La Paz, Bolivia - March 22 2016: Bolivian President Evo Morales (centre) holds a model ship as hes watches military parades during events to commemorate the Day of the Sea / Dia del Mar. To his right is the President of the Senate Juan Alberto "Gringo" Gonzales. Every year on March 23rd Bolivia celebrates the Day of the Sea, a patriotic event to remember the loss of its coastal Litoral Province as a result of the War of the Pacific with Chile. Credit: James Brunker/Alamy Live News

La Paz, Bolivia - March 22 2016: Bolivian President Evo Morales (centre) holds a model ship as hes watches military parades during events to commemorate the Day of the Sea / Dia del Mar. To his right is the President of the Senate Juan Alberto "Gringo" Gonzales. Every year on March 23rd Bolivia celebrates the Day of the Sea, a patriotic event to remember the loss of its coastal Litoral Province as a result of the War of the Pacific with Chile. Credit: James Brunker/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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22 March 2016

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Plaza Abaroa, La Paz, Bolivia

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To the left of Evo Morales is an air force officer, on the far right of the image is Gabriela Montaño, a former President of the Senate and currently a Deputy in the Chamber of Deputies for the ruling Movimiento al Socialismo party.

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