The Bolivian President Evo Morales announced Thursday he will file legal charges against the United States President Barack Obama for . President Morales announced he was preparing litigation after Venezuelan President 's plane was allegedly denied entry into U.S. airspace over Puerto Rico. File photo of Evo Morales. Official portrait of Barack Obama. President Morales called Obama a "criminal" violating . Morales called an emergency meeting of the (CELAC), made up of 33 member states including  , and , and encouraged member states to remove their ambassadors from the U.S. to show their solidarity. He asked member states to boycott the next United Nations meeting, to be held in  on September 24. He also said the U.S. had pursued a policy of "intimidation" and have a history of blockading presidential flights. In July this year, the Bolivian presidential aircraft was prevented from landing in  to refuel, allegedly at the request of the U.S. administration. After , and each banned the aircraft from entering their airspace, it was ultimately forced to land in  . Here, the plane was boarded as part of the search for U.S. fugitive . Several Latin American heads of state promptly condemned the actions.
The Bolivian President Evo Morales announced Thursday he will file legal charges against the United States President Barack Obama for . President Morales announced he was preparing litigation after Venezuelan President 's plane was allegedly denied entry into U.S. airspace over Puerto Rico. File photo of Evo Morales. Official portrait of Barack Obama. President Morales called Obama a "criminal" violating . Morales called an emergency meeting of the (CELAC), made up of 33 member states including Argentina, Mexico and Chile , and encouraged member states to remove their ambassadors from the U.S. to show their solidarity. He asked member states to boycott the next United Nations meeting, to be held in New York on September 24. He also said the U.S. had pursued a policy of "intimidation" and have a history of blockading presidential flights. In July this year, the Bolivian presidential aircraft was prevented from landing in Portugal to refuel, allegedly at the request of the U.S. administration. After Italy, Spain and France each banned the aircraft from entering their airspace, it was ultimately forced to land in Austria . Here, the plane was boarded as part of the search for U.S. fugitive . Several Latin American heads of state promptly condemned the actions.
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Argentina, Mexico and Chile
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, and
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New York
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Portugal
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Italy, Spain and France
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Austria