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"The problems in Bolivia arose, unfortunately, from the same problems that you see in Nicaragua and Venezuela, in Honduras and elsewhere where individuals decide that it's more important to stay in power than to follow democratic norms and the rule of law," he explains. Morales argues that voters should give him that margin and let him finish a job he started nearly 14 years ago. He brought political stability, while his decision to partially nationalize the natural gas industry helped make Bolivia's economy one of the fastest growing in Latin America. But this might be the only time in Bolivian military history that the military is on the right side for once," said Eduardo Gamarra, a Bolivian political scientist at Florida International University.Morales ran for a fourth term after refusing to accept the results of a referendum that upheld term limits for the president - restrictions thrown out by a top court that critics contend was stacked in his favor.His flight from the country was a dramatic fall for the llama shepherd from the Bolivian highlands and former coca growers' union leader who as president helped lift millions out poverty, increased social rights and presided over nearly 14 years of stability and high economic growth in South America's poorest country. Get the latest breaking news delivered straight to your inbox.Michael Shifter, head of the Washington-based think tank Inter-American Dialogue, warned that Bolivia's polarization needs to healed by new leadership.Anti-Morales demonstrators in downtown La Paz set tires and other barricades on fire as other people went onto their rooftops to yell, "Evo, murderer!" Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has announced that he is leaving for Mexico, which offered him asylum.
"The result is almost inevitably a turn toward authoritarian practices, and unfortunately, also usually [a] turn toward corruption. How Evo Morales Made Bolivia A Better Place ... Before He Fled The Country Before He Fled The Country by Isabella Gomez Sarmiento NPR Dec. 3, 2019 1:59 p.m. "Academics and the press have been very critical of the Bolivian military.
Morales was first elected in 2005, following years of turmoil. Voters rejected the amendment in a referendum, but Morales appealed to the nation's highest court, which is packed with his allies. We're hurt. He was much more humble and accessible, but during these 14 years, he changed," España Villegas, a linguist, said while she waited for a flight to La Paz.Angry supporters of the socialist leader set barricades ablaze to close some roads leading to the country's main airport Monday, while his foes blocked most of the streets leading to the capital's main square in front of Congress and the presidential palace. How Bolivia's Evo Morales Could Win A 4th Term As President He's already the country's longest-serving leader — almost 14 years in office. "That would be a recipe for continued conflict and chaos that could well put at risk some of the country's undeniable socio-economic gains over the past decade. "There was no respect anymore. He points to how Morales stacked all branches of government with members of his political party, the Movement for Socialism, to allow him to run for another term. Bolivian President Evo Morales Resigns Amid Widespread Protests. "It would be really naive to say that we are in a democracy just because we hold elections." The judges allowed his reelection campaign to go forward.Now, as Bolivia's first president of Indigenous descent attempts to win a fourth consecutive term in the Oct. 20 election, critics contend that Morales is acting more like an emperor than a president. Evo Morales stepped down from the Bolivian presidency on November 10, after the military asked him to do so, and fled to Mexico for asylum. Supporters of Bolivian President Evo Morales and opposition supporters clash during a protest after Morales announced his resignation on Sunday, in La Paz Bolivia November 11, 2019. Morales is Bolivia's first president of indigenous descent. Morales was twice reelected by landslides.To avoid a December runoff, Morales must garner at least 40% of the vote and top his closest rival by at least 10 points. His party …