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reacted against the attackers, they fled, suffering some casualties. As a result of this event and some political disagreements with
President Arce, La Faye left the army, being relentlessly pursued as accused of plotting against public order and tranquility. In 1898, La Faye sided with the liberals in Cochabamba, in the company of Dr.
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November 1. In September 1889, while the "BolĂvar Regiment" was garrisoning the city of Cochabamba, some liberals attacked the barracks of this unit shouting, "Long live Colonel La Faye!" In the shootout between civilians and the guard, the duty captain and a soldier died. However, when the troops
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September 8, 1888, took place, having been present in the armed action of Kari-kari in October of the same year. For his loyalty to the established government, the legislative chambers promoted him to the rank of
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September 1885 by merging the second and third cavalry squadrons. La Faye was one of the supporters of President
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and his brother Julio. When they triumphed in the Paria fields on April 10, 1899, he was reinstated in the army by
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