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Shortly after the inauguration of his close confidante Luis Arce, the former Bolivian head of state Evo Morales returned to Bolivia from exile in Argentina. "I was sure that I would return, but not soon,"
Shortly after the inauguration of his close confidante Luis Arce, the former Bolivian head of state Evo Morales returned to Bolivia from exile in Argentina. "I was sure that I would return, but not soon,"
Morales said after Bolivian media reports at the farewell ceremony at the La Quiaca-Villazón international bridge, attended by Argentine President Alberto Fernández. Ex-Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera and other former members of the government traveled with Morales.
According to El Deber newspaper, thousands of people had come to Villazón to see Morales return. According to the newspaper "Página Siete", the crowd will also be part of the ex-president's caravan with hundreds of vehicles,
which will travel through several regions to his home department of Cochabamba. She is scheduled to arrive there on November 11th. On that day a year ago, Morales set out for exile, initially to Mexico. After the presidential election in October 2019,
the then head of state had to resign under pressure from the military because he was accused of electoral fraud. Some studies have now come to different results. Morales' supporters and allies speak of a coup.
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