Peace. The Bolivian government on Monday denied accusations of having carried out an attack against former President Evo Morales, whose cars were shot at on Sunday, and maintained that the former leader’s caravan had fired on a special anti-drug police force that was carrying out a patrol The Minister of Government (Interior), Eduardo del Castillo, … Read more
Groups of peasants and indigenous peoples associated with Evo Morales This Monday, various roadblocks began in the middle of the country in defense of the former president of Bolivia before the call to to testify before the Prosecutor’s Office for a case of alleged human trafficking and statutory rape. The protesters also protest that they … Read more
The former president of Bolivia Evo Morales defended himself this Friday against the accusation of child abuse that the Bolivian prosecutor’s office has reactivated against him in recent days: “All false. It’s closed [este caso]. [Lo] “They are managing politically to erode Evo’s image,” he said in a press conference he gave in his stronghold, … Read more
Snail. Former President Evo Morales and several thousand of his supporters began a march on Tuesday against his former ally, leftist leader Luis Arce, along a 190-kilometer route to La Paz, while the government insisted on conspiratorial ambitions. The march of more than 5,000 people seeks to denounce the Arce government, which they accuse of … Read more
LA PAZ.- A neighborhood on the outskirts of the neighboring city of El Alto, in Bolivia, was the scene of Strong clashes on Sunday between supporters of President Luis Arce and supporters of Evo Morales as an anti-government march led by the former president moves towards La Paz. Supporters of the Bolivian president gathered on … Read more
Bolivian President Luis Arce. The president of Bolivia, Luis Arcein a televised message this Sunday accused the former president Evo Morales (2006-2019), of trying to shorten his term and orchestrating a road blockade on Monday that he said would become a “coup d’état” against him to “impose” his presidential candidacy “by fair means or foul.” … Read more
Rest Rest. The first day of the march led by former Bolivian President Evo Morales left thirteen people injured, including three police officers, said Minister of Government Eduardo Del Castillo. The incident occurred amid clashes between supporters of Morales — who will march almost 200 kilometers over a week to get from Oruro to La … Read more
PeaceFormer Bolivian President Evo Morales (2006-2019), leader of the ruling Movement Towards Socialism (MAS), unexpectedly announced on Wednesday his decision to abandon the march he was leading, arguing that the government is “demonizing” his political figure by seeking re-election in the 2025 presidential elections. “Since Evo is being demonized, penalized and criminalized so much, I … Read more
President Arce confronted Morales and revealed that his measure is not for the economy and that his only goal is his election bid. Orlando Ceballos, the lawyer of Evo Morales, confirmed that the movement of the leader of Chapare and the conflict in the country will end when Andrónico Rodríguez takes over the country. Social … Read more
PeacePresident Luis Arce proposed a referendum on Tuesday to define presidential re-election as “continuous or discontinuous” in Bolivia, at a time of confrontation with former president and indigenous leader Evo Morales, who is seeking a new term in 2025. “I propose calling for a referendum on the date of the judicial elections (on) the continuous … Read more