Bolivia crisis

Evo Morales Ayma fled Bolivia on 10 November 2019, following weeks of violent protests.

The first coca farmer was the first President of the country. Two-thirds of Bolivia's population comes from indigenous nations. Bolivia has many mineral resources including the much sought after Lithium.

Morales won his first election as the 'pink tide' of nationalist journalism took power in several South American countries. He has been elected president in all elections since 2005.

He criticized when he called for the fourth quarter of October 2019 elections and received a judicial ruling to block Bolivia's three-term legal limit.

Morales has been announced as the winner of the May 20 election. The Native American Association is accused of widespread violent theft in an audit report. The result was asked and in response, Morales called for new elections. But opposition led by former President Carlos Mesa, who came second in the polls, rejected the proposal.

The head of the armed forces, General Williams Kaliman, now urged Morales to step down. He resigned and fled to Mexico seeking refuge. With all four of the next four presidents, including the Vice President retiring, Senator Jeanine Anez announced as interim President to Congress on November 12 despite not having agreed to his nomination.

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