Choquehuanca admits that justice is politicized and denounces Machiavellian attacks by those who divide

Vice President David Choquehuanca admitted this Sunday, Day of the Plurinational State, that justice is politicized and denounced Machiavellian attacksthat “injure, destroy and do not propose anything to heal the deep wounds of the multinational identity”.

During a reflective speech, the second national authority stated that there is a gap between what is said and what is done. Likewise, he warned about times of obscurantism, “where some wield fear, division, slander, intrigue, and sabotage to wreak havoc and the conflict.

“It is a mistake to demand from the Plurinational State the immediate overcoming of the absences, faults and abuses inherited by the republican state, we are determined to correct the errors inherited from past administrations and attend to the just demands historically postponed, we are working to resolve politicized justice, exclusion, inequalitiessubmission and poverty,” he said.

Nevertheless, the headline emphasized that the Plurinational State “is an irreversible fact”which was born with “pain, honor and glory”, product of the new Political Constitution of the State (CPE), which “is the condensation of the wisdom and rebellion of the Bolivian people.”

He explained that plurinationality “is to return to the path of truth, complementarity, integration and build the unity of all Bolivians, and bequeath a healthy, united and strong country to future generations”.

“We are just freeing ourselves from the submission of all extremes imposed by palliative, republican and of the colonial mentality of those who divide, misinform, sabotage and blame others”, he pointed out.

He ended by indicating that “it is undeniable that Bolivia has very good laws and key policies to build the Plurinational State”, but he asked to be “self-critical”, because “all is not well, there are still gaps and contradictions between what we say And what we really do, we have to do much more and redouble our efforts to make the Plurinational State that we dream of a reality.”