the explosion. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which caused extensive damage to the church. August 8, <strong>1988</strong>--La Paz, Bolivia: A bomb was detonated about 15 feet from Secretary <strong>of</strong> State Shultz's motorcade as it traveled from the La Paz International Airport into the Capital. Although no injuries resulted from the attack, three vehicles in the motorcade, including that <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Shultz, sustained damage. After an initial investigation, the local police reported that the bomb was possibly composed <strong>of</strong> one to two sticks <strong>of</strong> dynamite placed inside a crater on a hillside overlooking the motorcade route. The device was then command detonated in an area approximately 150 yards from the motorcade. Three hours prior to the bombing <strong>of</strong> the Secretary's motorcade, a stick <strong>of</strong> dynamite was thrown over the wall <strong>of</strong> the U.S. Embassy's commissary, damaging windows and the building's entrance. No one was hurt in the incident. The local guard on duty at the commissary reported that a ATrACK ON SECRETARY OF STATE MOTORCADE AUGUST 8, <strong>1988</strong> .. LA PAZ BOLIVIA ,. "., • ~ • ':~, ~ ..... - ~ l ~ t . ~ ~-" -'-- ~. - 2 . : ~ " _.7"~--- ,%,x,.~. - - xt~sat~z Av~loO ~ WAY ~ l ........ t.OCA~O~ OF ~SSm.E .: . . . . . . . . . " ~ ........... --..>=:--. -.~....~ ..~- - / ~"~.:7~",~k. .. ~'-'--_ -'" ~" ~ Z ( ' Z ~ ~ ' Three hours prior to the attack on the Secretary's motorcade members <strong>of</strong> the Simon Bolivar Command threw a stack <strong>of</strong> dynamite over the wall <strong>of</strong>tbe U.S. commissary. A local guard on duty in front <strong>of</strong> the commissary reported that a white car passed by the building minutes before the attack. ~... ~ s ~ ~m.~-"d2~,. .,, " ,,'~ci ',':?~"-v'-~ ,~,:'.', /,... -~fi- ~ ~ - , $f ~ ,,~rT, , ' ~ . ,~D),/ :. I " " ,:'"',:,:;,, ~"" ,. ~-~,lt,,-2 '::!~,'~ . -' I,' ., TOPOFHIII~LE'VATED "" " -- ~ - ~ Y ' :" ' " / , , ,~o,cmm-r .. l$.'/ , " _j ' .~II~,~I~l .. . ,. , . AmVE~O~C~VAy , , ~ t . . f . : " . APPgOK . ,~. ;' ~ e -" ~ . ,~' .: ® ~ • ~ //. ,-' " ".-" "~.~dVg~.LW_,_,.~ ~'i ~ .,~,~ ~ ~.-'~.~
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