Exiled former Bolivian president Evo Morales said in an interview published Sunday that he wants to return home and run for senator in May elections. Also Read: Bolivia exiled ex-president Morales calls on radio for armed militias Morales fled the country in December after the army withdrew its support for him during violent protests over his disputed re-election to a fourth straight term.

I am sure the people of Bolivia are crying for me: Morales

Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez said on Sunday that "transparent elections" will be held soon as violent demonstration post-Morales seem to slow. "Very soon we will announce news regarding our main mandate: calling transparent elections," Jeanine Anez said while adding that it would help to "recovery of our country's democratic credibility.

Will announce transparent elections soon: Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez

Mexican foreign minister announced on Monday that Bolivia's ex-president Evo Morales,60, would be granted asylum as the South American nation faced continued violence.

Morales to be granted asylum, his life at risk in Bolivia: Mexico

Bolivian President Evo Morales said on Sunday he would resign after the military called on him to step down and allies deserted him following weeks of protests over a disputed election that has roiled the South American nation.

Bolivian President Morales resigns after protests over disputed October vote

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I am sure the people of Bolivia are crying for me: Morales

Will announce transparent elections soon: Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez

Morales to be granted asylum, his life at risk in Bolivia: Mexico

Bolivian President Morales resigns after protests over disputed October vote