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Visit RT to read stories on Evo Morales, including breaking news and latest updates. Evo Morales is a Bolivian politician and activist – learn more about his background on RT. Evo Morales has been the president of Bolivia for more than ten years, from 2006 to 2019, becoming one of Latin America’s longest-serving leaders; find out more on RT. Evo Morales initially resigned after protests took over Bolivia – check out RT to know what caused them and how the events unfolded. Don’t miss updates on the Bolivian general elections in 2019, including stories on acts of violence during the protests. Follow RT to stay updated on Evo Morales’ current actions. Morales was granted asylum in Mexico and claimed that his party would win the next elections in Bolivia – turn to RT for more. Stay with RT for experts’ and analysts’ opinions on Evo Morales, as well as on Latin America politics in general.
- Bolivia's acting president Jeanine Anez confirms she tested positive for coronavirus
Jeanine Anez, who has been Bolivia's acting president since the 2019 coup that ousted Evo Morales, confirmed that she has tested positive for the coronavirus. - ‘OAS misled public’: MIT study finds ‘NO evidence of fraud’ in Bolivian election that saw Evo Morales ousted in military coupA new MIT study has found no evidence of fraud in Bolivia’s 2019 election, despite allegations of serious irregularities by the Organization of American States (OAS), which led to the ousting of Evo Morales in a military coup.
- American bot? US veteran shares thousands of anti-Morales tweets during Bolivia coupA new report has revealed that the right-wing coup in Bolivia received automated support from a US Army veteran, who retweeted thousands of anti-Morales messages believed to have been written by fake Twitter accounts.
- Bolivia expels Mexico ambassador in Morales asylum row, while Mexico instructs her to return home for her own safetyBolivia’s interim government has said it is expelling the Mexican ambassador and two Spanish diplomats. Meanwhile, the Mexican government says it has recalled its ambassador for her own safety.
- Embassy row: Mexico to appeal to International Court of Justice over Bolivia’s coup govt ‘harassing’ its diplomats in La PazMexico has vowed to take Bolivia to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over its “harassment” of the country’s diplomats. The spat follows Mexico’s decision to grant asylum to the ousted Bolivian President Evo Morales.
- ‘I’ll be back’: Ousted leader Morales says his party will win elections, plans return to BoliviaA defiant Evo Morales has said he’ll return to Bolivia by next Christmas, and predicted victory for his Movement for Socialism party in upcoming elections. Morales is in exile after a “coup” and has been accused of “terrorism.”
- Mexico was 1st to grant asylum to Morales after ‘coup’ and now it’s ‘deeply concerned’ about Bolivia monitoring its embassyMexico's government has expressed "deep concern" about the monitoring of its La Paz embassy by Bolivian intelligence and security services. Last month, Mexico offered deposed Bolivian leader Evo Morales asylum following a "coup."
- Bolivian AG orders arrest of ousted president Morales over ‘terrorism’Bolivia’s coup-imposed government now has a court order for the arrest of former President Evo Morales, issued on the grounds of his alleged incitement of riots and “terrorism” in the divided South American nation.
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