SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: From Evo Morales former President of Bolivia: The United States ordered the government of Rodrigo Paz to carry out a military operation, with the support of the DEA and the U.S. Southern Command, to capture or kill me.

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Fiorella Isabel

BREAKING From Evo Morales former President of Bolivia:

The United States ordered the government of Rodrigo Paz to carry out a military operation, with the support of the DEA and the U.S. Southern Command, to capture or kill me. 

Among the promoters of that action are the former Minister of Government under Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada—who fled to Miami after the Black October Massacre (2003)—Carlos “Zorro” Sánchez Berzaín; and the Vice Minister of Social Defense, Ernesto Justiniano, who is in Washington.

Beyond that, the government is waging an intense campaign of defamation, insults, and baseless accusations, with advice from foreign experts in dirty war and fake news, such as the Argentine Fernando Cerimedo, sent to Bolivia by the right-winger Javier Milei, whose dirty operations have already been exposed by honest Bolivian journalists.

They are in the Tropics:
Ninth Army Division: Commander Col. Franz Andrade Loza. The government promised to promote him to general and appoint him commander of the Armed Forces if he “takes out Evo.”

The F-10 unit under the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces (Gen. Víctor Hugo Balderrama), led by Lt. Col. Carlos Giménez Ortuño, former aide to Jeanine Añez's Minister of Defense, Fernando López.

The CITE (paratrooper military unit) commanded by Lt. Col. Santiestevan, who was imprisoned for the massacres of the Añez regime in Sacaba and Senkata.

The CIE 298 (Army Intelligence Company) whose members trained at Cotapachi to carry out the operation in the Tropics.

F-10 snipers from the Challapata Ranger Regiment.

From the Ingavi VII Sajama Battalion, dozens of soldiers were sent, including lieutenant colonels, captains, lieutenants, and non-commissioned officers.

The Bolivian military will be under the command of U.S. Marines and Paraguayan DEA agents, who have no qualms about massacring brothers and sisters living in the Tropics.