Morales Blocked From Bolivian Elections: Protests Erupt, Rebellion Threatened

Evo Morales barred from Bolivian elections, sparking protests and threat of rebellion. La Paz, Bolivia - Evo Morales, former president of Bolivia and a prominent figure in the country's left-wing politics, has been blocked from participating in the upcoming presidential elections. The decision, announced by the electoral commission, followed the revocation of his party's legal status. This has led to widespread protests by his supporters, who accuse the electoral authorities of discrimination. 'They are playing with fire,' Morales warned in a recent statement, suggesting that the lack of democratic avenues could lead his supporters to armed struggle. Meanwhile, Andrónico Rodríguez, another prominent left-wing figure who split from Morales, has also threatened protests if he is not allowed to participate in the elections. The political climate in Bolivia remains tense, with the potential for further unrest.