Evo Morales Says the Bolivian Army and the DEA Have a Plan to Stop Him.
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Rodrigo Paz accused him of financing social protests with drug money
The former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, said that the U.S. DEA and the Bolivian Army plan to stop him between Friday and Saturday, after Rodrigo Paz’s government accused him of financing the protests and blockades that have been demanding the resignation of the president for 10 days. “Between today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday) the CIE (Army Intelligence Company, Armed Forces), with the DEA (U.S. Drug Control Administration), who arrive…
Leftist President Evo Morales said this Friday that there is a joint plan by the U.S. Drug Control Administration (DEA) and the Bolivian Army to carry out his detention this weekend, after Rodrigo Paz's government pointed out him as the main responsible for the blockades and anti-government protests that have been staged in the country in recent days.
Morales' statements occur one day after the government announced that the DEA will again have a presence in Bolivia.
The former president, who did not give evidence, said that former minister Carlos Sánchez Berzaín would be behind the action.
Former President Evo Morales (2006-2019) said today that the U.S. DEA and the Bolivian Army plan to stop him between Friday and Saturday, after Rodrigo Paz's government accused him of financing with "drug trafficking" resources the protests and blockades that have demanded the resignation of the president for 10 days. Morales entry points out that the DEA and the Bolivian Army plan to stop him between Friday and Saturday was first published in P…
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