Bolivia, in the same dictatorial spiral of Venezuela and Nicaragua

The international community has finished with the simulation of the democracy of the electoral dictatorships of Venezuela and Nicaragua, but maintains it in Bolivia. Today, no one doubts that Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela and Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua are dictators who concentrate and hold power by force, in violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms. Evo Morales, who is doing the same thing in Bolivia, still accepts a program of electoral fraud to cover his dictatorship of organized crime integrated in the group of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua. It is time to recognize that Bolivia is in the same dictatorial spiral as Venezuela and Nicaragua.

In his column titled "Trump denounces Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba, but forgets Bolivia", Latin American writer and journalist Andrés Oppenheimer has just issued an urgent appeal to the United States. United, his government and the international community to direct their eyes and their actions towards the regime of Evo Morales, who again leads in Bolivia the process of simulation of democracy that has been repeated for years in Venezuela, Nicaragua and in Bolivia itself.

Taking a generalized observation, Oppenheimer notes that "the Trump government has adopted the term troika of tyranny to refer to the regimes of Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba, but rarely refers to the dismantling of democracy by the narcissistic president lender from Bolivia, Evo Morales. "

After summarizing the facts and lies with which it is once again expected to simulate democracy in Bolivia, Oppenheimer's conclusion is as dramatic as it is true: "If Morales wins in October, he will take office early in 2020 as an illegitimate president.. In other words, Bolivia will be in January 2020 in the same situation as Venezuela in January 2019, when Maduro took office and many countries refused to recognize him. "

While in January 2020 alone, in 9 months, we will officially include Bolivia in the group of dictatorships of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, which will give Evo Morales time to consume the repetition of the crimes that have occurred. he committed against the Bolivian people. In fact, Bolivia is a dictatorship at least since the usurpation of its political Constitution and the liquidation of the Republic by bloody mbadacres between 2006 and 2009.

The crises in Venezuela and Nicaragua are the result of years of successive violations of human rights and individual freedoms until they destroy "the rule of law "and replace it with a set of" infamous laws "that institutionalize dictatorship. These are public processes of progressive accumulation of powers that destroy the division and independence of power, leaving the citizens, the leaders and the democratic, political and social organizations totally protected.

The now-recognized dictatorships of Venezuela and Nicaragua have entered a spiral of oppression, corruption and crime, recurring so often that they have posed an intolerable threat to the international community. It is the same program and the same spiral that Evo Morales has already followed in Bolivia and that he is now repeating to seek for the fourth time an election repudiated by 72% of Bolivians who, in recent years polls, said that in the elections next October, "there will be" electoral fraud ".

Mbadacres, badbadinations, repression, political prisoners, exiles, humanitarian crisis, drug trafficking and organized crime in power have forced the United States, the region and the world to understand that the Venezuelan and Nicaraguan regimes are organized and typed dictatorships. Cuba is a real threat that must be fought and defeated by helping people save their freedom and democracy. This is the same case in Bolivia, with more than 20 bloody mbadacres in 13 years of Evo Morales regime, with dozens of political prisoners, with more than 1,200 political exiles, without press freedom, with the same dependence and publicly attested relationships with Cuba. , Venezuela and Nicaragua.

The criminal acts, the human rights violations, the agenda of the simulation of democracy, the arguments and the procedures of destruction of democracy that Evo Morales used and uses in Bolivia are the same. A repeat of those used in Venezuela and Nicaragua. Same model "Castro-Chavez", same incentives and owners Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro, same rhetoric "anti-imperialist", same Cuban intervention, same content in "infamous laws", same system of construction of "narco-states" " in short, the same dictatorial spiral of the same organized transnational criminal group.

* Lawyer and political scientist. Director of the Inter-American Institute for Democracy

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