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One day with Evo Morales: Video -

Lawyer and author Eva Golinger takes us into the life of Bolivian President Evo Morales, showing us his daily struggles, his dreams and the real Evo Ref. Source 1

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In defense of Bolivian President Evo Morales :

President Morales has experienced first-hand what happens if you catch the attention of the U.S. When it's in a bad mood, Ref. Source 4

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Bolivia's Transformation: The Victory of Evo Morales:

Evo Morales' victory in the Bolivian elections for a third term with just over 60 per cent of the vote is no minor achievement. Ref. Source 5

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Evo Morales: Latin America Stands United Against US Aggression :

Bolivian President Evo Morales said Tuesday that Latin America is more united than ever against the policies that the United States government is intending to impose on the region. Ref. Source 8

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Evo Morales: Obama is Disrespectful for Not Agreeing on Final Declaration:

"It would be good if Obama, who represents such an important country in America and the world were to make proposals that would allow us to unite and to convert ourselves into an America of peace, with social justice, and solidarity ... Because we cannot advance with a mentality that is patronizing, colonial, imperial, and with the policies of neoliberalism," Said Morales. Ref. Source 6

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Bolivian President Evo Morales urged European countries to release themselves from the "Shackles of the North American Empire" By turning their backs on the International Monetary Fund.

Morales equated the IMF with U.S. "Imperial dominance," And suggested that the EU join forces with Latin America to become independent. Ref. Source 2x

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Bolivia's Congress votes to let Evo Morales run for re-election again:

Bolivia's Congress voted Saturday to amend the South American country's constitution to let President Evo Morales run for re-election again in five years, and potentially extend his presidency to 2025. The changes must be ratified by a national referendum set for February 21, 2016. Ref. Source 7n

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Mr. Morales is looking to set himself up as a dictator. Two terms is more than enough. After that your leadership starts to stale.