translated from Spanish: Evo Morales initiated from Argentina the efforts as head of the election campaign

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has started in Buenos Aires, where he is a refugee, the efforts as head of his party’s campaign, the Movement for Socialism (MAS), to the planned elections in Bolivia to settle the crisis p olytic unleashed by those of 20 October. Morales met Sunday in the Argentine capital with MAS leaders to agree on a decalogue that will serve as a ‘road map’ for the election campaign. The aim is to mobilize “a conscious vote” that allows “the unity of the Bolivian people.” One month after the coup d’état in Bolivia, we held our first meeting in Buenos Aires with some departmental and national leaders of social movements, mayors, MAS leaders and assembly members to make a political assessment and plan for the campaign,” Morales himself reported on Twitter.As reported by the Bolivian newspaper ‘La Razón’, had speculated that this citation in Buenos Aires siriviera to appoint candidates for president and vice president, who cannot be either Morales or his former ‘number two’, Alvaro García Linera.No however, the decalogue states that before this you must “improve the organic structure” and make an “organic consultation on the basis for a unity candidacy”. From the opposition ranks the presidential candidacies of Carlos Mesa and Chi Hyun Chung have been confirmed, although the leader of the Santa Cruz Civic Committee, Luis Fernando Camacho.MORALES IN ARGENTINAMorales, is expected to also take the plunge after the Organization of American States (OAS) detected “irregularities” in the presidential election held on October 20. He first settled in Mexico as a political asylado, then traveled to Cuba for medical reasons. Last week he arrived in Argentina as a refugee, as he had asked Alberto Fernández as the country’s president-elect. The MAS and its opponents have reached an agreement in Congress to hold other presidential elections, although they have vetoed Morales and García Linera as candidates, so the indigenous leader will simply serve as campaign manager.

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