Bolivia Today: Key Political and Sporting Updates

Bolivia Today: UCS Open to Alliances, Judge Released, Police Report on Evismo March, and Terceros Arrives Bolivia is experiencing a period of significant political activity. Today's news includes several key developments. The UCS (Civic University Committee), a significant political force, has announced it is open to forming alliances with various sectors of the population. "We have spoken with everyone and have not definitively closed the door to anyone," stated Luciano Negrete, a UCS spokesperson. Meanwhile, Judge Lilian Moreno, who had been under detention, has been released following a hearing. The release follows a legal challenge by her defense team. The news also includes a report on a march in support of former President Evo Morales. Three police officers were injured in clashes during the march. "Three officers were injured as a result of the confrontation," reported a police commander. Adding to the day's events, footballer Miguel Terceros has arrived in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, expressing his eagerness to begin training with the national team. His arrival is seen as a boost to the team's morale. The video also includes footage of the various events, providing visual context.