Evo Morales: indigenous leader who changed Bolivia but stayed too long

The meteoric political journey of Evo Morales came to an end – for now, at least – right where it started: in a steamy jungle region of central Bolivia.

Evo Morales: indigenous leader who changed Bolivia but stayed too long, but, finally, white colonial elite, oligarchy and far right managed to overthrow him. And now the army and police are happily killing indigenous people who dare to resist.

One of the bigshot cocaine producers and supplier for most mexican cartels and other international criminal 'organizations'.

Why the European oligarchs want everything for free? England has been stealing gold....from every country.

Tell that to Netanyahu... Merkel... The Saudis...

Pathetic headline. Evo was ousted. In a coup. By the military.

'Anna Frank: the girl who was good to her family but disobeyed orders from the Nazis'

That I absolutely agree with. Which doesn't mean that I in one way or the other condone the course of things. Let's assume that Meza had one the right to a second round and that he had a reasonable chance to win it outright. Well, then why didn't we let things run their course

bad take the Guardian - Angela Merkle has been in office since 2005, before Evo Morales even took office; at least 4 Canadian Prime Ministers has stayed in office for more than 14 years; would you still put a 'but stayed too long' if any of them were to be overthrown by a coup?

Si Alemania puede ¿por qué no Bolivia?

Like jeremycorbyn in the UKLabour - please change now!!

the only thing this corrupt did, was robbed the money from us the Bolivians.! He is just a dictator who wanted to stay in power with officials that supported him. Free Bolivia.!

'at the prompting of Bolivia’s top general'

Would The Guardian say Merkel is 'too long' in office too? Or it only applies to third-world democratically elected leaders who you don't like? GolpeEnBolivia

Just another failed dictator.

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