Evo Morales March Clashes
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•Escalating political tension sees protestors clash with counterprotesters at march for Bolivia's ex-President Morales
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Thousands of anti-government demonstrators clash in support of Bolivia ’s former President Evo Morales .
Counterprotesters, armed with tear gas bombs, stones and firecrackers, set a giant effigy of Morales on fire.
Morales has retained significant support among poor and Indigenous Bolivians despite his resignation in 2019 amid mass protests over his disrupted re-election.
“We are suffering from hunger,” said Felix Torres , a peasant protester from the highlands. “This is not how you govern.” ___ Associated Press writer Isabel DeBre in Buenos Aires , Argentina , contributed to this report. Support Provided By: Learn more Subscribe to Here’s the Deal, our politics newsletter for analysis you won’t find anywhere else. Thank you. Please check your inbox to confirm..
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