MAS Congress: Evo calls TSE decision illegal and talks about “pressure measures”

Former President Evo Morales On Sunday he annulled a decision by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) not to monitor a congress of delegates from his Movement for Socialism (MAS) party.

“again, The Supreme Electoral Tribunal has refused to oversee our Congress illegally and solely for the government’s political benefit. It is scheduled to take place on September 3 at Villa Tunari,” he said.

“Faced with so much injustice and violation of legal norms, the base wants to take pressure measures. We are like firefighters to prevent protests from happening; however, If our militant use of pressure measures is carried out, it will be the responsibility of the government and the Tokyo Stock Exchange. to the Great Hall of the People,” he warned.

Last Friday, the Tokyo Stock Exchange announced its decision not to supervise the HKMA’s congress and He urged the party to “do its utmost to achieve the consensus required”.” and its founding social organizations (also divided like MAS).

On Saturday, the Evismo legal team warned TSE members that they could face legal action and announced that they would file a lawsuit on Monday. “Additional and revised resources”.

Meanwhile, Morales insisted that “andImperialism, the right and the government want to ban MAS-IPSP at all costs” and disqualify it from participating in the 2025 national elections. “Their aim is to eliminate the left in the entire region.”

“However, No matter what they do or say, we will keep fighting Save Bolivia, I am sure the Bolivian people will prevail,” the former president added on his social network account X.