Bolivia: Top Official Accused of 'Selling Out' to Evo Morales

Bolivia: Accusations of Political Opportunism Rock the PAN-Bol Party La Paz, Bolivia – A recent interview with Santos Quispe has ignited a firestorm of controversy within Bolivian politics. Quispe, a vocal critic of the current political climate, directly accused Ruth Nina, the national head of the PAN-Bol party, of betraying her principles for personal gain. The interview, which has gone viral on Bolivia TV, has raised serious questions about the integrity of political figures and the shifting alliances within the country. "She sold out to Evo for a position," Quispe stated during the interview, referring to former president Evo Morales. "Before, she called him a dictator. Now, she's embracing him. It's lamentable." His words reveal a deep sense of betrayal and disappointment with Nina's apparent change of heart. Quispe's accusations are particularly damning given Nina's past outspoken opposition to Morales. He pointed to her previous strong statements against Morales's leadership, highlighting the stark contrast between her past rhetoric and her current actions. The video shows Quispe's passionate delivery, emphasizing his concern over what he perceives as a betrayal of the Bolivian people. The interview has sparked a heated debate on Bolivian social media, with many users expressing their own opinions on Nina's actions and the state of Bolivian politics. The incident underscores the complexities and often-shifting nature of political alliances in the country. Whether further investigations will be launched into Quispe's allegations remains to be seen.