Bolivia: Morales' Leaked Audio Ignites Political Firestorm

Bolivia: Leaked Audio Exposes Morales' Alleged Plot, Government Responds La Paz, Bolivia – A leaked audio recording, allegedly belonging to former Bolivian President Evo Morales, has ignited a firestorm of controversy. The audio reportedly contains instructions for blockades and sieges of cities across the country. The Bolivian government, through Minister Maria Nela Prada, has responded swiftly. In a televised address, Prada stated, "We have received information about this audio and its national repercussions. It is clear that there is no widespread public support for these actions." The government's response includes a formal complaint to be filed against Morales. The video shows images of protests and public reactions, illustrating the tension surrounding the situation. While the authenticity of the audio is yet to be fully verified, its release has already sparked significant political discourse in Bolivia. The lack of large-scale protests suggests that the public may not be in favor of Morales' alleged plan. The situation underscores the ongoing political instability in Bolivia and the deep divisions within the country.