Bolivia: Government to Apprehend Evo Morales, Prioritizing Public Safety

Bolivia: Government to Apprehend Evo Morales, Prioritizing Public Safety LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – The Bolivian government has announced its intention to apprehend former president Evo Morales, but only under conditions that ensure the safety of the public. This follows reports of threats from Morales' supporters in the Chapare region of Cochabamba, a stronghold of the former leader's Movement for Socialism (MAS) party. Minister of Government, Eduardo del Castillo, stated, "The order for the apprehension of Evo Morales will be carried out when the action does not pose a risk to third parties." He emphasized the need to prevent any potential violence or disruption to public order. The video report from Red Uno also shows footage of Morales' supporters, highlighting the concerns about potential unrest. The government's cautious approach underscores the sensitivity of the situation and the need to de-escalate any potential conflict. The apprehension of Evo Morales is a significant development in Bolivian politics, and the government's commitment to prioritize public safety during the process is a crucial aspect of the situation. Further updates will be provided as the situation unfolds.