Government supporters walk during a march coined "March for the homeland," in La Paz, Bolivia, . Bolivian former President Evo Morales along with thousands of people arrived in La Paz after marching for a week to support the government of Luis Arce

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President of Bolivia, Luis Arce (C), greets his sympathizers gathered to show their support for his Government, in the company of his Vice President, David Choquehuanca (L), and the country's former President Evo Morales (R), in La Paz, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. A crowd made up of social sectors related to the Bolivian government gave a boost to the country's President, Luis Arce, amid warnings that they will not allow another 'coup d'etat' and challenges for the opposition to demonstrate its patriotism by working with the President.

Great officialist march in Bolivia between warnings and challenges towards opposition, La Paz - 29 Nov 2021

Former President Evo Morales today during the march for the Homeland in the city of El Alto, Bolivia 29 November 2021. The former president of Bolivia and president of the ruling Movement towards Socialism (MAS), Evo Morales, asked the opposition sectors to work 'together' and to join the plan of his party that 'won the elections' in 2020.

Evo Morales proposes joint work and that opponents join the MAS plan, El Alto, Bolivia - 29 Nov 2021

Social movements along with former President Evo Morales (4-L) pass through the city of El Alto heading to La Paz during the 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) at El Alto, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

Thousands of people enter La Paz at the 'Marcha por la Patria', Bolivia - 29 Nov 2021

Social movements along with former President Evo Morales (C) pass through the city of El Alto heading to La Paz during the 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) at El Alto, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

President Luis Arce (3R), Vice President David Choquehuanca (C), along with former President Evo Morales (3L- second row) and members of the social movements participate in the so called rally 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) upon their arrival to La Paz, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

Former President Evo Morales (2-L), authorities and members of the social movements participate in the so called rally 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) upon their arrival to La Paz, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

Social movements and government authorities participate in the so called rally 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) upon their arrival to La Paz, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

A man dressed and masked as Bolivian President Luis Arce participates in the rally 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) in their way to La Paz at El Alto, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

Thousands of people enter La Paz at the 'Marcha por la Patria', El Alto, Bolivia - 29 Nov 2021

Social movements along with former President Evo Morales (5-R) pass through the city of El Alto heading to La Paz during the 'Marcha por la patria' (march for the homeland) at El Alto, Bolivia, 29 November 2021. The march led by President of Bolivia, Luis Arce; former President Evo Morales, other authorities and pro-government sectors arrived in La Paz after traveling more than 188 kilometers for seven days, to 'defend' democracy and 'support' the Government.

Bolivia's former President Evo Morales, center front, holds a Wiphala flag during a march coined "March for the homeland," in El Alto, Bolivia, . Morales along with thousands of people arrive in La Paz after marching for a week to support the government of Luis Arce

March, El Alto, Bolivia - 29 Nov 2021

Bolivian President Luis Arce, left, walks with former President Evo Morales during a march coined "March for the homeland," in El Alto, Bolivia, . Morales along with thousands of people arrive in La Paz after marching for a week to support the government of Luis Arce

Bolivia's former President Evo Morales, center, walks in the "March for the homeland," in El Alto, Bolivia, . Morales along with thousands of people arrived in La Paz after marching for a week to support the government of Luis Arce

March, La Paz, Bolivia - 29 Nov 2021

Bolivia's President Luis Arce, center, waves as he walks with his Vice President David Choquehuanca, second left, and with former President Evo Morales, second right, during a march coined "March for the homeland," in La Paz, Bolivia, . Morales along with thousands of people arrive in La Paz after marching for a week to support the government of Luis Arce

Former president Evo Morales (3L) together with Aymara priests, perform an Andean rite before starting the 'march for the homeland' from the town of Caracollo, Bolivia 23 November 2021. The president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, warned on Tuesday 23 November that the popular vote will be 'respected in the streets' while calling for 'unity' before thousands of people who gathered to start the 'march for the homeland'.

President of Bolivia says that the popular vote will be respected in the streets, Caracollo - 23 Nov 2021

Former president Evo Morales (2L), together with Bolivian President Luis Arce (C) and Vice President David Choquehuanca (2R) begin  the 'march for the homeland' from the town of Caracollo, Bolivia, 23 November 2021. The president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, warned on Tuesday 23 November that the popular vote will be 'respected in the streets' while calling for 'unity' before thousands of people who gathered to start the 'march for the homeland'.

Former president Evo Morales (3L), along with Bolivian President Luis Arce (C) and Vice President David Choquehuanca (3R), begin  the 'march for the homeland' from the town of Caracollo, Bolivia, 23 November 2021. The president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, warned on Tuesday 23 November that the popular vote will be 'respected in the streets' while calling for 'unity' before thousands of people who gathered to start the 'march for the homeland'.

Former president Evo Morales, together with Aymara priests, perform an Andean rite before starting  the 'march for the homeland' from the town of Caracollo, Bolivia, 23 November 2021. The president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, warned on Tuesday 23 November that the popular vote will be 'respected in the streets' while calling for 'unity' before thousands of people who gathered to start the 'march for the homeland'.

Former president Evo Morales (R) together with Bolivian president Luis Arce (C) and vice president David Choquehuanca (L) begin  the 'march for the homeland' from the town of Caracollo, Bolivia, 23 November 2021. The president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, warned on Tuesday 23 November that the popular vote will be 'respected in the streets' while calling for 'unity' before thousands of people who gathered to start the 'march for the homeland'.

Bolivia's former President Evo Morales, third from left, walks with current President Luis Arce, fourth from left, and Vice President David Choquehuanca, fifth from left, at the lead of a march to the capital coined "March for the homeland," in Caracollo, Bolivia

March, Caracollo, Bolivia - 23 Nov 2021

Bolivia's former President Evo Morales waves as he walks with current President Luis Arce, third from right, and Vice President David Choquehuanca, second from right, as he helps lead a march to the capital coined "March for the homeland," in Caracollo, Bolivia

Bolivian President Luis Arce, center, walks between former President Evo Morales, second from left, and his Vice President David Choquehuanca as he leads a march coined "March for the homeland," in Caracollo, Bolivia

Bolivian presidential spokesman Jorge Richter speaks during an interview with Efe at the Casa Grande del Pueblo, in La Paz, Bolivia, 22 November 2021 (issued 26 November 2021). Bolivia must 'close' and do justice for the convulsive events of 2019 that have marked the polarization suffered by the country and kept the Government and the opposition confronted, Richter said in the interview. 'We must close November 2019 because today in our current situation is the center of polarity,' Richter said about what for the ruling party was a 'coup' against Evo Morales.

Presidential spokesperson says Bolivia must close violent events of 2019, La Paz - 22 Nov 2021

The President of Bolivia, Luis Arce (C), and former President Evo Morales (L), take part in a massive gathering of peasants, coca growers and indigenous people related to the Movement to Socialism (MAS) in Shinahota, Bolivia, 11 November 2021. Morales asked this 11 November to the militants of the ruling party to mobilize in the nine departments and march towards the cities 'to defend' the Government of Luis Arce against what they consider attempts to destabilize by a national strike against a law. Morales expressed himself in this way in a demonstration in Shinahota, in the Tropic of Cochabamba area, his political and union stronghold in the center of the country.

Evo Morales calls for mobilizations towards the cities to 'defend' Arce, Shinahota, Bolivia - 11 Nov 2021

Former President of Bolivia Evo Morales takes part in a massive gathering of peasants, coca growers and indigenous people related to the Movement to Socialism (MAS) in Shinahota, Bolivia, 11 November 2021. Morales asked this 11 November to the militants of the ruling party to mobilize in the nine departments and march towards the cities 'to defend' the Government of Luis Arce against what they consider attempts to destabilize by a national strike against a law. Morales expressed himself in this way in a demonstration in Shinahota, in the Tropic of Cochabamba area, his political and union stronghold in the center of the country.

Former president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, waves while attending the introdution of the book by former president of Boliia, Evo Morales, called 'Evo: Operation Rescue. A geopolitical plot in 365 days', at the Mexican embassy, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 04 November 2021.

Evo Morales introduces his book in Buenos Aires, Argentina - 04 Nov 2021

The former President of Bolivia Evo Morales (R), and President of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez (L), during the presentation of Morales's book 'Evo: Operation Rescue. A geopolitical plot in 365 days', at the Mexican embassy, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 04 November 2021.

Former President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, presents his book 'Evo: Operation Rescue. A geopolitical plot in 365 days', at the Mexican embassy, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 04 November 2021.

Former President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, waves during his presentation of the book 'Evo: Operation Rescue. A geopolitical plot in 365 days', at the Mexican embassy, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 04 November 2021.

The former President of Bolivia Evo Morales (R), and President of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez (L), speak to each other during the presentation of Morales's book 'Evo: Operation Rescue. A geopolitical plot in 365 days', at the Mexican embassy, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 04 November 2021.

Ecuador's former President Rafael Correa arrives at the presentation of "Operation Rescue," a book by writer Alfredo Serrano Mancilla about how Bolivia´s former President Evo Morales was spirited out during the 2019 uprising that toppled him from power, at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Morales Book, Buenos Aires, Argentina - 04 Nov 2021

Bolivia´s former President Evo Morales, right, and Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez shake hands at the end of the presentation of "Operation Rescue," a book by writer Alfredo Serrano Mancilla about how Morales was spirited out of Bolivia during the 2019 uprising that toppled him from power, at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ecuador's former President Rafael Correa arrives at the presentation of "Operation Rescue," a book by writer Alfredo Serrano Mancilla about how Bolivia´s former president Evo Morales was spirited out during the 2019 uprising that toppled him from power, at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Accompanied by Argentina´s President Alberto Fernandez, Bolivia´s former president Evo Morales, right, speaks during the presentation of "Operation Rescue," a book by writer Alfredo Serrano Mancilla about how Morales was spirited out of Bolivia during the 2019 uprising that toppled him from power, at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Bolivia´s former president Evo Morales attends attends the presentation of "Operation Rescue," a book by writer Alfredo Serrano Mancilla about how Morales was spirited out of Bolivia during the 2019 uprising that toppled him from power, at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Bolivia´s former President Evo Morales, right, and Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez attend the presentation of "Operation Rescue," a book by writer Alfredo Serrano Mancilla about how Morales was spirited out of Bolivia during the 2019 uprising that toppled him from power, at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina

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