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Bolivia: Armed forces to use legal means to try to overturn two court rulings.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Text of unattributed report: "The armed forces will seek to overturn Constitutional Court rulings" published by Bolivian newspaper La Prensa web site on 9 May; subheadings as published
The Bolivian armed forces yesterday toned down their attitude and, instead of continuing to "reject" the Constitutional Court's decision, announced that they would resort to legal means to overturn the two rulings that put four officers - charged in connection with the death of two civilians during "Black February" events - under the jurisdiction of civilian courts.
The Armed Forces High Command, led by Adm Luis Aranda …
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