Evo Morales renounces MAS and definitely breaks with the ruling party in Bolivia

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The Movement to Socialism (MAS) of Bolivia was the largest and most important party in Bolivian history. It came to have a million members and became the “political instrument” of the unions to come to power in 2006 and remain in it until the present. From this Thursday, Evo Morales, its founder, is no longer part of the organization.

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The former president of Bolivia Evo Morales (2006-2019) presented this Thursday his resignation to the ruling Movement to Socialism (MAS), a party of which he was leader for almost 30 years, by means of a document that his lawyer processed before the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE).

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Bolivia's former president Evo Morales presented his resignation to the ruling Movement to Socialism (MAS), a party he led for almost 30 years.

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By Daniel Zenteno, LaRazón/Resumen Latinoamericano, March 2, 2025. The ex-mandator clarified to the MAS ex-militants that they should not register for the Front Para la Victoria (FPV), at least for the moment. Despite the recent agreement signed with the Front Para la Victoria (FPV), former president Evo Morales stated that they still owe [...] La entrada Bolivia. Morales says that by the end of March the fate of the political instrument will be…

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The former Bolivian president will compete in the August 17 elections with the Front for Victory, despite being disqualified. Bolivia’s former president, Evo Morales, formalized his resignation from the Movement for Socialism (MAS), a party he led for 26 years, to launch his presidential candidacy with the Front for Victory. This group, without parliamentary representation, will be his platform to compete in the general elections of August 17, d…

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Bolivia's minister of government, Eduardo del Castillo, welcomed the recent resignation of former President Evo Morales from the Movement for Socialism (MAS), who announced his candidacy for the August elections under a new party, Frente Para la Victoria (FPV).