Evo Morales’ march
![Former Bolivian President Evo Morales waves during a rally with supporters in Chimore, Bolivia, November 11, 2020, from where he flew into exile one year ago. Morales, the nation's first Indigenous president, returned to Bolivia on Monday and led a caravan to this coca-growing region of Cochabamba province where he began his political career, following an election that returned his party to power. [Juan Karita/AP Photo]](https://liberties.aljazeera.com/media/2024/09/1727163829.webp)
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales waves during a rally with supporters in Chimore, Bolivia, November 11, 2020, from where he flew into exile one year ago. Morales, the nation's first Indigenous president, returned to Bolivia on Monday and led a caravan to this coca-growing region of Cochabamba province where he began his political career, following an election that returned his party to power. [Juan Karita/AP Photo]
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales and his supporters continue their march to the cpaital of La Paz, to protests the government of President Luis Arce and demand respect for Evo’s candidacy for the 2025 general elections.
Clashes are expected as they reach a pro Arce area in El Alto this weekend.
They are expected to arrive in La Paz, today Tuesday.
Agencies.
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