Bolivia: in Evo Morales' Fief, Opposition Candidates Banned From Campaigning

Radio France Internationale

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In Bolivia, the general elections (presidential, legislative and senatorial) take place in a month and a half. The electoral campaign is gaining in intensity except in the Tropic of Cochabamba, the fief d'Evo Morales who was unable to run for the presidential election. Indeed, candidates who are not from the Morales party have forbidden to campaign in this region.

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In Mexico and other countries of the world, there has always been espionage. Today it is legislated so that what is currently illegal is no longer illegal. Why is the majority of the Mexican population not outraged or raise their voices in front of this “Spy Government”?

aztecamorelos.com

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The popular saying “It is not the same to be drunk as to be a bartender” accurately reflects the reality of Mexican politics. In the opposition, the speeches are forceful and critical; in the government, actions often contradict those principles. A clear example of this double standard is the position of Luisa María and other spokespeople who previously warned against invasive security laws, and who today endorse similar reforms promoted by thei…

Azteca Baja California

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Being in the #opposition isn't the same as governing... In the first case, the regime opposed the #militarization of the country, the #CensorshipLaw that invaded privacy... it's a tyranny, they said... once in power, everything changed. Now, everything is about supporting the good people.

aztecachiapas.com

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The “Morenist Gatopardism” has revealed a political paradox. What used to be the banner of the opposition, the fight against militarization and the “Censorship Law” has become state policy once the current regime took power, justifying its actions on behalf of the “good people.” JOIN OUR CANAL DIFUSION OF WHATSAPP AND ENTER THE INFORMATION AT THE MOMENT! CLICK HERE

Azteca Quintana Roo

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It's not the same as being opposed to governing... The regime in the first case opposed the militarization of the country, the Censorship Law that invaded privacy... it's a tyranny they said... already in power, everything changed. Now everything is to support the good people.