First, Evo, Arce, & Castillo:
Evo is meeting with Peru's principal social movements to share experiences, as popular sectors prepare to defend Pedro Castillo's government.https://t.co/X7cP1qagQd
— Kawsachun News (@KawsachunNews) August 12, 2021
Last week I pointed our meddling in Mexico's elections.
Now some are asking about our involvement in rigging the last Brazilian election.
Let's examine the timeline. Maybe we can unravel the nature of this mystery.
…mainly by Tweet, because: images and captions, not always text. Oddly, Mission Verdad English on Twitter hasn’t posted since Dec.6.
You’ll remember that Evo had gone to Cuba to attend to some medical issues on Dec. 7, and was quoted as saying that it was only a temporary visit. El Pais had reported that Cuba was not Morales’ final destination. They claimed the politician is looking forward to settling down in Argentina once the nation’s newly elected President Alberto Fernandez is sworn into office next Tuesday.
Evo Morales has arrived in Argentina where he'll receive refugee status under President Alberto Fernández, confirms Argentine Foreign Minister Felipe Solá. pic.twitter.com/BxUB2lUoM6
— Camila (@camilateleSUR) December 12, 2019
Bernie Sanders had the nerve to repeat an unacceptable opinion.
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales arrived in Mexico City today. He fled for his life and is now in exile.
So guess who was one of the first people to enter the presidential palace?
By now you are familiar with the depressing events in Bolivia, so I won't spend time on it.
Instead I want to talk about the good news in Chile.
It appears that the neoliberal imperialist project in Latin America is about to score another victory.
In my experience, the most confident and strident defenders of capitalism are the ones who know the least about socialism. I can't fully blame them for this because there is so much intentional misinformation, as well as suppressed information, that it takes a herculean effort to get a more accurate viewpoint.
This essay is a follow-up to this previous one.
Venezuela is collapsing. There is no denying that.
Since their government is socialist, their collapse must be because of socialism. Or so we are told.
Once you accept that premise, Bolivia must also be collapsing too because they are also socialist.
Right-wing sources have already announced Bolivia's collapse.
