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❗️ The military is leaving Murillo Square in the Bolivian city of La Paz, which it had earlier seized as part of an attempted coup d'état, Bolivia TV reported.

"The military is leaving Murillo Square," the TV channel reported.

The footage shows an armored personnel carrier surrounded by military personnel and cameras leaving the square. Earlier on Wednesday, local media reported about the accumulation of the military in Murillo Square, where government buildings are located. Bolivian President Luis Arce called for respect to democracy and described what was happening as an attempted coup d'état. It was led by General Juan José Zuñiga, who local media reported had previously been removed as army chief. Arce has since appointed new military leadership. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

Former Bolivian President Añez, who was demanded to be released from prison by General Juan José Zuñiga, condemned the attempted coup d'état. Eralier, General Zuñiga, who is leading a coup attempt in Bolivia, demanded that democracy be returned to the country and that political prisoners, including former President Jeanine Anez, be released, according to his statement to journalists.

"We would like to return democracy ... The demand of the military is the release of political prisoners - [former Santa Cruz Governor Luis] Camacho, [ex-President Jeanine] Anez," Zuniga told journalists on Wednesday.

Argentine broadcaster TN aired the general's statement. Camacho and Anez are in pre-trial detention in a coup d'etat case. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

❗️ Bolivian President Luis Arce has appointed José Wilson Sánchez to serve as a new general commander of the Bolivian Army amid an attempted coup d'état. The new commander in chief of the Bolivian Armed Forces ordered all deployed units to return to their workplaces. Additionally, in a brief message, he asked to avoid bloodshed in the country and assured that he will respect the Constitution. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

❗️ Bolivian President Luis Arce has appointed José Wilson Sánchez to serve as a new general commander of the Bolivian Army amid an attempted coup d'état. The new commander in chief of the Bolivian Armed Forces ordered all deployed units to return to their work places. In addition, in a brief message he asked to avoid bloodshed in the country and assured that he will enforce the Constitution. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

Bolivian Interior Ministry publishes photo of the wounded from Murillo Square in La Paz. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

Tear gas has reportedly been used against the people in the vicinity of Plaza Murillo, in La Paz, people share videos on social media. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

“¡Lucho, no estás solo!” (“Lucho, you are not alone!”), supporters of Bolivian President Luis Arce are heard shouting in the streets amid allegations of an attempted coup d'état. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

❗️ Bolivian President Luis Arce addresses the nation amid an alleged attempted coup d'état: "The Bolivian people are summoned today. We need them to mobilize against the coup d'état, in favor of democracy. We cannot allow, once again, for coup attempts to take Bolivian lives," said the president in a message to the population after the military broke into the Government Palace of the country. "We want to urge everyone to defend democracy and to stand firm in the Casa Grande, with the entire cabinet, with our social organizations. We salute the social organizations and cordially invite them to once again show the Bolivian people the way to democracy. Long live the Bolivian people! Long live democracy!" he said. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

❗️ Bolivian President Luis Arce addressed the nation, calling the event happening in La Paz an attempted coup d'état. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live