Bolivian Leaders Warn of Street Protests if Evo Morales Barred from Elections

La Paz, Bolivia – Leaders of the six federations of the Tropic of Cochabamba have issued a stern warning to the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), stating they will resume "struggle in the streets" if former President Evo Morales is not authorized to run in the upcoming presidential elections. During a press conference, Dieter Mendoza, a prominent leader of the federations, emphasized the critical nature of the current period. "This struggle has not ended," Mendoza declared, "These are crucial days. They either respect democracy, these authorities, these criminal members of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, they respect the majority of Bolivians, or they are forcing us to maintain the struggle in the streets." The statement underscores growing tensions surrounding the eligibility of Morales for the 2025 presidential race, highlighting the potential for renewed social unrest if the demands of the "Evista" faction are not met by the electoral body. The federations represent a significant base of support for Morales, and their warning signals a potential escalation of political conflict in the country.

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