Evo Morales Supporters Threaten Bolivian Election Officials La Paz, Bolivia – Tensions surrounding the upcoming Bolivian elections have reached a boiling point after a group of Evo Morales supporters, known as 'evistas,' issued direct threats against members of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE). The incident, which occurred in La Paz, has raised serious concerns about the fairness and safety of the electoral process. Video footage obtained by RED UNO DE BOLIVIA shows a group of 'evistas' openly threatening TSE officials, demanding the registration of Morales' candidacy. One protestor stated, "If they don't register Morales' candidacy by fair means, they will face the consequences." The protestors also revealed the addresses of several TSE members, escalating the level of intimidation. The threats highlight the deep political divisions within Bolivia and raise serious concerns about the potential for violence. The TSE has yet to issue a formal statement regarding the threats. However, the incident underscores the need for increased security measures to protect election officials and ensure a peaceful and democratic election. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by democratic institutions in the face of intense political polarization. The international community is watching closely as Bolivia heads towards what could be a highly contentious election.
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