Another good example of interesting and competent reporting lies in the cable sent from La Paz, Bolivia on March 30, 2006, by Ambassador David Greenlee, highlighting the tensions between the Cuban and Venezuelan advisers and security personnel surrounding President Evo Morales, as well as the circles of elites around him. While not terribly new, Greenlee put his finger on one of the ongoing challenges facing Morales – ensuring the loyalty of the Bolivian Armed Forces to his “revolution” – and his main tool for addressing it: Cuban and Venezuelan security backing to deter a military coup.
另一份有趣的报告是2006年3月30日发自玻利维亚拉巴斯的一份电报，发报人是大卫·格林利大使，这份电报涉及古巴和委内瑞拉顾问与总统莫拉莱斯身边的安全人员、及其高层人士之间关系紧张的问题。 尽管算不上什么最新观点，但格林利将重点指向莫拉莱斯所面对的长期挑战之一——即确保玻利维亚武装部队效忠于他所发起的“革命”——以及能为它所用的主要工具： 古巴和委内瑞拉为防止发生军事政变在安全方面提供的支持。