Despite being disabled, Evo Morales insists that he will compete for the presidency of Bolivia but has not yet announced with which party he will

Weeks ago, the coca growers had said that the Victoria Front would accompany their unconstitutional desire to return to the top executive post but, shortly after, announced their break with that bloc.

Bolivia's former President Evo Morales re-enacted this Saturday as a presidential candidate for the elections scheduled for...

The former president says that international experts are already in Bolivia and links the documentary of June 26 with an attempt to divert attention. Former President Evo Morales denounced this Sunday the presence of “international experts” in Bolivia, supposedly hired by the government of Luis Arce to “mount an electoral fraud” and hide alleged acts of corruption that would involve relatives and relatives of the president. The statements were m…

#EvoMorales insists on declaring himself a presidential candidate for the August 17 elections in #Bolivia, despite being disqualified, but has not announced which party he will run for.

Despite being one of the leaders of the Federation that organized the event, Andronico did not attend the proclamation of Morales who still does not have a political acronym to participate in the upcoming elections.

The former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, once again announced his presidential candidacy for the scheduled elections on August 17, despite not yet revealing the party with which he will participate. At a massive rally in Entre Ríos, in the Tropic of Cochabamba, Morales reaffirmed his intention to return to power with the backing of his union and coca-growing bases. During the rally, Morales said that his movement will face a campaign of dis…