Bolivia: Opposition senator Anez declares herself interim president following Morales resignation

W/S MPs chanting "Bolivia", La Paz
SOT, Jeanine Anez, Interim President of Bolivia (Spanish): "Presidential succession must be applied immediately." *JUMPCUT AT SOURCE*
M/S Anez asking for silence as MPs chant "Bolivia"
SOT, Jeanine Anez, Interim President of Bolivia (Spanish): "Here we are facing a presidential succession originated in the vacancy of the presidency of the State, in the absence of the president and vice president, which means that according to the text and the meaning of the Constitution, as president of the Senate , I immediately assume the presidency of the State envisaged in the constitutional order, and I undertake to take all necessary measures to pacify the country."
M/S Anez being congradulated
W/S Anez
M/S Anez singing anthem
C/U Anez singing anthem
W/S Anez wearing Bolivian flag presenting herself on balcony
M/S Anez waving to crowd
W/S Anez wearing Bolivian flag presenting herself on balcony
M/S Anez addressing crowd
C/U Camera viewfinder as crowd chant
M/S Anez chanting
C/U People filming
M/S People chanting "long live democracy" as Anez go inside
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Bolivian opposition senator Jeanine Anez took temporary control of the Bolivian Senate where she announced herself as the interim president of Bolivia in La Paz on Tuesday.
"In the absence of the president and vice president… I immediately assume the presidency of the State," announced Anez to the cheers of opposition MPs.
The parliamentary session was boycotted by the parliamentary members supporting former Bolivian President Evo Morales.
On Sunday, Morales announced his resignation, following weeks of unrest in the wake of the disputed October 20 presidential election. Morales said he had received threats from opposition leaders and was eventually forced by the country's military to step down.