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Supporters of Evo Morales Begin March to La Paz to Register Presidential Candidacy - teleSUR English

On May 15, 2025, delegations of farmers, coca cultivators, miners, and legislators from the MAS party set out from Parotani on a journey to La Paz to submit Evo Morales' presidential nomination.
The march proceeds despite a recent Plurinational Constitutional Court ruling banning Morales from running, citing the unconstitutionality of any presidential reelection.
The mobilization includes MAS senators, deputies, councilors, and union leaders, while Morales plans to join secretly due to concerns about riot police presence.
Peasant leader Juanita Ancieta announced plans for a sizable demonstration aiming to reach La Paz by Friday, and she characterized Morales as "the only candidate who represents the majority."
This event challenges the constitutional ban and may heighten political tensions as Morales asserts the constitution allows discontinuous reelection under Article 168.

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Supporters of Evo Morales Begin March to La Paz to Register Presidential Candidacy - teleSUR English

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Followers of Evo Morales March to La Paz to Register His Presidential Candidacy

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