Evo Morales closed his campaign with dance and sent a message to the neoliberals

The President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, who is seeking his fourth reelection, said that in next Sunday's elections in his country, they would give him "a beating of neoliberals".

"We are convinced, I want to tell you, that in these elections, we will beat the homelands again, we will beat the neoliberals, we will hit, brothers and sisters, who privatized our natural resources," encouraged Evo Morales. .

In the last part of the closing of the campaign, the Bolivian president has listed a series of proposals guaranteeing that he will remain as president of his country.

"We are here with a political project of liberation, with a program of people's government, also for liberation, but also to develop," said Evo, according to El Debe newspaper. "The mega-coalition is united," Morales told the front that Mesa is leading and threatens to challenge his continuity in power on Sunday.

While Evo Morales was reinforcing El Alto, his rival, Mesa, was focusing on the most hostile area for Bolivian President Santa Cruz de la Sierra. "Camba et al, east and west, Andes and plains, north and south, a single unit that defines that we will not focus on one word, we are Bolivians, we are all sap, and today we More than ever, it has united, "said the CC candidate.

"You represent the strength of a new construction renovation, which says enough to those who govern us and believe that they will stay forever, and they will not stay, because" it's already too much, "he said referring to his campaign slogan," he added.

In conclusion, the opposition candidate recalled that he had voted in Bolivia to prevent an indefinite re-election, which does not happen to the point that Sunday's Evo Morales victory would become the president the most elected of Latin America.

"On February 21, 2016, in Santa Cruz, the authoritarian leader who asked us if we wanted him to be re-elected indefinitely, we responded with a categorical no.It was not forgotten, it was not a problem. was not diluted with the pitfalls and pitfalls of the Constitutional Court "Mesa sentenced.