Jaime Aparicio
Jaime Aparicio is a former Bolivian ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS) and a respected diplomat. He recently emphasized the importance of incorporating foreign policy into the electoral agendas of presidential candidates, arguing that without a professional and ideologically neutral diplomacy, many electoral promises would be unachievable.
Born on Aug 10, 1986 (39 years old)
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Bolivia:
Jaime Aparicio is a former ambassador who highlighted the call for exiled Bolivians to return.
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Spain:
Jaime Aparicio owned the other bar in the valley and tragically passed away in the fire.
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Bolivia:
Jaime Aparicio is a diplomat advocating for a radical change in Bolivia's foreign policy.
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Spain:
A volunteer who died while helping to extinguish the fire in Molezuelas.
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Spain:
Jaime Aparicio also lost his life while fighting the fire, highlighting the dangers faced by volunteers.
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Spain:
Jaime Aparicio was the second volunteer who died in the wildfires in León, Spain.
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Bolivia:
Jaime Aparicio referred to the report indicating that it is an international condemnation and a worrying sign of the loss of institutional control in Bolivia.
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Bolivia:
Jaime Aparicio, a former ambassador, emphasizes the importance of international relations in presidential campaigns.
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