Lucho, David and Evo appear in a photo with Chávez and with an intercultural man who was in prison

After a coordination meeting that took place on Monday in Cochabamba, the three leaders of the MAS, President Luis Arce, Vice President David Choquehuanca and the head of the Evo Morales party, took a photograph in which The attorney Wilfredo Chávez and the leader of the intercultural groups and former mayor of San Buenaventura, Adalid Carvajal, appear smiling.who was in prison accused of corruption.

President Arce stated through his Twitter account: “Today we continue with our coordination meetings between social organizations, the National Directorate of the Political Instrument MAS-IPSP and the Plurinational Legislative Assembly. United and united we are rebuilding our country fulfilling the mandate of the Bolivian people“.

For his part, former president Morales wrote: “Very happy for the work, coordination and planning meeting that we held today in Cochabamba with our brothers Lucho Arce, David Choquehuanca, legislators, ministers and leaders of the social movements of our beloved Bolivia. We are more united than ever”.

Senator Leonardo Loza also spoke on the social network: Loyal always, traitors never! We held a broad coordination and planning meeting with President Luis Arce, David Choquehuanca, the president of MAS-IPSP, Evo Morales, and leaders of the Bolivian social movements. We are closer than ever!”

In this “coordination” meeting State Attorney Wilfredo Chávez, who is in the eye of the storm, participated. On Saturday it was learned that the International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) issued an arbitration award ordering the Bolivian State to pay 105 million dollars to the Spanish Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), as compensation and interest for the process of nationalization of the pension system that began in 2009. The opposition calls for his dismissal and investigation.

Also appears in the photograph the leader of the Intercultural, Adalid Carvajal (in the photo he is the penultimate from the right, standing), who 10 years ago was sent to prisonafter being accused of the alleged diversion of 1,500 barrels of asphalt cement and the withdrawal of more than 400,000 Bolivians.

On August 11, 2015, the ABI agency reported that Carvajal fHe was sentenced to five years in prison in the San Pedro prison of La Paz, for the embezzlement of the 1,500 barrels of cement.