Watch: Glenn Greenwald’s Exclusive Interview With Evo Morales in Mexico City

[@sasha6594]

Another great piece of journalism by Glenn! And major respect to anti-colonial comrades ✊🏽

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

💪🏽fight the power, 💀 to the Statist propagandist

[@trifulquita15]

@@HarrisonCountyStudio U.S. corporations would love that! No more State in Latinoamerica and Africa.

[@cocorna3282]

WRONG - Glenn never touched on the multitude of factual electoral fraud uncovered by several international agencies, including the anti-US agency in Spain, the EU, and others.

[@sasha6594]

@@cocorna3282 whatever that means

[@cocorna3282]

@@sasha6594 it means several intl. Investigations ALL came up with massive voter fraud by Evos campaign. I actually liked what he did as President the first term. HOWEVER, he became less popular and had realistically no chance of winning. When he did win the reports of fraud poured in. It's boring to continually use the "CIA" or "OAS" excuse so let's agree Spanish, Canadian, Javanese, and EU investigations all, A-L-L found mountains of evidence of fraud.

[@1VirginiaL]

Thank you Evo Morales, and thank you also, Glenn Greenwald. This information is immensely helpful to us common folk in the USA.

[@legrandfromage9682]

Down with imperialism

[@amritbansal2119]

Solidarity from India

[@政斌-x8k]

India is a fascist puppet.

[@ricardobarahona3939]

amrit bansal Good luck, India is going through a lot.

[@davidhoran7116]

amrit bansal solidarity WITH India, stay safe with everything going on there

[@BernieHollandMusic]

Solidarity from England - if only from me

[@davidbasset7557]

Respect from Eritrea. We march on in the struggle.

[@danarchist74]

Solidarity Brother Evo we the citizens of the world will work are ASSES Off too see you're rightfully returned as President of Bolivia.

[@CF4959]

Thank you Glenn. This was an awesome interview. President Evo Morales will be back. Everybody loves him because he is the best president in Bolivias history. It's not just me saying it. Every economic indicator says the same. Even the UN statistics says it. He is a true hero of the "Patria Grande" project, the unity of south america against imperialism. History books will remember him as the hero he is.

[@AgentRafa]

Viva comrade Evo Morales. Much respect from Norway.

[@ruffom1]

Do you respect murderers, pedophiles and drug lords??

[@josephsomers2858]

In Respect to Evo Morales and all other Elected Latino Presidents I had read articles about the Number of Police and Military who after a coup were brought to the USA for training in the concepts of terror then sent back to their respective countries to impose a dictatorial type of role to preserve American Domination and Total Control of that Nation.

[@johngillon6969]

I've been following this great man and this video at this time is too painful to watch. I'll come back later and view it. Thank you Intercept for giving a s**t about this beautiful country and wonderful man Evo. I love you, please live in peace. you did your best more than anyone in since Simon Bolivar. peace out.

[@nafertitifearlessbutloving8368]

Thank you for this interview. Indigenous people around the world UNITED

[@ruffom1]

He is not an indigenous!! Morales is a surname from Spain!!! He claims to be one, but that doesn't make him one!!

[@RadicalCaveman]

@@ruffom1 Being indigenous isn't just your name, fool.

[@ruffom1]

@@RadicalCaveman running out of arguments?? fool is the one who cannot answer with arguments, in this case you!! are you in love with Morales??

[@OliBolivia]

@@ruffom1 You know that indigenous people were given Spanish names. Not all became mixed and if you can’t tell by his facial features there is no hope for you. Bolivian is the most indigenous country is SA

[@bobgillis1137]

You were an inspiration to others; that's why, IMHO, they felt obligated to crush you.

[@bobgillis1137]

@ El Presidente

[@Eusantdac]

Yup. Can't allow an Indigenous leader who's helping the poor. Just like they couldn't stand Chavez, or Castro.

[@a46475]

The threat of a good example.

[@kend3800]

The absolute narcissism of the oligarchy - claiming rights to sovereign nations´ resources.

[@gmanon1181]

His government is a thread to European expansion in Bolivia. I would hear what I am saying in the past as bla bla bla. Now, I understand everything runs around race when it comes to international policies and politics. They spread organization, peace, high standards, but all of this is a make believe to gain the support of all the good people of the world. In reality, this agenda is very feros. It has no respect for anyone nor any human value. It's all about control and power over everything and everyone.

[@odradekk]

Respect from Italy.

[@progressivemoneycanada]

This should go viral!

[@sirbabygorilla]

Solidarity from Australia. Viva MAS!

[@ruffom1]

Why don't you move to Cuba or Venezuela?? what are you doing in a free capitalist country??

[@sirbabygorilla]

@@ruffom1 Because the prosperity of Australia is a result of victories by the working class, I hope for the same results in the most unequal continent on the planet.

[@ruffom1]

@@sirbabygorilla MAS is not the working class, they are the drug producer's class. You have no clue of what they are!!

[@sirbabygorilla]

@@ruffom1 Drug production increased as soon as MAS was deposed in the 2019 coup. Drug production in the Americas is always linked to the destruction of social movements.

[@ruffom1]

@@sirbabygorilla Really?? do you know who approved more land to grow coca leaves?? Evo when he was president!! you should get better sources for your information, the ones you have are paid by the drug lords!!

[@Federico.el.Noruego]

Solidarity from Norway Brother Evo!!!!

[@ryanburchett8455]

Glenn Greenwald is courageous.

[@pacerodi]

Indeed!

[@ryanburchett8455]

@Santiago Bron Doesn't sound like you have any idea why I said what I did. It is definitely not because of Evo at all.

[@YassinePineapple]

Ryan Burchett that guy is an AnCap, judging of his pic. Dont give them any attention they’re like cucks for big corpos

[@markgreen4612]

Great interview. Thank you.

[@DomenicMarando]

I thoroughly enjoyed this very informative interview. It was great to see Evo Morales well and speak with such clarity and conviction! Morales and all of the indigenous people in Bolivia have my full support! :)

[@jtulley2839]

Bless you and your family Glen Greenwald , Thank you for this important insight. May grace be with the people of Bolivia !

[@kabirpour]

VIVA EVO, 'PA SIEMPRE!! Love you, Evo Morales, for your strength and courage! Thanks, Glen Greenwald for this needed interview!

[@noornord1359]

GG is a true journalist!!

[@GeorgesOpinion]

“Maybe the US Intelligence is lacking intelligence”

[@Dowlphin]

U.S. embassies are Intel Inside.

[@carolinawren3594]

there's an old saying that if you give a fool enough rope he'll hang himself. Russia's weapons are just for show, they're relying on an unlimited supply of rope

[@Dowlphin]

@Carolina Wren - Slogan idea: "Rope against the dope".

[@tesscot]

Well it isn't really, "US," either. They don't work for us. So US Intelligence is lacking in US & Intelligence.

[@gmanon1181]

In resume, this is all White Supremacy. In other words, the allocation of all the resources of the world to the service of the white races allowing the non threatening races to make believe they are also equal. These are Middle Easterners and Asians. Why? Because, when they mixe, they become White.

[@jibaritomx]

Morales biggest mistake was not to kick out those military and police personel that was trained in the school of the americas...

[@hardcandy7112]

Evo got to comfortable , the Change of Guard he forgot .

[@felipedaiber2991]

Theres barely anyone so old alive and even less still within military ranks

[@ubuntuposix]

Respect from Romania.

[@Unsubscribedd]

This is a perfect example of what journalism should be. Glen Greenwald shows great respect while getting to the important issues at hand with no implicit bias. It’s all about getting to the truth, first and foremost.

[@davidvillarroelmoya550]

When he interviews the other side and you listen to the actual facts, then you can say that

[@davidmontoute2074]

@@davidvillarroelmoya550 , i think this interview with Pablo Solon sums up what happened quite well ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2iXZ3Voes6goKs ). I don't know what how good the translation function is on itt. Maybe someone should produce a subtitled version so that Western lefties can begin to understand things from the inside, instead of just Evo's version of events.

[@tianyiliu856]

Solidarity from a Chinese-American comrade! Great job for the past 13 years, President Morales. Wish you come back to your homeland soon. China is going further to the right. Hope the story of Bolivia should teach something to the Chinese people, especially to the workers in sweatshops.

[@lilshifty4758]

Bolivia was so lucky to have someone as forward thinking and compassionate as Evo Morales as their president.

[@francisleroy6215]

I stand in solidarity with Evo Morales - he is a great leader. He should have been kept as Bolivia's leader.

[@foxbodyblues6709]

Francis Le Roy even if he is constitutionally term limited?

[@francisleroy6215]

@@foxbodyblues6709 - Evo knew that Washington was heavily invested in his departure. To undo any of the good that he had done while he was in power. The Bolivian Supreme Court changed the term limits legally - Unlimited term limits are not unfair or immoral in themselves. Australia and the UK have had unlimited leadership terms throughout their history. In Bolivia's case, we have the USA making a moral judgement, because they have had term limits since FDR.Yet, history is repeating itself, the US introduced term limits, so that, if an FDR type progressive came along, they could limit his influence to eight years. All in all, the USA has involved itself in another coup against another sovereign state again!!.....Peace...

[@foxbodyblues6709]

Francis Le Roy I don’t believe it’s right to use his political power to change the Bolivian constitution to allow more terms for him. He isn’t the most important thing in the nation. It’s not critical that he alone retain power. No one else can do what I do. Nonsense. That’s how it starts. Paved with good intentions...

[@OliBolivia]

@@foxbodyblues6709 it got overruled and in a true democracy leaders can serve life if the people support him in every election

[@gaildoyle1538]

Absolutely the most informative interview of the year!

[@rogerfurer2273]

Thank you Glen Greenwald, for a revealing interview.

[@hib32]

I guess "democracy" is not valid at Bolivia, since what "the People"decides there has not validation.

[@altrbill]

Julio Sanchez The majority of the people voted for him so the democracy was valid until the propaganda and people said no then it was not democratic anymore.

[@rooppyguyy0562]

The opposition Parties gathered 51% Evo won 47%

[@MonMalthias]

@@rooppyguyy0562 The closest rival was 37%. Sure, in total the opposition parties netted 51%, but the vote leader in a multi-party election contest getting 47% is still a massive majority no matter how you slice it. A 10 point lead in an election, even assuming up to 5% of "donkey" vote papers that weren't filled in properly, would still mean a victory for Morales. Morales did order a recount, and he was still victorious in the recount. It was only because the police and military were mobilising against him that he had to step down. What that proves is that the old truism is still correct: control the means of violence and you control the country. If the means of violence turns against you - as the police and military did against Morales - then no successful vote result matters, because while you might have the ballot, they have the guns. And in general, bullets trump ballots. In any case, why are you so concerned about electoral percentages, when the eventual victor - Jeanine Anez - received only 4% of the vote? Not Mesa at 37%, but Anez who should have quit politics when her party performed as poorly as it did. Let's be real here. There was a coup, Anez was installed as a puppet dictator - for the OAS or the US it is hard to say - and Evo Morales is now in exile.

[@copsuicide]

@@MonMalthias excellent analysis. And you're absolutely correct about the monopoly on violence; people in liberal democracies seem to think actual power resides with legislators when the truth is it's the military.

[@paulgibby6932]

An inspiring leader. Also deftly handles difficult questions by focussing on what is important.

[@ruffom1]

Inspiring?? if you are in drugs, yes he is one!!

[@tesscot]

At 10 minutes in he gets to the heart of the matter. International corporations and the politicians they own, couldn't stand that he was in control of his countries national resources and using them for the good of his People. This is a tragedy. One the US People have been experiencing for decades. We're so used to it that we just take it.

[@raykirkham5357]

Evo was nothing but good for the people of Bolivia. It is an outrage this coups.

[@frankvictorrood]

Not fully true. There are some dark parts about him and there were genuine protests and that was opportunistically used for a coup. However, you cannot deny the fact he made live for Bolivians massively better.

[@raykirkham5357]

@@frankvictorrood Do tell us about his "dark parts." You are introducing bullshit straw dogs. If you can't be specific, don;t expect us to just take your unsupported statement. He is the best thing that has happened to Bolivia. It is time for the people of Bolivia to own Bolivia and not give it back to transnational parasites.

[@coreycox2345]

@@raykirkham5357I am ready for a fact-based truth on this. "Dark parts?" I have found work by the Center for Urban Policy Research unusually credible in the past.

[@davidvillarroelmoya550]

Have you lived in Bolivia?

[@coreycox2345]

@@davidvillarroelmoya550I wish that the people in this chat were sitting around a table. It is difficult to know what is real. I find Evo Morales credible here. Documentation would help understand what to believe.

[@Alex-xp9lu]

They may cut one flower; they may cut one hundred flowers; but they cannot stop the arrival of the spring. El mundo está contigo, hermano Evo.

[@mrossainz]

THANK YOU for translating with subtitles and not voicing it off...

[@lafuerza113]

A phenomenal, well done interview. Thank you for educating the public around the world as to what is happening currently in Bolivia and S. America. It is important that we hear the truth.

[@sassy3923]

Another excellent interview by Glenn Greenwald. The reason why he is so good, besides being a gifted writer and speaker, is because he is not influenced by powerful (corrupt) outside forces. He thinks for himself and really wants truth and justice to prevail.

[@nicktrice4921]

In other words, he's a threat.

[@carolpridgeon8200]

Thank you so much Glenn, for your work. It is so important. Namaste'

[@emlmm88]

Glad to hear Evo is a comrade. Solidarity from the U.S.

[@rickbishop5987]

Excellent!

[@jesushealthephilippines]

Amazing interview thank you Glenn

[@cristinacamero5289]

Well done Glenn, you are playing a key role by exposing what is going on in this world and doing the right thing, so is The President of Bolivia, Evo Morales. This is very comforting, finding good ethical people. Thank you. May the people open their eyes and listen, may they use the common sense and do the right thing so that we have a chance to make things right, in this country, in this planet and among the human race.

[@parchy2008]

Great interview, thank you so much Glenn.

[@iberns]

Evo is brilliant! Great interview 🔥✊

[@Ahovein]

Es vd. una inspiración para muchos, Sr. Morales. Gracias y Viva Bolivia soberana

[@akos87]

thank you Glenn for your work.

[@bigdaz7272]

Mexico and Argentina next. The old 'We must free them from a Brutal Dictator' shenanigans

[@monikapadilla3949]

bigdaz7272 the LeBaron movement in Chihuahua already started a coup in the state of Chihuahua ! Lebaron family are related to Romney who just joined Trump!!!!!!!

[@bigdaz7272]

@@monikapadilla3949 One of those times i am sad to be right :(

[@mdelrroose1414]

Mr. Greenwald, thank you very much for giving Mr. Morales the opportunity to tell us his side of this sad history. Bolivia’s indigenous population is three time larger than the “white” population, although, many who align themselves with the whites, have indigenous ancestors. The main indigenous groups are Kollas, altiplano, quechuas, valles

[@bernardheathaway9146]

What an amazing person

[@mikki3562]

Great interview with two magnificent men who should be venerated by anyone who supports social and economic justice. Viva Evo Morales! And solidarity from the Republic of Ireland.

[@DeepTitanic]

Evo, what a legend.

[@ruffom1]

Yes, nobody ever produced so much cocaine!!!

[@pineconebliss]

Incredible interview. Thank you!

[@ChumX100]

As a bolivian, I find it very sad that people are ready to hold strong opinions about what happened in my country based on political ideologies and conspiracy theories, ignoring many crucial facts about the events leading to Evo's escape.

[@moyshekapoyre]

Omg seriously my brain cannot handle this man. I've been dumbed down by American politicans. This guy is easily Ralph Nader level of intelligence. Notice how whatever question he is asked, his response is not boxed into the question, but nor is he ignoring the question. He creates his own playing field, just like when the U.S. told him "you can commerce with all countries except Cuba, Venezuala and Iran" and he was like, "But, we aren't your colony. We can commerce with anyone... " ... DUH! they seriously thought they could just dictate to him like that?

[@franceswolf6417]

Thank you Glen and the intercept . It is so important to hear the truth about the coupdeta in South America.

[@markgreen4612]

This is one of the reasons that the U.S. needs to elect Bernie Sanders as their president and put a stop to the foreign policy that has prevailed towards Latin America for decades.

[@tunit20]

Yes, but Tulsi is better on foreign policy

[@ti-lo5hy]

Yes.... Decades... Yes... Sorry just being facetious. These dicks have been messing in South America for hundreds of years really.

[@Kim-Yo-jong]

@Krónika Bernie supports a general strike and understands he can't do it alone. The fight doesn't end with Bernie being elected it only begins.

[@remlatzargonix1329]

tunit20 ..no, not really. ....she is still a soldier, so that gives me less confidence that she won't be a typical war-monger president.

[@zacharyclark1194]

This comment is garbage. Bernie is a spineless sell out charlatan that will only usher in runt politics and carbon tax bullshit. Bernie is the most worthless politician ever. Placating to naive hippies only. Trump is amazing and clearing the swamp. Anyone who think Bird Brain has any skills of value is extremely derp!

[@gabrielar.r.3157]

Fuerza presidente Evo! Happy to see that majority of people don’t believe what traditional tv said about Evo! Thank you great interview!

[@qentrepreneurship9987]

Jallalla Bolivia Kausachum Tawantinsuyo ñawpaqmanta pacha pachanta. Great interview. Congrats The Guardian and Mr Greenwald

[@matthewo2261]

Great interview.

[@nataliedelatorre4549]

Viva Evo!!

[@anderslarsen4912]

A prevision of we can expect everywhere else. Any opposition can be deemed as "terrorism" by the establishment. This is what they wanted all along. This is no surprise to anyone. They do the same thing in my country, part of Scandinavia. There are no limits. Only survival for the people.

[@3zan6bel9]

thank you

[@rb5519]

I second what Evo said at the UN General Assembly: "26 people have as much wealth as 3.8 BILLION. This is an insult, it's immoral and unacceptable!"

[@tlynnkyle2983]

Outstanding interview. 4 years ago, but even more important today. Morales beloved President of Bolivia 🇧🇴 ❤️

[@alanmcshire3379]

11:52 "350 mil toneladas al año", it means :"350 000 tons a year", not a "350 tons a year"!!!!

[@OE7V7]

He seems very genuine! Great interview 👌🏽

[@aretwodeetoo1181]

Really good interview, thank you!

[@xxWayoftheSunxx]

Hay mucha gente en los EU q apoya Evo y su administracion. Lo siento por lo q hace mi gobierno, sen~or presidente. Me da verguenza.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

morales' observation that the U. S. isn't a democracy but a corrupt corporate state and that american's are tricked into voting was most definitely correct. I still don't think he should've ran for another term but I sure respect him personally and think he has an honorable character.

[@debb1229]

Only Glenn to make things clear

[@LaVictoria6751]

Gleen, would you please interview Bernie Sanders about the environment? It would be awesome.

[@GreatBoneStructure]

Reasonable and compassionate. He must be stopped!

[@julianaaraujo1241]

Glenn is a very good journalist! I think he is the best. He and the Intercept Brazil team are doing such a great job for Brazil and Latin America democracy! This was a very good interview.. keep up the good work dudeee! I am a big fan of your work!

[@yakusolares9834]

Respect from Norway. Viva Evo!

[@grizzuh]

It was a Coup!

[@ludwigp100]

Que viva Bolivia!!!!

[@daniilm4657]

Please publish the transcript or make a version alternate audio track where Evo's answers are read in English. As much as I want to watch this, I'm not reading subtitles off the screen for a hour.

[@AdamSmith-wm8hi]

We love you all

[@dianagois8070]

Gleen, vc pode traduzir essa entrevista para o português, essa excelente entrevista deve alcançar os brasileiros tb .

[@birdworldist]

Long live Evo Morales

[@davidhoran7116]

The CIA was saying as late as 1990 that we needed to worry about the Soviet fleet. The Central INTELLIGENCE agency had genuinely no idea the Soviet Union was about to collapse. Not the brightest bunch.

[@carlosalbertovieira3660]

Grande Reporte, excelente entrevista com Evo, foi esclarecedor sob o golpe na Bolívia. Lamento que o episódio do tapa que ele levou de um jornalista brasileiro. Sinto vergonha de ser brasileiro, mas ao mesmo tempo senti o orgulho de ter o Glenn morando no Brasil e contribuindo para um jornalismo sério, que algum tempo a nossa classe jornalistica brasileira vem perdendo sua credibilidade. Parabéns ao Glenn pelo seu brilhante pergunta que fez ao ex-presidente.

[@ivabaptista7069]

Aff......

[@bluecamus5162]

At the end, Glen addresses him as 'President Morales'. Viva el Presidente Morales.

[@charlescanzater]

Thank you for bringing the real news !

[@rubenvictorcruz5581]

Evo el mejor presidente de Bolívia

[@kend3800]

Greenwald gives one of his best interviews here.

[@lilshifty4758]

Evo is such a cool guy. He clearly cares about his country, his people.

[@ChereraTaguato]

la gente humilde hahaha that's the new poetic way I'll be referring to my poor ass now

[@Manuel-dz1iq]

A very one-sided non-critical interview. I am very disappointed as Greenwald looks like the assistant to Evo Morales. He does not appear as an independent journalist. A waste of a good opportunity to get an unbiased picture.

[@raykirkham5357]

I am very thankful to you for covering Evo's loss here because his loss was his people's loss. I feel that Bolivia deserves another indigenous president and the U.S. butts out of Bolivian affairs. This is a major shame for our country.

[@intihumala9087]

As a Bolivian why would we need the US to be involved when we have overthrown 41 presidents?

[@raykirkham5357]

@@intihumala9087 It is true. but as my memory serves me, the last president to be thrown out was selling off all of Bolivian water rights to a company called Bectel. He was thrown out by indigenous people. Elon Musk has connected his name with overthrows of leftist governments in search of Lithium for his electric car company. He has a famous quote on this activity. "We'll coups whoever we want to. Get over it." It is obvious that Bolivia is under attack from western corporations seeking to steal Bolivian natural resources on the cheap.

[@intihumala9087]

@@raykirkham5357 Evo Morales isn't a leftist, he's an ethnonationalist and Elon Musk started his own lithium mining company back in 2019 and is currently digging in Nevada as we speak. Evo Morales signed a 2.3 billion dollar lithium contract with China in 2019 and he did it against the populations will. Carlos Mesa wasn't overthrown by Indigenous he was overthrown by the entire country and the same people that voted for Evo Morales were the same people who were protesting him. Evo Morales turned Bolivia into a child trafficking and narco state.

[@raykirkham5357]

@@intihumala9087 You are just plain wrong. There are clear links between Musk and these coups. Quit trying to troll this with fake news. There is a dearth of proven lithium deposits in America. We also do not produce chromium, tin, cobalt, diamonnds and a host of other valuable resources found in countries under attack by U. S. corporate interests.

[@intihumala9087]

@@raykirkham5357 Im 38 years old and I was born and raised in Bolivia bub. The US only makes up 6% of the global demand for lithium, there is zero connections between Musk and Bolivia.. ZIP The only person who made that claim was a wannabe journalist named max blumenthal who's father was a campaign advisor for Hillary Clinton.

[@ludovicofabris5819]

Evo, el mejor presidente latinoamericano! Aguante

[@hugogarcia9797]

Esto es una chiste, nove??🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@heathen0001]

VIVA REVOLUCION!

[@omarsiddiqui9224]

Solidarity Evo

[@jasond8738]

I don't know why in the West that if a President serves more than two terms it generally leads to corruption and abuse of power but the "successful" South East Asian countries that economist like to quote or admire like South Korea and Singapore success,is down to political stability or decades being under a dictatorship that enacted policies that enabled economic growth some 20 to 30 years later, ignoring IMF policies. Political stability is essential to growth in any country and if the people reelected him so be it, let them solve their problems internally but the conceptual West again always like to interfere and support any government that enriches their corporations and perpetuate global hegemony on the global south.

[@theodore8178]

Corrupt like FDR? It doesn't mean corruption here either. The real issue is that Morales was nationalizing natural resources that our government wants open to free trade.

[@synthealien9093]

Venezuela coup failed. Bolivia coup successful. Where will the next u.s. backed coup be?!

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

@10:37 very insightful. A hurdle all free people’s government must over come. . .

[@lemeowadventures1528]

Well, this is Morales version of the story, but the real true is another one, first the bolivian constitucion allow one term re election, but he re named the country from replubic to state so he says in the state is my first term so i can legale stay one more time! So we bolivians had to swallow that trick! Then he call a referemdum 21 february to ask citizens if we want him one more time as a president and he lost! We told him NO in 21F, he said he will obey with no further discusion what the referendum will demand! And that se citizen also must accept the result of the referendum with no complain! So we all agree to respect it! But he LOST, BOLIVIA TOLD HIM NO! so he decided no to obey the referemdum decition and he said it is his human right for the 4th time!!! To present himself in the elections! So we citizen swallowed it again!!! And we all citizens decided we liked or not we all will vote for his strongest openent wich was carlos Mesa, so we did! We all voted for Mesa, but in middle of the counting of the votes the light went off!!! Yes magically it went off and for 2 DAYS!! When the counts stoped mesa and morales were tying! So there were going to be a second round with only these 2 candidates! So it was going to be a NO WAY morales win in second round!! The only way for morales to win qas in first round but as he was tie with mesa in second round for sure he was going to loose so he had to do something!!! They cut the electricity and internet!! After TWO DAYS the counts back and Morales was winning in first round to Mesa! So of course all people went to the streets furious and burned the electoral buldings! And protestors in the streets! So Mesa and other politicians went out to say calm down lets find a solution! But it was late people was furius angry and Morales went out to celebrate and say we wond for the 4th time!! So people got moree mad!! Didnt leave since this moment the streets! For 21 days untill morales left the country! But in those 21 days Morales appeared on tv just to moke about people blocking the streets people standing in the streets without back home to est sleep or anything they were 21 days in the streets 27/7! No body went back home! They cooked in the streets and shared food in all arround the country! Morales was moking them, insulting them, when they decided to go from every city to la paz to kick his ass! He used cuban snipers, there were venezuelan militars even with venezuelan uniforms not even disguising, terrorist from las farc, from argentina and colombia! And he was giving the indigenous people dinamits to go protest and scare the protestors in the streets for they back home, the indigenous dont know use those dinamits they were explofing themselves their hands faces etc alottt of savage things did morales not to fall!! Its very long! But i try to give you here a glince, for you see how lie he is!

[@petesweet8504]

Real Journalism! Thanks Glenn!

[@jovan.mattos1296]

Perfect! The popular fight and anti-imperial figh never will end!