News gathered for the protection of Bolivia Vipala and against the conspiracy attempts

Thousands of Bolivians gathered in various parts of the country for the “Viblazo” event, organized to fix the national emblem recognized by the constitution, in the face of the efforts of right-wing sectors to destabilize the country.

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The Bolivian people rejected the strike called by the opposition

Planned by social organizations and known as the “Great Vifalaso”, these mobilizations will expand to all nine sectors of the country and aim to demand the unity and cultural identity of the people.

As a meeting to consolidate the unity of the country and the identity of Bolivians, the chairman of the delegation, Freddie Mamani, described the mobilization to protect Vipala.

Article 6 of Article 6 of the State Constitution establishes that the red, yellow and green tricolor and the Vibala are the official symbols of the State.

Tuesday’s demonstrations take place within the framework of Anti – Tribal Day, which marks the beginning of the Spanish conquest.

The events will take place in nine sectors of the country and three of them: Santa Cruz, La Paz and Cochabamba, will be in the presence of President Luis Ars, who will be accompanied by other representatives of the Movemento al Socialism (MAS). ) Party.

Today, various organizations have gathered in different parts of the country to demand this national symbol. According to Bolivia TV, people gather in cities such as Yaquiba, Trinidad, Riberalta, Oro, El Alto and Sucre.

Vipala is a sacred and ancestral symbol. Identify the social system on the basis of equality, equality, harmony, unity and reciprocity.

With regard to the national strike called by right-wing groups linked to the 2019 conspiracy against former President Evo Morales, there was little grip on various sectors of the South American country, according to estimates by various local media and the Louis Ars government.

According to Presidential Spokesman George Richter, there was no expected response to the call to shut down the country, on the contrary, there was little follow-up and the country promised to work perfectly normally on its best regional expansion. In addition, he rejected warnings for a new strike.

He confirmed that what happened on Monday was an institutional and political strike by so-called civil society groups, which rejected the bill against the legalization of illicit profits, whose treatment was postponed during the socialization.

In their opinion, citizens chose peace, tranquility, work and participation in their production units and the creation of economic resources for daily living.

On Tuesday, in preparation for Anti-Indigenous Day, they are preparing several rallies called Wifalaso in response to the national strike on Monday and in support of the symbol of the indigenous people.

On the call for Vipalaso, Justice Minister Ivan Lima promised that it would take place as a symbol of unity, support and recognition of what Vipala is in non-working hours, as provided in the Bolivian Constitution. No locking or loosening required.