What does Evo Morales do in his spare time after having resigned as president of Bolivia? The former Bolivian president has an agenda called RUNASUR to unite all the countries that share his ideology to form a kind of European Union, but to carry out their plans must end those who hinder this ambitious project. Evo Morales is attentive to the upcoming conflicts in Latin America, to somehow influence political conflicts, he is also promoting changes in the Constitutions of some countries.
After the Coup d'etat perpetrated by Pedro Castillo in Peru, Evo Morales has had a very active movement in Peruvian territory, he has been present in the conflictive regions of Peru, and his environment has been actively involved in the protests in southern Peru.
The former Bolivian President Evo Morales and eight other Bolivian citizens will not be able to return to Peruvian territory due to their repeated interference in Peru's internal affairs. The measure was announced by the National Migration Superintendence.
The measure comes after twelve political operators associated with Morales entered Peru between 2021 and 2022. Nine of these entries were irregular, these people attended events with coca-growers organizations and talks on identity and decolonization, these Bolivian figures are closely linked to chavismo.
In a press release from the Ministry of Interior, it is mentioned that in recent months, Bolivian citizens have been identified "who entered the country to carry out activities of a proselytizing political nature, which constitutes a clear violation of our migration legislation, national security and internal order of Peru.
It was also observed that the controversial former Bolivian Foreign Minister Fernando Huanacuni entered Peru, he is considered a guru of plurinationality and was in Peru as a guest speaker to talk about the need for Peru to modify its Constitution.
Another ex-authority of Evo Morales who was in Peru is his Deputy Minister of Decolonization, he entered Peru on December 8th, 2022, after Pedro Castillo's coup d'etat, he was seen in a mobilization in Cusco.
Is Evo Morales a danger to Peru?
Evo Morales is known as a strategist for division, in Bolivia, long before he came to power there were already issues of racism and a gap between the rich and the poor, Morales knew how to take advantage of these weaknesses to divide Bolivians.
Today he has generated a polarization from which Bolivia is still trapped, the fact that he is present in Peru's internal conflicts is a sign that he wants to generate and prolong the conflict, something similar to what happened after Morales's resignation, from the outside, Evo organized uprisings against the interim government of Bolivia, a conflict that cost the lives of Bolivians.
During an activity in Bolivian territory, he stated that the "insurrection" in Peru is not resolved with a constitutional reform, but with the "refoundation" of the country. This means that Morales is trying to bring his latest project, which consists of unifying all left-wing countries, although it is more of an authoritarian communism disguised as left-wing. Morales is very skilled at manipulating the humble and working people, now he knows Peru's weakness.
Who is Evo Morales?
Evo Morales considers himself an anti-imperialist socialist, is closely linked to the Cuban and Chavista ideology, made important social changes in Bolivia and the participation of minorities at the expense of democracy, during his long tenure, he has undermined every public institution to handle it at his discretion.
He has governed Bolivia for more than 13 years, to stay in power for a long time, he has changed and interpreted the laws to his liking, he even modified the Constitution of Bolivia to extend his mandate.
Through the justice system, he has persecuted and imprisoned his opponents and critics, among his most serious crimes are the extrajudicial killings, his last move was the electoral fraud of 2019 that led him to resign after social pressure. Currently, he meets with radical left-wing groups in Latin America to influence political decisions, those who oppose Morales consider him a danger to democracy.
