Bolivian Government Promises Protection to Threatened Election Officials

Bolivian Government Vows Protection for Threatened Election Officials LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – May 31, 2025 – Concerns are rising in Bolivia after reports of threats against members of the Electoral Supreme Tribunal (TSE). These threats, allegedly stemming from supporters of former President Evo Morales's 'evismo' movement, have prompted a swift response from the government. Vice-Minister of Internal Regime, Jhonny Aguilera, speaking in an interview, stated, "We are providing guarantees, not only physical but also psychological, to ensure the safety and well-being of TSE authorities." The video shows Aguilera's interview alongside footage of protests and security measures. The threats are seen as an attempt to undermine the upcoming elections, raising questions about the integrity and security of the electoral process. Aguilera's assurance of government support aims to reassure the public and the TSE officials themselves. The government's commitment to protecting TSE officials is a crucial step in ensuring fair and transparent elections. The situation remains tense, but the government's actions signal a determination to maintain order and uphold the democratic process.