 This is NPR. Good morning, I'm Laurie Kane at the BBC. The former head of Bolivia's army is in custody after leading what the government are calling an attempted coup. He was detained after soldiers stormed the presidential palace, but he claims he was ordered to stage the uprising by the president, Luis Arce. Now, human rights activists like Janice Bacardassa fear the president will use the coup as an excuse to crack down on opposition.