The journalist and driver Victor Hugo Morales He condemned the attempted coup d’état in Bolivia and affirmed that in our country, President Javier Milei does the same as in the sister country: “apply neoliberalism” and “starve.”
The editorial by Victor Hugo Morales
They attempted another military coup in America and it was Bolivia’s turn. But they are eager, much more eager, for Venezuela.
The Embassy, the media, the economic elite, agree as always. The usual satiety they cause. The justification that they do it because they do it, for democracy.
They get off the tank and say I come for democracy.
Here Magnetto’s mafia, Clarín, blames Evo and Arce, it is the fight with Arce that is the issue, which allowed the coup. They came up with it for that reason, not because they are tired of stealing less in Bolivia.
Precisely since Evo onwards they steal less, because they can’t.
In Bolivia, multinationals used to take 82% of the soil’s wealth. Now, only 18%. They have a very large part left.
With Evo, Bolivia reached full employment, full retirementand other social achievements that allow workers to go to work by air. In La Paz this happens: they come down from Alto to La Paz and go to work by air rail.
When Evo won the elections, they were annulled, with the interference of the OAS, do you remember? And they put in place a murderer, Añez, who did not behave badly this time, it must be said.
When there were elections again, they did not allow Evo to run and now, here locally, the Clarín mafia says that Evo is to blame for the coup d’état.
How many Evos did America have to promote coups?
It has been cheaper for the newspapers and the royal power here. They carried out the coup with journalism, which promoted the murder of CFK; and that had resulted from her lies, from her brutal immorality, to Milei. So, for now, they don’t need those services.
What the right achieves in democracy, appropriating it, of course, is more legal.
What the civilian coup plotters want to do in Bolivia is the same thing that Milei does here: apply neoliberalism, starve, get back to 82% of Bolivia’s wealth, not 18%, but Evo’s left – that persists even in Arce’s weakness – he doesn’t allow it, so they get into a war tank and put on those military clothes, like the ones they wear here when the CIA comes, when Laura Richardson arrives, they dress up anyway.
And, in the name of democracy, they put an end to what remains of those democracies.
