A defiant Evo Morales has mentioned he’ll return to Bolivia by subsequent Christmas, and predicted victory for his Motion for Socialism celebration in upcoming elections. Morales is in exile after a “coup” and has been accused of “terrorism.” ...

Evo Morales left Mexico and is now in Cuba, the Mexican International Ministry mentioned, noting that the ousted Bolivian chief instructed the authorities his journey was “non permanent.” Morales reportedly flew in to take care of some medical points. ...

Bolivia’s Chamber of Deputies, the decrease home of the nation’s legislature, gave its nod to a brand new invoice, that successfully voids the results of the October election, that noticed deposed chief Evo Morales profitable by a 10-percent margin, and units stage for a brand new one. Earlier on Saturday, the Distinctive and ...

Questions stay concerning the circumstances that led to Morales’ ouster, and whether or not overseas governments performed a job in it. However current historical past supplies motive to suspect that Bolivia’s wealthy pure assets are a part of the reply. ...

Ousted Bolivian President Evo Morales says he is not going to participate within the subsequent presidential vote if the individuals are actually in opposition to it. He additionally revealed that the US ominously provided him ‘assist’ fleeing Bolivia. ...

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has introduced his departure to Mexico, the place he has been granted asylum, after opposition protests and army officers’ strain pressured the socialist chief’s resignation. ...

Evo Morales, an indigenous chief who bucked the IMF and condemned US imperialism, has been pressured by the army to resign after successful an election. But Washington calls this blatant coup in Bolivia a victory for democracy? ...

Police and army have been looking out for Evo Morales, who has simply resigned as Bolivia’s president, opposition has claimed. Morales dubbed the arrest warrant “unlawful,” whereas police chief denied its existence altogether. ...

Bolivia’s President Evo Morales has resigned, shortly after the nation’s army urged him to take action. The event leaves the nation, which has endured weeks of political turmoil, in a scenario of even larger uncertainty. ...

Bolivian chief Evo Morales has slammed assaults on state media, that noticed rioters forcing journalists to depart their workplaces until they need them to be trashed. In a separate incident, a radio chief was tied to a tree. ...