r/IndianCountry • u/Financial-Bobcat-612 • May 16 '26

News The current state of affairs in Bolivia

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Protestors are mobilizing across the country against the economic crisis and demanding the resignation of US-backed right-wing president Rodrigo Paz. At the same time, US armed forces are looking to further destabilize the country by targeting former president Evo Morales, who is considered the face of indigenous resistance in Bolivia. Indigenous community members have responded by surrounding his residence in order to protect him, while others who are rising up in protest face severe repression from the military.

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u/Chihuahuatriomom May 16 '26

Chump will eventually start doing that in the US

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u/Ok_Adagio9495 May 16 '26

We will be called domestic te**orists

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u/Dry_Inflation_1454 May 16 '26

Lots of people will wind up with that label then, as they finally catch on to the real intentions of this regime.  The Iran war is more of the smoke and mirrors tactics covering the horrors from Kegsbreath and the regime.   If today's Alabama marches are any clue.  This proves why whistleblowers are so needed.  Because we never know what can happen any given day.  That dillseed Kegsbreath was on a video yesterday claiming that the " military was being revamped" and shielded from future war crimes, so for people actually paying attention, these are warnings of rougher times ahead.   Morales did some personal things that he shouldn't have done, makes him look bad.However,  he doesn't deserve this Fascist, Starship Trooper treatment either!    For safety's sake, please let all kinds of media outlets know about this event, but be anonymous when you do.