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Meeting to Unite the Left Fails; for the Mas, What It Touches Is ‘Continue’
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The left-wing parties in Bolivia, including the spokesmen of former President Evo Morales, did not attend this Thursday's call for the official Movement against Socialism (MAS) which called for "a great unity" to participate in the general elections of August 17 to defeat the opposition candidates. "They have not presented themselves, we have to continue and convene towards unity (...) We have time to see and analyze how we seek unity, so we wil…
“They have not presented themselves, so what is our turn? To continue, to see how or how someone could proceed with the issue of calling for unity,” said MAS president Grover García.
MAS President Grover García reported this Thursday morning that no one attended the meeting and there was no confirmation.
Neither Evo, nor Andronico, nor Morena responded to the meeting of the ruling party for the presidential elections The expected meeting called by President Luis Arce to unify the left-wing sectors for the 2025 elections ended up being a failure: no one attended. This was confirmed this Thursday by Grover García, president of the MAS-IPSP, who acknowledged that there was no presence or confirmation by the guests. “What is it? We can continue... W…
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