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HUGO BANZER SUAREZ:: MINUTO 8-30 IMPACTANTE!...Se estima que durante su primer gobierno derechista unos 150 prisioneros políticos fueron desaparecidos, habiéndose encontrado, posteriormente, en los sótanos del Ministerio de Interior, celdas de tortura y huesos humanos.
1. Close-up of car carrying Hugo Banzer arriving
2. Close-up of Banzer in car
3. Pan of people applauding as Banzer walks into Congressional building
4. Mid view of Banzer at podium standing next to Quiroga
5. Various views of Congress as national anthem is sung
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "We need a viable and stable leadership, in addition to it being vigorous. In other words, I now battle with a physical disposition which is stubborn and will not yield in a short time and this is time the country does not have. Today, my presence in Sucre carries a special meaning, even though this is only the fourth year of my administration, of the five established by law, I hereby on this date present to you my resignation to the office of the constitutional presidency of Bolivia. It's an office which the people and this Congress left to my charge and which by disposition of the constitution I leave it now to the person in line."
7. Wide view of Congress
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I had been thinking about asking the political parties which make up the coalition to allow me to elect for the last time the members of the cabinet. I make this request now so that they, with their patriotic duty, would cooperate with my successor. I, as the leader of the Accion Democratica Nacionalista, will do so."
9. Cutaway
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I would like to ask God to bless all as I expect from him his mercy and his wise and definitive orders over all my actions in my life. In him I place my faith. Thank you."
11. Close-up as Banzer hands over seal and sash to Quiroga
STORYLINE:
Ailing Bolivian President Hugo Banzer formally resigned on Monday, the country's Independence Day, bidding Bolivians farewell and turning power over to his vice president.
Hundreds chanted "Banzer! Banzer!" as the former dictator arrived at the main plaza in Sucre.
Banzer, who is suffering from cancer, handed the presidential medallion and sash to Vice President Jorge Quiroga, who has been filling in as president since Banzer sought treatment in Washington last month.
Speaking to lawmakers, members of his Cabinet and top military chiefs in a resignation ceremony Monday morning, Banzer said, "I know my treatment will be difficult and surely with many risks. For that reason, it will not be possible to govern as I would like to govern."
Jorge Quiroga will be sworn in as president Tuesday.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Retired General and former dictator Hugo Banzer became Bolivia's new President on Wednesday.
Banzer, received only 22 percent of the vote in the June 1 election but was able to muster the necessary congressional support to become president through an alliance of four parties.
Previous to the inaugural ceremonies, demonstrators protested in dismay at the election of a former dictator.
The former dictator General Hugo Banzer may have won the presidential election in June but only on Tuesday was he finally installed in office.
Bolivia's top brass new leader did not secure an absolute majority and had to set up a coalition party and wait for the approval of Congress earlier this week.
On Wednesday, his official swearing-in ceremony finally took place.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Bolivians, after 19 years of fighting for democracy and of defending without fail the high values which make up the strong bonds between brothers, today, on this day of the foundation of the republic, in fulfilling the sovereign wish of the people, I will assume the office of constitutional president. I do it in a peaceful state of mind, of one who knows what this responsibility means, conscious of the historical commitments that it represents."
SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President
Top military personnel and presidents from six Latin American countries, as well as visiting dignitaries like Prince Felipe of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, were among those attending.
Banzer has stressed his new cabinet will exclude politicians allegedly linked to drugs - a move seen by many as an effort to appease the United States.
Bolivia is one of the Latin American countries most tainted by international drug trafficking.
President Banzer may have lost his dictatorship 19 years ago but he remains no stranger to Bolivian politics.
He reentered the political scene under a different guise, and has participated in six elections in the past 19 years - of which he has won two, in 1985 and 1997.
He inherits a stable and growing economy, and one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America.
Banzer has stated he intends to maintain his predecessor's free market policy.
Wednesday was also marked by a Catholic mass in the Nuestra Senora de la Paz cathedral, in Bolivia's capital, La Paz.
The service was a show of respect for the outgoing president Gonzalo S�nchez de Lozada, for his service during four years in office, and an auspice for the new days to come.
But not everyone agrees that a new political chapter is about to begin in Bolivia's history.
Some say the change is only apparent, as the new presidential term finds the onetime dictator turned democrat General Hugo Banzer back in power.
On Tuesday, demonstrators holding signs marked 'Democracy is in mourning, the dictator has assassinated a generation' marched up and down the capital's streets, handing out leaflets and condemning the new President.
They claim that someone who was once a dictator is always a dictator.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are against authoritarianism, and we believe that memories cannot be erased and blood cannot be washed away. Banzer is a dictator. He will go down in history as being a dictator. Banzer is and will be a dictator. And we, the young people are not fascists. Fascism has attached itself to hunger, unemployment and desperation."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
But others have welcomed the appointment to office and a new chapter is about to begin in the political history of Bolivia.
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- published: 23 Jul 2015
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Retired army general and former dictator Hugo Banzer reviewed troops as the newly elected president of Bolivia during a military parade on Thursday.
The 71-year-old leader met top ranking military officials from Bolivia and neighbouring countries in Latin America as his country embarked on a new political era.
The strong military turn-out brought to mind Banzer's days of dictatorship during the seventies but he warned there would be no special military privilege while he was in office.
Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's review of the troops on Thursday was like a meeting between old friends.
The army was President Banzer's greatest ally in his rise to power in 1971, when he overthrew the leftist general Juan Jose Torres.
The general ruled as dictator until elections in 1978 and, despite losing office, remained firmly installed in the corridors of power.
Reviewing the troops on Thursday was one of the first official appointments since his inauguration, on Wednesday, as Bolivia's constitutionally elected president.
His message to the crowds suggested he wished to avoid dependency on military strength this time round.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"The armed forces always have solidarity with their people, and in this way will share the people's destiny. We would not be at peace with our conscience if the military retained a privileged position."
SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, President of Bolivia
President Banzer is in a strong position to enjoy his newly elected status, having inherited a stable and growing economy, with one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America.
Leaders from several neighbouring countries flew into Bolivia to witness the week's inauguration ceremonies, including Thursday's march past.
Troops from Argentina, Uruguay and Peru all took part.
President Banzer's new cabinet should appeal to countries further afield such as the United States.
The new leader has vowed to exclude politicians allegedly linked to narco-trafficking.
But fierce condemnation of President Banzer has already come from his own backyard, following demonstrations earlier this week which denounced him for his dictatorial past.
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Hugo Banzer
Hugo Banzer Suárez (May 10, 1926 – May 5, 2002) was a Bolivian politician, military general and President of Bolivia. He held the Bolivian presidency twice: from 1971 to 1978, as a dictator; and then again from 1997 to 2001, as constitutional President.
Military and ideological formation
Banzer was native to the rural lowlands of the Santa Cruz Department. He attended military schools in Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil and the United States, including the Armored Cavalry School at Fort Hood, Texas. He took a Motor Officer Course at the School of the Americas. He was a descendant of the German immigrant Georg Banzer Schewetering.
Banzer was promoted to colonel in 1961, and appointed three years later to head the Ministry of Education and Culture in the government of General René Barrientos, a personal friend. Banzer became increasingly involved in politics, siding with the right wing of the Bolivian Army. He was also appointed director of the Military Academy and the Coronel Gualberto Villarroel Military School.
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HUGO BANZER SUAREZ:: MINUTO 8-30 IMPACTANTE!...Se estima que durante su primer gobierno derechista unos 150 prisioneros políticos fueron desaparecidos, habiéndose encontrado, posteriormente, en los sótanos del Ministerio de Interior, celdas de tortura y huesos humanos. -
3:35Ailing Bolivian leader Hugo Banzer hands over presidency.
Ailing Bolivian leader Hugo Banzer hands over presidency.Ailing Bolivian leader Hugo Banzer hands over presidency.
1. Close-up of car carrying Hugo Banzer arriving 2. Close-up of Banzer in car 3. Pan of people applauding as Banzer walks into Congressional building 4. Mid view of Banzer at podium standing next to Quiroga 5. Various views of Congress as national anthem is sung 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "We need a viable and stable leadership, in addition to it being vigorous. In other words, I now battle with a physical disposition which is stubborn and will not yield in a short time and this is time the country does not have. Today, my presence in Sucre carries a special meaning, even though this is only the fourth year of my administration, of the five established by law, I hereby on this date present to you my resignation to the office of the constitutional presidency of Bolivia. It's an office which the people and this Congress left to my charge and which by disposition of the constitution I leave it now to the person in line." 7. Wide view of Congress 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I had been thinking about asking the political parties which make up the coalition to allow me to elect for the last time the members of the cabinet. I make this request now so that they, with their patriotic duty, would cooperate with my successor. I, as the leader of the Accion Democratica Nacionalista, will do so." 9. Cutaway 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I would like to ask God to bless all as I expect from him his mercy and his wise and definitive orders over all my actions in my life. In him I place my faith. Thank you." 11. Close-up as Banzer hands over seal and sash to Quiroga STORYLINE: Ailing Bolivian President Hugo Banzer formally resigned on Monday, the country's Independence Day, bidding Bolivians farewell and turning power over to his vice president. Hundreds chanted "Banzer! Banzer!" as the former dictator arrived at the main plaza in Sucre. Banzer, who is suffering from cancer, handed the presidential medallion and sash to Vice President Jorge Quiroga, who has been filling in as president since Banzer sought treatment in Washington last month. Speaking to lawmakers, members of his Cabinet and top military chiefs in a resignation ceremony Monday morning, Banzer said, "I know my treatment will be difficult and surely with many risks. For that reason, it will not be possible to govern as I would like to govern." Jorge Quiroga will be sworn in as president Tuesday. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/eea7ae151d61e6aa210303ac7517ac03 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:1544 años del golpe de Estado de Hugo Banzer Suárez.
44 años del golpe de Estado de Hugo Banzer Suárez.44 años del golpe de Estado de Hugo Banzer Suárez.
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1:40Hoy se rememora el golpe de Estado que dio Hugo Banzer Suárez en 1971, su dictadura duró 7 años
Hoy se rememora el golpe de Estado que dio Hugo Banzer Suárez en 1971, su dictadura duró 7 añosHoy se rememora el golpe de Estado que dio Hugo Banzer Suárez en 1971, su dictadura duró 7 años
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3:14BOLIVIA: RETIRED GENERAL HUGO BANZER BECOMES NEW PRESIDENT
BOLIVIA: RETIRED GENERAL HUGO BANZER BECOMES NEW PRESIDENTBOLIVIA: RETIRED GENERAL HUGO BANZER BECOMES NEW PRESIDENT
Spanish/Nat Retired General and former dictator Hugo Banzer became Bolivia's new President on Wednesday. Banzer, received only 22 percent of the vote in the June 1 election but was able to muster the necessary congressional support to become president through an alliance of four parties. Previous to the inaugural ceremonies, demonstrators protested in dismay at the election of a former dictator. The former dictator General Hugo Banzer may have won the presidential election in June but only on Tuesday was he finally installed in office. Bolivia's top brass new leader did not secure an absolute majority and had to set up a coalition party and wait for the approval of Congress earlier this week. On Wednesday, his official swearing-in ceremony finally took place. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "Bolivians, after 19 years of fighting for democracy and of defending without fail the high values which make up the strong bonds between brothers, today, on this day of the foundation of the republic, in fulfilling the sovereign wish of the people, I will assume the office of constitutional president. I do it in a peaceful state of mind, of one who knows what this responsibility means, conscious of the historical commitments that it represents." SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President Top military personnel and presidents from six Latin American countries, as well as visiting dignitaries like Prince Felipe of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, were among those attending. Banzer has stressed his new cabinet will exclude politicians allegedly linked to drugs - a move seen by many as an effort to appease the United States. Bolivia is one of the Latin American countries most tainted by international drug trafficking. President Banzer may have lost his dictatorship 19 years ago but he remains no stranger to Bolivian politics. He reentered the political scene under a different guise, and has participated in six elections in the past 19 years - of which he has won two, in 1985 and 1997. He inherits a stable and growing economy, and one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America. Banzer has stated he intends to maintain his predecessor's free market policy. Wednesday was also marked by a Catholic mass in the Nuestra Senora de la Paz cathedral, in Bolivia's capital, La Paz. The service was a show of respect for the outgoing president Gonzalo S�nchez de Lozada, for his service during four years in office, and an auspice for the new days to come. But not everyone agrees that a new political chapter is about to begin in Bolivia's history. Some say the change is only apparent, as the new presidential term finds the onetime dictator turned democrat General Hugo Banzer back in power. On Tuesday, demonstrators holding signs marked 'Democracy is in mourning, the dictator has assassinated a generation' marched up and down the capital's streets, handing out leaflets and condemning the new President. They claim that someone who was once a dictator is always a dictator. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "We are against authoritarianism, and we believe that memories cannot be erased and blood cannot be washed away. Banzer is a dictator. He will go down in history as being a dictator. Banzer is and will be a dictator. And we, the young people are not fascists. Fascism has attached itself to hunger, unemployment and desperation." SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP But others have welcomed the appointment to office and a new chapter is about to begin in the political history of Bolivia. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/7d905baede16e2f9056bd078dedb2d89 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:54BOLIVIA: NEW PRESIDENT HUGO BANZER REVIEWS TROOPS AT MILITARY PARADE
BOLIVIA: NEW PRESIDENT HUGO BANZER REVIEWS TROOPS AT MILITARY PARADEBOLIVIA: NEW PRESIDENT HUGO BANZER REVIEWS TROOPS AT MILITARY PARADE
Spanish/Nat Retired army general and former dictator Hugo Banzer reviewed troops as the newly elected president of Bolivia during a military parade on Thursday. The 71-year-old leader met top ranking military officials from Bolivia and neighbouring countries in Latin America as his country embarked on a new political era. The strong military turn-out brought to mind Banzer's days of dictatorship during the seventies but he warned there would be no special military privilege while he was in office. Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's review of the troops on Thursday was like a meeting between old friends. The army was President Banzer's greatest ally in his rise to power in 1971, when he overthrew the leftist general Juan Jose Torres. The general ruled as dictator until elections in 1978 and, despite losing office, remained firmly installed in the corridors of power. Reviewing the troops on Thursday was one of the first official appointments since his inauguration, on Wednesday, as Bolivia's constitutionally elected president. His message to the crowds suggested he wished to avoid dependency on military strength this time round. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "The armed forces always have solidarity with their people, and in this way will share the people's destiny. We would not be at peace with our conscience if the military retained a privileged position." SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, President of Bolivia President Banzer is in a strong position to enjoy his newly elected status, having inherited a stable and growing economy, with one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America. Leaders from several neighbouring countries flew into Bolivia to witness the week's inauguration ceremonies, including Thursday's march past. Troops from Argentina, Uruguay and Peru all took part. President Banzer's new cabinet should appeal to countries further afield such as the United States. The new leader has vowed to exclude politicians allegedly linked to narco-trafficking. But fierce condemnation of President Banzer has already come from his own backyard, following demonstrations earlier this week which denounced him for his dictatorial past. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f62c26f913f6329f9dcc9dcbc2d6ed58 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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SIGLO XX - DICTADOR BANZER - Las Paradojas de la Historia
HUGO BANZER SUAREZ:: MINUTO 8-30 IMPACTANTE!...Se estima que durante su primer gobierno derechista unos 150 prisioneros políticos fueron desaparecidos, habiéndose encontrado, posteriormente, en los sótanos del Ministerio de Interior, celdas de tortura y huesos humanos. -
Ailing Bolivian leader Hugo Banzer hands over presidency.
1. Close-up of car carrying Hugo Banzer arriving 2. Close-up of Banzer in car 3. Pan of people applauding as Banzer walks into Congressional building 4. Mid view of Banzer at podium standing next to Quiroga 5. Various views of Congress as national anthem is sung 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "We need a viable and stable leadership, in addition to it being vigorous. In other words, I now battle with a physical disposition which is stubborn and will not yield in a short time and this is time the country does not have. Today, my presence in Sucre carries a special meaning, even though this is only the fourth year of my administration, of the five established by law, I hereby on this date present to you my resignation to the office of the constitutional preside... -
44 años del golpe de Estado de Hugo Banzer Suárez.
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Spanish/Nat Retired General and former dictator Hugo Banzer became Bolivia's new President on Wednesday. Banzer, received only 22 percent of the vote in the June 1 election but was able to muster the necessary congressional support to become president through an alliance of four parties. Previous to the inaugural ceremonies, demonstrators protested in dismay at the election of a former dictator. The former dictator General Hugo Banzer may have won the presidential election in June but only on Tuesday was he finally installed in office. Bolivia's top brass new leader did not secure an absolute majority and had to set up a coalition party and wait for the approval of Congress earlier this week. On Wednesday, his official swearing-in ceremony finally took place. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) ... -
BOLIVIA: NEW PRESIDENT HUGO BANZER REVIEWS TROOPS AT MILITARY PARADE
Spanish/Nat Retired army general and former dictator Hugo Banzer reviewed troops as the newly elected president of Bolivia during a military parade on Thursday. The 71-year-old leader met top ranking military officials from Bolivia and neighbouring countries in Latin America as his country embarked on a new political era. The strong military turn-out brought to mind Banzer's days of dictatorship during the seventies but he warned there would be no special military privilege while he was in office. Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's review of the troops on Thursday was like a meeting between old friends. The army was President Banzer's greatest ally in his rise to power in 1971, when he overthrew the leftist general Juan Jose Torres. The general ruled as dictator until elections in 197...
SIGLO XX - DICTADOR BANZER - Las Paradojas de la Historia
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HUGO BANZER SUAREZ:: MINUTO 8-30 IMPACTANTE!...Se estima que durante su primer gobierno derechista unos 150 prisioneros políticos fueron desaparecidos, habiéndo...
HUGO BANZER SUAREZ:: MINUTO 8-30 IMPACTANTE!...Se estima que durante su primer gobierno derechista unos 150 prisioneros políticos fueron desaparecidos, habiéndose encontrado, posteriormente, en los sótanos del Ministerio de Interior, celdas de tortura y huesos humanos.
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HUGO BANZER SUAREZ:: MINUTO 8-30 IMPACTANTE!...Se estima que durante su primer gobierno derechista unos 150 prisioneros políticos fueron desaparecidos, habiéndose encontrado, posteriormente, en los sótanos del Ministerio de Interior, celdas de tortura y huesos humanos.
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Ailing Bolivian leader Hugo Banzer hands over presidency.
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Close-up of car carrying Hugo Banzer arriving
2. Close-up of Banzer in car
3. Pan of people applauding as Banzer walks into Congressional building
4. Mid...
1. Close-up of car carrying Hugo Banzer arriving
2. Close-up of Banzer in car
3. Pan of people applauding as Banzer walks into Congressional building
4. Mid view of Banzer at podium standing next to Quiroga
5. Various views of Congress as national anthem is sung
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "We need a viable and stable leadership, in addition to it being vigorous. In other words, I now battle with a physical disposition which is stubborn and will not yield in a short time and this is time the country does not have. Today, my presence in Sucre carries a special meaning, even though this is only the fourth year of my administration, of the five established by law, I hereby on this date present to you my resignation to the office of the constitutional presidency of Bolivia. It's an office which the people and this Congress left to my charge and which by disposition of the constitution I leave it now to the person in line."
7. Wide view of Congress
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I had been thinking about asking the political parties which make up the coalition to allow me to elect for the last time the members of the cabinet. I make this request now so that they, with their patriotic duty, would cooperate with my successor. I, as the leader of the Accion Democratica Nacionalista, will do so."
9. Cutaway
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I would like to ask God to bless all as I expect from him his mercy and his wise and definitive orders over all my actions in my life. In him I place my faith. Thank you."
11. Close-up as Banzer hands over seal and sash to Quiroga
STORYLINE:
Ailing Bolivian President Hugo Banzer formally resigned on Monday, the country's Independence Day, bidding Bolivians farewell and turning power over to his vice president.
Hundreds chanted "Banzer! Banzer!" as the former dictator arrived at the main plaza in Sucre.
Banzer, who is suffering from cancer, handed the presidential medallion and sash to Vice President Jorge Quiroga, who has been filling in as president since Banzer sought treatment in Washington last month.
Speaking to lawmakers, members of his Cabinet and top military chiefs in a resignation ceremony Monday morning, Banzer said, "I know my treatment will be difficult and surely with many risks. For that reason, it will not be possible to govern as I would like to govern."
Jorge Quiroga will be sworn in as president Tuesday.
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wn.com/Ailing Bolivian Leader Hugo Banzer Hands Over Presidency.
1. Close-up of car carrying Hugo Banzer arriving
2. Close-up of Banzer in car
3. Pan of people applauding as Banzer walks into Congressional building
4. Mid view of Banzer at podium standing next to Quiroga
5. Various views of Congress as national anthem is sung
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "We need a viable and stable leadership, in addition to it being vigorous. In other words, I now battle with a physical disposition which is stubborn and will not yield in a short time and this is time the country does not have. Today, my presence in Sucre carries a special meaning, even though this is only the fourth year of my administration, of the five established by law, I hereby on this date present to you my resignation to the office of the constitutional presidency of Bolivia. It's an office which the people and this Congress left to my charge and which by disposition of the constitution I leave it now to the person in line."
7. Wide view of Congress
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I had been thinking about asking the political parties which make up the coalition to allow me to elect for the last time the members of the cabinet. I make this request now so that they, with their patriotic duty, would cooperate with my successor. I, as the leader of the Accion Democratica Nacionalista, will do so."
9. Cutaway
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President: "I would like to ask God to bless all as I expect from him his mercy and his wise and definitive orders over all my actions in my life. In him I place my faith. Thank you."
11. Close-up as Banzer hands over seal and sash to Quiroga
STORYLINE:
Ailing Bolivian President Hugo Banzer formally resigned on Monday, the country's Independence Day, bidding Bolivians farewell and turning power over to his vice president.
Hundreds chanted "Banzer! Banzer!" as the former dictator arrived at the main plaza in Sucre.
Banzer, who is suffering from cancer, handed the presidential medallion and sash to Vice President Jorge Quiroga, who has been filling in as president since Banzer sought treatment in Washington last month.
Speaking to lawmakers, members of his Cabinet and top military chiefs in a resignation ceremony Monday morning, Banzer said, "I know my treatment will be difficult and surely with many risks. For that reason, it will not be possible to govern as I would like to govern."
Jorge Quiroga will be sworn in as president Tuesday.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/eea7ae151d61e6aa210303ac7517ac03
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44 años del golpe de Estado de Hugo Banzer Suárez.
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Vida y milagros de un personaje de la política boliviana: HUGO BANZER, primero dictador (siete años) y luego presidente electo.
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BOLIVIA: RETIRED GENERAL HUGO BANZER BECOMES NEW PRESIDENT
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Retired General and former dictator Hugo Banzer became Bolivia's new President on Wednesday.
Banzer, received only 22 percent of the vote in the J...
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Retired General and former dictator Hugo Banzer became Bolivia's new President on Wednesday.
Banzer, received only 22 percent of the vote in the June 1 election but was able to muster the necessary congressional support to become president through an alliance of four parties.
Previous to the inaugural ceremonies, demonstrators protested in dismay at the election of a former dictator.
The former dictator General Hugo Banzer may have won the presidential election in June but only on Tuesday was he finally installed in office.
Bolivia's top brass new leader did not secure an absolute majority and had to set up a coalition party and wait for the approval of Congress earlier this week.
On Wednesday, his official swearing-in ceremony finally took place.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Bolivians, after 19 years of fighting for democracy and of defending without fail the high values which make up the strong bonds between brothers, today, on this day of the foundation of the republic, in fulfilling the sovereign wish of the people, I will assume the office of constitutional president. I do it in a peaceful state of mind, of one who knows what this responsibility means, conscious of the historical commitments that it represents."
SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President
Top military personnel and presidents from six Latin American countries, as well as visiting dignitaries like Prince Felipe of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, were among those attending.
Banzer has stressed his new cabinet will exclude politicians allegedly linked to drugs - a move seen by many as an effort to appease the United States.
Bolivia is one of the Latin American countries most tainted by international drug trafficking.
President Banzer may have lost his dictatorship 19 years ago but he remains no stranger to Bolivian politics.
He reentered the political scene under a different guise, and has participated in six elections in the past 19 years - of which he has won two, in 1985 and 1997.
He inherits a stable and growing economy, and one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America.
Banzer has stated he intends to maintain his predecessor's free market policy.
Wednesday was also marked by a Catholic mass in the Nuestra Senora de la Paz cathedral, in Bolivia's capital, La Paz.
The service was a show of respect for the outgoing president Gonzalo S�nchez de Lozada, for his service during four years in office, and an auspice for the new days to come.
But not everyone agrees that a new political chapter is about to begin in Bolivia's history.
Some say the change is only apparent, as the new presidential term finds the onetime dictator turned democrat General Hugo Banzer back in power.
On Tuesday, demonstrators holding signs marked 'Democracy is in mourning, the dictator has assassinated a generation' marched up and down the capital's streets, handing out leaflets and condemning the new President.
They claim that someone who was once a dictator is always a dictator.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are against authoritarianism, and we believe that memories cannot be erased and blood cannot be washed away. Banzer is a dictator. He will go down in history as being a dictator. Banzer is and will be a dictator. And we, the young people are not fascists. Fascism has attached itself to hunger, unemployment and desperation."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
But others have welcomed the appointment to office and a new chapter is about to begin in the political history of Bolivia.
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Retired General and former dictator Hugo Banzer became Bolivia's new President on Wednesday.
Banzer, received only 22 percent of the vote in the June 1 election but was able to muster the necessary congressional support to become president through an alliance of four parties.
Previous to the inaugural ceremonies, demonstrators protested in dismay at the election of a former dictator.
The former dictator General Hugo Banzer may have won the presidential election in June but only on Tuesday was he finally installed in office.
Bolivia's top brass new leader did not secure an absolute majority and had to set up a coalition party and wait for the approval of Congress earlier this week.
On Wednesday, his official swearing-in ceremony finally took place.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Bolivians, after 19 years of fighting for democracy and of defending without fail the high values which make up the strong bonds between brothers, today, on this day of the foundation of the republic, in fulfilling the sovereign wish of the people, I will assume the office of constitutional president. I do it in a peaceful state of mind, of one who knows what this responsibility means, conscious of the historical commitments that it represents."
SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, Bolivian President
Top military personnel and presidents from six Latin American countries, as well as visiting dignitaries like Prince Felipe of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, were among those attending.
Banzer has stressed his new cabinet will exclude politicians allegedly linked to drugs - a move seen by many as an effort to appease the United States.
Bolivia is one of the Latin American countries most tainted by international drug trafficking.
President Banzer may have lost his dictatorship 19 years ago but he remains no stranger to Bolivian politics.
He reentered the political scene under a different guise, and has participated in six elections in the past 19 years - of which he has won two, in 1985 and 1997.
He inherits a stable and growing economy, and one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America.
Banzer has stated he intends to maintain his predecessor's free market policy.
Wednesday was also marked by a Catholic mass in the Nuestra Senora de la Paz cathedral, in Bolivia's capital, La Paz.
The service was a show of respect for the outgoing president Gonzalo S�nchez de Lozada, for his service during four years in office, and an auspice for the new days to come.
But not everyone agrees that a new political chapter is about to begin in Bolivia's history.
Some say the change is only apparent, as the new presidential term finds the onetime dictator turned democrat General Hugo Banzer back in power.
On Tuesday, demonstrators holding signs marked 'Democracy is in mourning, the dictator has assassinated a generation' marched up and down the capital's streets, handing out leaflets and condemning the new President.
They claim that someone who was once a dictator is always a dictator.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are against authoritarianism, and we believe that memories cannot be erased and blood cannot be washed away. Banzer is a dictator. He will go down in history as being a dictator. Banzer is and will be a dictator. And we, the young people are not fascists. Fascism has attached itself to hunger, unemployment and desperation."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
But others have welcomed the appointment to office and a new chapter is about to begin in the political history of Bolivia.
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BOLIVIA: NEW PRESIDENT HUGO BANZER REVIEWS TROOPS AT MILITARY PARADE
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Retired army general and former dictator Hugo Banzer reviewed troops as the newly elected president of Bolivia during a military parade on Thursday...
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Retired army general and former dictator Hugo Banzer reviewed troops as the newly elected president of Bolivia during a military parade on Thursday.
The 71-year-old leader met top ranking military officials from Bolivia and neighbouring countries in Latin America as his country embarked on a new political era.
The strong military turn-out brought to mind Banzer's days of dictatorship during the seventies but he warned there would be no special military privilege while he was in office.
Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's review of the troops on Thursday was like a meeting between old friends.
The army was President Banzer's greatest ally in his rise to power in 1971, when he overthrew the leftist general Juan Jose Torres.
The general ruled as dictator until elections in 1978 and, despite losing office, remained firmly installed in the corridors of power.
Reviewing the troops on Thursday was one of the first official appointments since his inauguration, on Wednesday, as Bolivia's constitutionally elected president.
His message to the crowds suggested he wished to avoid dependency on military strength this time round.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"The armed forces always have solidarity with their people, and in this way will share the people's destiny. We would not be at peace with our conscience if the military retained a privileged position."
SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, President of Bolivia
President Banzer is in a strong position to enjoy his newly elected status, having inherited a stable and growing economy, with one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America.
Leaders from several neighbouring countries flew into Bolivia to witness the week's inauguration ceremonies, including Thursday's march past.
Troops from Argentina, Uruguay and Peru all took part.
President Banzer's new cabinet should appeal to countries further afield such as the United States.
The new leader has vowed to exclude politicians allegedly linked to narco-trafficking.
But fierce condemnation of President Banzer has already come from his own backyard, following demonstrations earlier this week which denounced him for his dictatorial past.
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Retired army general and former dictator Hugo Banzer reviewed troops as the newly elected president of Bolivia during a military parade on Thursday.
The 71-year-old leader met top ranking military officials from Bolivia and neighbouring countries in Latin America as his country embarked on a new political era.
The strong military turn-out brought to mind Banzer's days of dictatorship during the seventies but he warned there would be no special military privilege while he was in office.
Bolivian President Hugo Banzer's review of the troops on Thursday was like a meeting between old friends.
The army was President Banzer's greatest ally in his rise to power in 1971, when he overthrew the leftist general Juan Jose Torres.
The general ruled as dictator until elections in 1978 and, despite losing office, remained firmly installed in the corridors of power.
Reviewing the troops on Thursday was one of the first official appointments since his inauguration, on Wednesday, as Bolivia's constitutionally elected president.
His message to the crowds suggested he wished to avoid dependency on military strength this time round.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"The armed forces always have solidarity with their people, and in this way will share the people's destiny. We would not be at peace with our conscience if the military retained a privileged position."
SUPER CAPTION: Hugo Banzer, President of Bolivia
President Banzer is in a strong position to enjoy his newly elected status, having inherited a stable and growing economy, with one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America.
Leaders from several neighbouring countries flew into Bolivia to witness the week's inauguration ceremonies, including Thursday's march past.
Troops from Argentina, Uruguay and Peru all took part.
President Banzer's new cabinet should appeal to countries further afield such as the United States.
The new leader has vowed to exclude politicians allegedly linked to narco-trafficking.
But fierce condemnation of President Banzer has already come from his own backyard, following demonstrations earlier this week which denounced him for his dictatorial past.
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