The Argentine president bids farewell to leader Evo Morales after leaving Argentina for his country, and the latter confirms that he was expecting to return to Bolivia, “but he did not think that the return would be so fast.”
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A side of celebrations in Bolivia November 9, 2020
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez bid farewell to leader Evo Morales after leaving Argentina for his country after nearly 11 months during which Morales took refuge in Argentina.
“Today is a very important day for Latin America because Bolivia is restoring the democracy that it should not have lost,” Fernandez said in a tweet on Twitter, stressing his love and affection for the Bolivian people “in this new phase that has begun.”
Today is a very important day for Latin America because Bolivia recovers the democracy that it should never have lost.
Best wishes to @LuchoXBolivia and my love, affection and commitment to the Bolivian people in this new stage that is beginning. pic.twitter.com/RDxmzBdm9s
– Alberto Fernández (@alferdez) November 8, 2020
For his part, Morales said upon his arrival to his country, “I return to my country, which I love with great joy,” stressing that he never doubted that it would return, but if he expects it to be “so quickly.”
“Part of my life stays in Argentina, where I spent 11 months,” Morales added.
Bolivian leader Evo Morales fulfilled his pledge to return to his country the day after the president of his party, Luis Arce, was installed as president, It arrived this morning To the border between Argentina and Bolivia.
Morales’s return to Bolivia, located in the Andes region, comes nearly a year after his resignation following allegations of fraud during the presidential elections.
During this year, Morales played a key role in the election of the incumbent president, Louis Arce, in his capacity as head of the Movement Toward Socialism.
The manager reported “Fields Espanol, “and Faikah Ibrahim, that the receptions began yesterday, and that Bolivians came from very far to meet the leader Morales, announcing that on his way back to the capital Morales will have receptions in all the villages he passes through.”
Ibrahim pointed out that Morales did not resort to the “me or nobody” method, but rather left the country to protect the people from a civil war, noting that he left at the beginning to Mexico for easy communication with the Bolivian people, explaining that the Colombian president refused at the time the passage of the plane carrying Morales To Mexico.
The manager reported “Fields Espanol, “that the US intelligence community filled Bolivia with NGOs and other organizations.
And the Bolivian President-elect, Luis Arce, faces economic challenges in his country, and the Bolivian gross domestic product was $ 9 billion and became $ 40 billion under Morales.
And led the new Bolivian President Louis Arce, Sworn in Yesterday, amid popular celebrations, and in the presence of a number of international delegations.
He pledged to work to serve the people “to overcome the difficult circumstances created by the previous coup government,” stressing that “democracy is not just a vote to elect the authorities at all levels, but rather open and fair elections.”
Unofficial results were released On October 19, hours after the polls closed, which seemed crucial to Luis Arce’s victory in the first round, at the expense of the centrist candidate, Carlos Mesa.
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales confirmed at the time that the election results would restore stability and peace to Bolivia, noting that the top priority in Bolivia is the restoration of democracy.
These election results came at a delicate stage that Bolivia is going through, especially as it witnessed a year of tension in the wake of Morales’ resignation after A coup led by the right-wing opposition With the support of Washington, which accused Morales of rigging elections in which he won a fourth term.
Resignation This was followed by acts of violence and repression against the Bolivian supporters of Morales, launched by the interim government headed by Giannin Anis, which assumed power until new presidential elections.
It is noteworthy that at the end of last month, following a parliamentary report requiring the trial of former interim president Janine Anis and her ministers, and holding them responsible for the “genocide” that took place last year in the country, the Bolivian Parliament approved the proposal after the House and Senate approved the report.
Morales, who sought refuge in Mexico and then Argentina Since his resignation and departure in December 2019, he had confirmed that he would return to his country on November 9, that is, the day after the victory and inauguration of Louis Arce in the presidential elections.
And after candidate Luis Arce’s victory in the Bolivian presidential elections, Morales had confirmed from Argentina that the issue of his return to Bolivia was “It is only a matter of time“.
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