"It's a rebellion against the IMF's economic model"

The President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, interpreted as a "rebellion" of the people against the International Monetary Fund (IMF), result of Sunday's primary elections in Argentina, where Alberto Fernandez won with over 47% of the votes against Mauricio Macri.

"I can understand that it is a rebellion of the Argentine people against the economic model of the International Monetary Fund and should lead us to an in-depth reflection, I understand that"Morales said at a press conference in La Paz, in which he raised various issues.

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"You know how Argentina is in economic matters," The Bolivian leader added and admitted that he was "very concerned" by the impact that the crisis could have on Bolivia.

In this sense, he explained that he was talking with businessmen and union leaders related to his government to badess how this could affect them and how to "protect" himself from problems. Argentina.