the conspiracy the Bolivian right-wing has settled on? Plz stop trying to out Fascy the American right-wing, I know it's come as a big shock to have them now out flanking you, but you can't win this arms race of weaponized insanity against MAGA and our exurban Karens.
Why do I think the CIA had something to do with it?
That ridiculous, the cia has never toppled a Latin American government
'Rocket Boy' test run his latest multiple warhead hypersonic missile he boasted can strike US and S.Korea at the same time, he aims to impress Poo-Tin, convince him N.Korea is a formidable ally Russia can always count on and rely upon.🤗
Loser and bitter.
sure been seeing a lot of coups
You don't need political support if you have control! That's like saying, I know I'm supposed to be the pilot but you have control!😅
The Bolivian general now admitted that the coup was a charade to enhance the popularity of the current president. 😂😂😂
Interesting, because this president was one of the first to speak out against Israel after the genocide started and he’s certainly not the first leader to encounter bad luck after vocally condemning the apartheid state 🤔
keep your elbows of the the table. put your shoulder baldes in your back pockets.
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From the looks of it, they just don't make coups like they used to.
1:40 imagine if he said “look at me. I am the captain now”
cia
South America in a nutshell.
Most weaksauce coup
CIA at work
I smell kfc
Morales💪