Evista march reaches Calamarca; Arcist unity pact calls for blocking Ventilla

Without giving in. This is the internal conflict of the MAS, because The evistas reached the town of Calamarca54 kilometers from La Paz; while the Arcist block, through the unity pact, which is similar to it, He called on the militants to block Ventilla to prevent the passage of the marchers.

“They call for all social organizations to the great concentration to be held on Sunday, September 22, 2024, Ventilla Crossing location in the department of La Paz, at 07:00all comrades must attend with their respective wiphalas,” states the call of the Arcist unity pact, signed by Lucio Quispe, Esteban Alavi and Gullermina Kuno, the top leaders of the Arcist unity pact.

Meanwhile, 54 kilometers from La Paz, The column of magazines arrived at the town of Calamarcaa town famous for the most violent armed robbery that took place on its hills in 1961, involving police officers; Calamarca (stone town) is the penultimate stop on the walk that began last Tuesday from Caracollo.

Senator Leonardo Loza (MAS-Evista wing) He announced that this Sunday they will travel another 25 kilometers, to the vicinity of Achica Arriba, the entrance gate to the city of El Alto, and will be about 10 kilometers from the Ventilla Crossing where the archists will entrench themselves.

“On Monday we will enter the center of the city of La Paz. I want to say to La Paz, to the brothers who live in the city of La Paz: This march is peaceful, no one is going to be blown up; In a simple, humble and respectful manner, we are going to enter the seat of government,” Loza told reporters.

But the call for a unity pact was not the only one. The Association of Municipalities of La Paz (Agamdepaz) also called on the 52 mayors of the department, as well as their support staff, to block Ventilla. Officials from the El Alto Mayor’s Office and organizations such as Fejuve, COR and parents will also join in.

This Saturday, the various media outlets saw for the first time some of Evo Morales’ former ministers at the march. This is how they were able to see Juan Ramon Quintana, Sacha Llorenti and Carlos Romeronear the leaders of the walk.