New York City: ‘Evo si, golpe no! U.S. hands off Bolivia!’ Hundreds march to Trump Tower to protest coup and defend the life of Evo Morales, November 11, 2019.
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New York City: ‘Evo si, golpe no! U.S. hands off Bolivia!’ Hundreds march to Trump Tower to protest coup and defend the life of Evo Morales, November 11, 2019.
Photos by redguard
The former president’s stance could complicate efforts to form a transitional administration and hold fresh elections.
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Former President Evo Morales on Monday encouraged resistance to efforts to form a transitional government leading to fresh elections in Bolivia after his resignation prompted violent protests by many of his supporters.
“You never abandoned me and I will never abandon you,” Mr. Morales wrote on Twitter from an unknown location only hours after he was forced to step down. “The world and patriotic Bolivians will repudiate this coup.”
By Scott Scheffer
Interview with Los Angeles activist Julia “Pachamama” Fernández and Gualberto Arispe Maita, president of MAS Youth: "The Indigenous movement is being forced to rebuild amid all the chaos happening in Bolivia. Right now, there’s like a series of intimidations, of persecution and unlawful detention of innocent MAS supporters, false accusations against grassroots journalists and against MAS political leaders — even, you know, false allegations against the presidential candidate Luis Arce Catacora. The focus–in spite of what they’re facing–is to really stay together against all odds."
Evo Morales has officially gone into exile after Bolivia's right-wing military coup.
Mobs and the police were instructed by far-right leader and coup organizer Camacho to arrest him, but, together with the help of his people in Cochabamba, Morales managed to get on a plane to Mexico where the left-wing president Andres Lopez Manuel Obrador has offered him asylum.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina: Massive march against the coup in Bolivia, November 11, 2019.
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Bolivians will hold a new election in May — without ousted President Evo Morales.
How kind of the Washington Post to admit this, months after the U.S.-backed coup was an accomplished fact.
Los Angeles: Bolivian and Indigenous-led group of activists protests repression by U.S.-backed coup government at Bolivian Consulate, January 22, 2020.
Photo by Insook Lee