At the beginning of February, MAS-IPSP registered the ex-president as a candidate for first senator by the department of Cochabamba for the next general elections in Bolivia. The decision was taken on Thursday, February 20, […]
In Bolivia, social and indigenous organizations commemorate the Plurinational State Day with demonstrations against the coup regime and in defense of the achievements attained by the former Morales government. On Twitter, Former President, Evo Morales, […]
TSE has a maximum of 20 days to set the date of the elections in which Evo Morales will not be able to run. The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) of Bolivia announced that the party […]
The 26-page document denounces deaths, gun-shot wounds, and multiple violations of the people’s rights. Members of the Permanent Assembly for Human Rights (APDH) filed charges in Argentinean courts against Bolivia’s self-proclaimed president, Jeanine Añez, for […]
Bolivia prosecutors issue arrest warrant for former President Evo Morales on sedition, terrorism charges. Bolivian Prosecutor’s Office has ordered Wednesday the arrest of former president Evo Morales, exiled in Argentina, as part of the complaint […]
The arrival of Morales comes two days after the inauguration in Argentina of President Alberto Fernandez. Bolivian former president Evo Morales arrived on Thursday in Argentina, where he will be granted refugee status. “He’s just […]
In just ten days, security agency measures have led to the death of more than 27 people. The Bolivian Senate began a debate to discuss the “exceptional and transitory law ” for the general elections, […]
“It’s a coup because the army requested the resignation of the president.” The Mexican government has offered Bolivian President Evo Morales political asylum after his resignation in the wake of a coup. “It’s a coup […]
Currently, the line of succession is broken in Bolivia. Bolivian President Evo Morales resigned Sunday after the senior army and police chiefs called on him to do so following weeks of violence against his Oct. […]
Morales has won the Presidency after obtaining 46.86 percent of the votes against 36.73 percent from right-wing candidate Carlos Mesa. With 95.03 percent of votes counted from within Bolivia and across the world, left-wing candidate […]
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