La Paz, Bolivia - Bolivian President Luis Arce has accused former President Evo Morales of 'destroying' the popular left-wing movement, leading to its division ahead of the general elections scheduled for August. In an interview with the EFE news agency on Wednesday, Arce stated that despite his administration's efforts to form a 'unity bloc,' the movement will now contest the elections in a fragmented state. President Arce also highlighted his government's resilience in the face of blockades orchestrated by supporters of Evo Morales. 'We have endured all the mobilizations from Mr. Evo Morales, including a coup attempt last June 26, 2024,' Arce stated, emphasizing that these actions were tolerated 'to preserve democracy.' He added, 'The Bolivian people deserve a democratic transition, and our government is delivering that democratic transition to our country.' The statements underscore the deepening rift between the two prominent figures of Bolivia's left, setting a challenging backdrop for the upcoming electoral period.
1750357143 El presidente Luis Arce expresó este miércoles, en una entrevista con la agencia EFE, que el exmandatario Evo Morales es responsable de h…
