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Arce Accuses Morales Supporters of Congress Disruption
Bolivian President Luis Arce accuses Evo Morales supporters of disrupting his fourth-year address to Congress, escalating tensions between the two leaders.
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PoliticsElectionConflictGovernmentLatin AmericaBolivia
MasBolivian CongressBolivia Tv
Luis ArceEvo MoralesDavid Choquehuanca
- What is the root of the conflict between Arce and Morales?
- The conflict stems from Morales's ambition to run for president again, with Arce pushing for a referendum to clarify term limits and prevent Morales from doing so.
- How did Evo Morales respond to the events and to Arce's government?
- Evo Morales criticized Arce's government, calling it neoliberal, anti-popular, authoritarian, and repressive, while accusing Arce of aiming to ban the MAS party and disqualify Morales from future elections.
- What were the main accusations made by Bolivian President Luis Arce?
- Bolivian President Luis Arce accused supporters of former president Evo Morales of disrupting his fourth-year address to Congress, resulting in its suspension.
- What other factors have exacerbated the tensions between the two leaders?
- Recent tensions include accusations and investigations against Morales and regional blockades by his supporters, resulting in significant economic losses for Bolivia.
- Describe the incident that led to the suspension of the congressional session.
- The incident involved throwing objects at Vice President David Choquehuanca and shouting slogans against Arce, leading to the event's cancellation and Arce delivering his speech in a public square instead.