Clashes broke out in the streets of Bolivia’s capital Tuesday evening when an opposition leader in the Senate declared herself the country’s interim president after Evo Morales fled to Mexico following his surprise weekend resignation.
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Tensions Rise As A Bolivian Opposition Leader, Jeanine Añez, Claims The Presidency | TIME
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