Morales, one of Latin America's longest-serving leaders, has been locked in a months-long standoff with the state over accusations that he fathered a child in 2016 with a 15-year-old girl.



Bolivian ex-prez slams 'brutal judicial war' after arrest warrant issued against him in sexual abuse case

Bolivian ex-president Evo Morales accused his successor on Tuesday of launching a "brutal judicial war" against him after prosecutors issued an arrest warrant over his alleged relationship with a minor while in office.

Bolivia's constitutional court has barred former leader Evo Morales from standing for re-election next year, after reaffirming that a president cannot serve more than two terms.

Bolivia court ruling bars ex-leader Morales from presidency

Evo Morales, former president of Bolivia, has survived an assassination attempt following a shooting incident. He alleges that the attack is part of a broader conspiracy against him, raising alarms about political violence and instability in the country.

Bolivia: Ex-President Evo Morales Survives Shooting, Alleges Assassination Plot

Bolivia's government on Monday accused former president Evo Morales of falsely claiming he was the victim of a state-backed assassination attempt, saying police fired on his vehicle after he ran a highway checkpoint.

Bolivian government ridicules Morales' assassination plot claims as 'theatre'

Bolivia's former leader Evo Morales said on Sunday his vehicle was hit by gunfire captured in a video, reflecting how political tensions between him and the Andean nation's current president Luis Arce have turned violent.

Bolivia former president Morales says his vehicle was hit by gunfire

Supporters of former Bolivian president Evo Morales have clashed with police after a prosecutor said she would order his arrest. Morales, who governed Bolivia from 2006 to 2019, is under investigation for alleged statutory rape and human trafficking, which he denies.

Bolivia: Evo Morales Faces Potential Arrest Over Child Sex Abuse Charges

The tense situation in Bolivia shows every sign of escalating and two leaders in a struggle for power have put the country in turmoil. Once the current President's mentor and his predecessor Evo Morales has given a 24hour deadline to the incumbent president to change his cabinet but Luis Arce is asking his mentor to respect the Constitution. Watch in for more details!

Bolivia: Former President Morales Gives Luis Arce 24 Hours To Change Cabinet

Prominent opposition leader and Bolivian city, Santa Cruz governor, Luis Fernando Camacho, was detained by the country’s police on Wednesday, after being charged with “terrorism”.

Bolivia: Prominent opposition leader, Luis Fernando Camacho, detained on ‘terrorism’ charges

Bolivian prosecutors on Sunday, sought six-month pre-trial detention of country's ex-President Jeanine Anez. AFP reported that in the indictment, prosecutors have asked for provisional imprisonment of Anez, 53, and two ministers in her year-long caretaker government as a "precautionary" measure.

Bolivia: Prosecutors want six-month pre-trial detention for ex-President Anez

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has now returned to the country after a year in Exile. This comes after a socialist Luis Arce was sworn in as the President of the country.

Bolivia's Ex-President Evo Morales returns home from exile

Bolivia's former longtime leader Evo Morales was preparing a return to his country on Monday after a close ally and member of his MAS socialist party was sworn in as president.

Bolivia's Evo Morales heads home after socialist president sworn-in

Bolivia's interim President Jeanine Anez has asked all her ministers to resign a little more than three months before a general election. The news Sunday came just hours after communication minister Roxana Lizarraga resigned in protest at Anez's decision to stand as a presidential candidate in the May 3 election.

Bolivia president Jeanine Anez asks all ministers to resign

Bolivia's exiled former president Evo Morales on Sunday defended a call he made for the formation of armed groups, a recording of which was leaked on public radio.

Bolivia exiled ex-president Morales calls on radio for armed militias

Bolivia's government expelled Mexican and Spanish diplomats on Monday, escalating a diplomatic dispute after Mexico's embassy in La Paz granted asylum to allies of Bolivia's former socialist president Evo Morales.

Bolivia expels Mexican, Spanish officials as diplomatic standoff heats up

Bolivia on Friday slammed its former colonial ruler Spain for allegedly "trampling" its sovereignty in a deepening diplomatic row. The two countries have been in a spiraling spat since Mexico granted asylum to Bolivian ex-president Evo Morales, who resigned on November 10 in the face of mass protests, and granted refuge to top officials from his leftist government at its embassy.

Bolivia slams Spain's bid to use arms in diplomatic row

Spain pledged Saturday to send investigators to La Paz after its embassy staff were accused of trying to sneak into the Mexican diplomatic mission with several masked individuals, an action denounced by Bolivia as a "violation" of its sovereignty.

Spain to probe Mexico embassy incident that angered Bolivia

Bolivian ex-President Evo Morales arrived in Argentina on Thursday seeking refuge under the country's new leftist government after he left his homeland last month following a disputed election.

Bolivia's Morales arrives in Argentina, to get refugee status

Bolivia's Congress approved a bill Saturday that opens the door to new elections without ex-president Evo Morales, as the caretaker government met with protesters to end weeks of unrest.

Bolivia's Congress approves law for new elections without Morales

Bolivians are starting to feel the pinch of weeks-long turmoil roiling the South American country, with fuel shortages mounting and grocery stores short of basic goods as supporters of unseated leader Evo Morales blockade key transport routes.

"We're desperate to buy anything": Bolivians go hungry as protests snarl cities

Bolivians: Citizens go hungry as protests snarl cities

Bolivians residing in Argentina filled Buenos Aires' iconic May Plaza on Monday (November 18) to protest the government of Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez.

Bolivians in Argentina protest interim government

Thousands of Bolivian coca farmers marched on Monday to demand the resignation of interim President Jeanine Anez, who was forced to suspend a trip to her home province earlier in the day after receiving a death threat.

Coca farmers march, police fire tear gas in worsening Bolivia unrest

Bolivians suffered long lines on the streets of La Paz on Sunday to secure chicken, eggs and cooking fuel as supporters of ousted President Evo Morales continued to cripple the country's highways, isolating population centers from lowland farms.

Bolivians queue for chicken and fuel as protests cripple highways

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Bolivian ex-prez slams 'brutal judicial war' after arrest warrant issued against him in sexual abuse case

Bolivian ex-prez slams 'brutal judicial war' after arrest warrant issued against him in sexual abuse case

Bolivia court ruling bars ex-leader Morales from presidency

Bolivia: Ex-President Evo Morales Survives Shooting, Alleges Assassination Plot

Bolivian government ridicules Morales' assassination plot claims as 'theatre'

Bolivia former president Morales says his vehicle was hit by gunfire

Bolivia: Evo Morales Faces Potential Arrest Over Child Sex Abuse Charges

Bolivia: Former President Morales Gives Luis Arce 24 Hours To Change Cabinet

Bolivia: Prominent opposition leader, Luis Fernando Camacho, detained on ‘terrorism’ charges

Bolivia: Prosecutors want six-month pre-trial detention for ex-President Anez

Bolivia's Ex-President Evo Morales returns home from exile

Bolivia's Evo Morales heads home after socialist president sworn-in

Bolivia president Jeanine Anez asks all ministers to resign

Bolivia exiled ex-president Morales calls on radio for armed militias

Bolivia expels Mexican, Spanish officials as diplomatic standoff heats up

Bolivia slams Spain's bid to use arms in diplomatic row

Spain to probe Mexico embassy incident that angered Bolivia

Bolivia's Morales arrives in Argentina, to get refugee status

Bolivia's Congress approves law for new elections without Morales

"We're desperate to buy anything": Bolivians go hungry as protests snarl cities

Bolivians: Citizens go hungry as protests snarl cities

Bolivians in Argentina protest interim government

Coca farmers march, police fire tear gas in worsening Bolivia unrest

Bolivians queue for chicken and fuel as protests cripple highways