Evo says that the unity of the leftist parties that he achieved is at risk due to renewed desires

Three communist parties, five socialist parties, at least four indigenous parties they were unified around the MAS and now that unit runs the risk of being destroyed by the renewal efforts that are within this party, as former President Evo Morales graphed in his national and international public appearances.

“Brother Lucho (Luis Arce), what did he tell me? He comes from the Socialist Party 1, after the death of Marcelo Quiroga Santa Cruz, five socialist parties, there were three communist parties, and Gerardo García was from the Pachacuti Axis, another left party. In 1995-96, what did we do? We joined the social movement, we unite the parties of the left; and now some are trying to revive the Communist Party, the Socialist Party 1 we call, do not get wrong”, warned in the meeting that Morales had in Trinidad during the beginning of the registration of militants that he led.

The renewing wing of the MAS tries to displace the old leaders masistas, with Evo Morales at the head. In an effort to demonstrate that there are no frictions, the Government and the high leadership of the MAS have already met three times to rule out the existence of fissures.

These meetings gave as a first result a very notorious fact, Evo Morales and the leaders of the Unity Pact abandoned the idea of ​​requesting the resignation of the Minister of Government, Carlos Del Castillo and stopped questioning the Police. On the government side, the complaint filed by deputy Rolando Cuéllar against the MAS was taken to the Ministry of Justice and dismissed by the Prosecutor’s Office.

“I was in Mexico with 10 small leftist parties and at the beginning they asked me ‘what have you done in Bolivia to win?’ I commented, it seems like a novel, but we managed to unite, unite, unite, that is what we have done, unite the leftist parties, convince them. Of course, we have to agree on programs, projects and economic policies, social programs”, he recounted in another part of his speech.

The MAS promotes the registration of new militants in all departments to present his books before the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) and convene a Congress that allows him to elect his new national leadership, in which Morales is the main candidate; while the renovators seek to take that position away from him. With the meetings between the government authorities and the MAS, an internal political truce was apparently agreed upon.