Anatoly Kurmanaev reports for The New York Times: Charges of voting fraud that led to protests and the exile of President Evo Morales have been confirmed in a final report by the Organization of American States. An independent international audit of Bolivia’s disputed election concluded that former President Evo Morales’s officials resorted to lies, manipulation and forgery to…
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Mexican ex-president calls Evo Morales “cheeky”
El Diario reports: For asking support for sustenance Mexican ex-president calls Evo Morales “cheeky” The former president of Bolivia, leaving Military Field 1, where he remained since his arrival in Mexico, requested cooperation for his livelihood Mexico.- Former President Vicente Fox described the former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, as a cheeky, after it became…
Bolivia deal for new elections offers chance of peace
Michael Stott, Latin America editor, reports for Financial Times: Bill annuls results of disputed vote last month in which exiled Evo Morales had claimed victory Jeanine Añez, Bolivian interim president, signs a law bill to hold new elections. The Bolivian Senate approved the day before the fresh parliamentary election, with former president Evo Morales ineligible…
Fulfilling the siege to the cities – Cumpliendo el cerco a las ciudades
Editorial from El Diario, cartoon at the bottom is from El Potosi: Fulfilling the siege to the cities Away from simple rumors and even the general naivety that the marches and blockades were and are spontaneous and sincere in favor of the return of the deposed Evo Morales, concrete facts demonstrate an enormous and timely…
Popular insurrection expelled Evo – Insurrección popular expulsó a Evo
Editorial from El Diario, English/Español; the cartoon at the end is from Los Tiempos: Popular insurrection expelled Evo Rebellion, insurrection, popular uprising, “coup d’etat” and the definition that you want to give, the truth is that the events of November were intended to expel the government of Evo Morales from power for serious political and…
The unacceptable blackmail of Evo Morales – El chantaje inaceptable de Evo Morales
Editorial from El Deber, pictures from the internet: The unacceptable blackmail of Evo Morales 23 days ago, when he was still president, Evo Morales said: “If you want to go on strike, we will accompany the cities with encirclement. Let’s see if they hold on.” Now, nine days after he resigned, his warning is being…
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