"The Permanent Council of the Organization of American States will hold a special meeting, TOMORROW, Tuesday, 12 November, at 15:00 EST (20:00 GMT) in Simon Bolívar Hall at OAS headquarters in Washington, D.C., to consider the 'Situation in Bolivia'", the statement says.
#OEAenBolivia
— OAS (@OAS_official) November 11, 2019
TOMORROW | #OAS Permanent Council to Consider Situation in #Bolivia.
Meeting at the request of Brazil, Canada, Colombia, USA, Guatemala, Peru, Dominican Republic and Venezuela
📅 TUESDAY, Nov 12
🕒15:00 EST (20:00 GMT)
📍#OAS HQ
ℹ info: https://t.co/m2gbUn2t1M pic.twitter.com/RYfQ2OwFMJ
According to the organization, relevant requests were sent by representatives of Brazil, Canada, Colombia, the United States, Guatemala, Peru, Dominican Republic and Venezuela.
On Sunday, Morales resigned after the publication of a preliminary OAS report that found irregularities in the controversial 20 October vote.
#OEAenBolivia
— OAS (@OAS_official) November 11, 2019
Statement of the Group of Auditors Electoral Process in #Boliviahttps://t.co/sgP9JXg7hU pic.twitter.com/7CS9OaVFOu
Protests in Bolivia have been ongoing since 20 October after Morales secured a new term in the first round of presidential elections, which opposition refused to recognize.