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Nilton Condori: From Questioning Evo Morales to Calling Him "Brother Evo" – Bolivia Verifica

The deputy senator participated this Saturday in the national expansion of "Evo Pueblo", held in Lauca Ñ, Cochabamba, where he agreed with Evo Morales. In 2023, Condori questioned the former president for having moved away from indigenous customs and customs because of his insistence on seeking a new reelection. Photo: Kawsachun Coca After the deputy senator for the Unity alliance, Nilton Condori, was suspended for eight months without having an…

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The deputy senator participated this Saturday in the national expansion of "Evo Pueblo", held in Lauca Ñ, Cochabamba, where he agreed with Evo Morales. In 2023, Condori questioned the former president for having moved away from indigenous customs and customs because of his insistence on seeking a new reelection. Photo: Kawsachun Coca After the deputy senator for the Unity alliance, Nilton Condori, was suspended for eight months without having an…

Questioning that the deputy senator of the Unidad alliance, currently suspended, Nilton Condori, has participated in an expanded “evist” in the town of Lauca Ñ, the national assemblyist for La Paz, Alejandro Reyes, said that his parliamentary colleague only used the opposition unit to access a position that does not belong to him. Condori’s entry took advantage of the opposition unit was first published in El Diario

The Government of Bolivia, chaired by Rodrigo Paz, told former President Evo Morales this Sunday that “no one is above the law”, facing threats from him and his followers to mobilize since October 13 against some economic measures applied by the Executive. Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano said [...] The entry Government of Bolivia tells Morales that “no one is above the law” before threats was first published in Foco Informativa.

Evo Morales launched an ultimatum to Rodrigo Paz's government: annul decrees until October 3rd or national marches The entry Evo Morales threatens to march if the government does not annul decrees until October 3rd was first published in La Patria Bolivia Digital newspaper.

After more than 7 hours of the national expansion called by the evismo in Lauca Ñ, in the Tropic of Cochabamba, the sector defined 11 measures in which the supreme decrees 5516 and 5727 were emphasized during the meeting until October 3, otherwise the summoned ones will begin a mobilization from October 13. The measures of the sector are 11:

After more than 7 hours of the national expansion called for by the evism in Lauca Ñ, the Tropic of Cochabamba, the sector defined 10 measures in which the supreme decrees 5516 and 5727 were emphasized during the meeting until October 3,...

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Opinión Bolivia broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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