Evo Morales says Bolivian government wants to “destroy him” – DW – 06/12/2023

Former President Evo Morales President’s Government condemned on Sunday (06.11.2023). BolivianLouis Ars, the current administration has a plan to destroy it with some “montage” or “requirement” to denounce “drug trafficking security” and “corruption”.

“I want to warn the Bolivian people that the government has a plan to destroy Evo, I repeat, the same people who work with the government (…) do not know what to do, it will be an organization, it will be. A case, an attack, I don’t know,” Morales said in a program on local radio station Kawsachun Koka.

Likewise, the former president wrote on his Twitter account that “they are harassing us, threatening us and attacking us with lies” to condemn the “protecting drug trafficking and corruption” that harms the Arce administration.

“Let the Bolivian people know that the inner right plans to implement its black plan to oust Evo in June,” Morales wrote.

Morales lamented that there was now a “government that came to power with the acronym MAS” and “subpoenas, interrogations and harassment”.

The former president asked, “What else will they find?” questioned that, in his opinion, they wanted to implicate him in the “scandal” of Basil Bank, whose controller had died, since they had already tried to accuse him of “funding drug trafficking”. He fell from a building and now they have failed in his “diverting operations in the tropics” from the Cochabamba plant, while the government plane Boliviana de Aviacion (BoA) is flying to Spain “when the drugs are leaving”.

Spanish authorities said last week that 478 kg of cocaine had been seized on a flight from Bolivia to Adolfo Suarez-Madrid Barajas airport on February 12, one of the largest drug shipments in recent years.

The case is being investigated in Bolivia, where at least eight people are in custody pending investigation.

This Sunday the ruling Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) plans to stage a rally in La Paz amid splits in the party, with some favoring Morales and others supporting President Arce.

gs (efe, RedUno.com)