Evo Morales
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 64 |
| Date of birth | October 26,1959 |
| Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
| Born | Isallavi |
| Height | 175 (cm) |
| Presidential term | January 22, 2006 – |
| January 22, 2006 – November 10, 2019 | |
| Party | Movimiento al Socialismo |
| Children | Eva Liz Morales Alvarado |
| Álvaro Morales Paredes | |
| Evaliz Morales Alvarado | |
| Álvaro Morales Peredo | |
| Parents | Dionisio Morales Choque |
| Maria Mamani | |
| Job | Politician |
| Footballer | |
| Activist | |
| Trade unionist | |
| Nationality | Bolivian |
| Siblings | Esther Morales |
| Movies/Shows | Maradona by Kusturica |
| South of the Border | |
| Our Brand Is Crisis | |
| Education | Agrarian Humanistic Technical Institute of Orinoca |
| Previous position | President of Bolivia (2006–2019) |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 403333 |
Evo Morales Life story
Juan Evo Morales Ayma is a Bolivian politician, trade union organizer, and former cocalero activist who served as the 65th president of Bolivia from 2006 to 2019.
Personal Information
Evo moralse was born on october 26.1959 in orinoca.Bolivia.He was the son of dionsiio morales and maria ayma.He had two siblings.A brother and a sister.He was 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighed around 160 pounds.He had brown eyes and a slim body type.His zodiac sign was scorpio and he was of bolivian nationalit.Y.Education and Career
Evo morales attended the university of orinoca and graduated with a degree in agronomy.He then went on to become a union leader and was elected to the bolivian congress in 1997.He was the leader of the movement for socialism party and was elected president of bolivia in 2006.He served as president until 2019.Relationships and Family
Evo morales was married to gabriela zapata from 2009 to 2014.He had no children.He was close to his siblings and his parents.And had many relatives in bolivia.Life Story and Success
Evo morales was born into a poor family in bolivia.He worked hard to get an education and eventually became a union leader.He was elected to the bolivian congress in 1997 and then went on to become the first indigenous preisdent of bolivia in 2006.He was a champion of the poro and worked to improve the lives of the people of bolivia.He was re-elected in 2009 and 2014.He was forced to resign in 2019 due to allegations of electoral fraud.Most Important Event
The most important event in evo morales life was his election as president of bolivia in 2006.He was the first indigenous president of bolivia and worked to improve the lives of the people of bolivia.He was re-elected in 2009 and 2014.But was forecd to resign in 2019 due to allegations of electoral fraud.Bolivia severs diplomatic ties with Israel over Gaza war
... It had previously cut ties with the country in 2009 under President Evo Morales, again to protest Israel s actions in Gaza...
Trump indictment: What happened when other countries prosecuted ex-leaders?
... Bolivia - Jeanine ÁñezShe is serving a sentence of 10 years in prison over what prosecutors say was a coup to oust her predecessor Evo Morales...
Bolivia: Anger rises as opposition leader Camacho arrested
... He helped oust President Evo Morales from power in 2019...
Why is Bolivia, the expulsion of foreign diplomats?
... What caused this sudden collapse of relations? It comes back, essentially, to Bolivia s ex-President Evo Morales of asylum in Mexico, because in November, after his escape from his home in the middle of the unrest after his disputed re-election...
In pictures: Christmas around the world
... Buenos Aires, ArgentinaThe exiled former President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has a Christmas breakfast with members of the Bolivian community of the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires...
Bolivia crisis: Jeanine Áñez declares herself interim president
...Jeanine Áñez proclaimed herself interim president with the backing of the Constitutional Court Bolivian opposition senator Jeanine Áñez has assumed the interim presidency of the South American country following Evo Morales s resignation...
Bolivia crisis: Evo Morales says he fled as his life was at risk
...Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has arrived in Mexico City saying he asked for asylum because his life was in danger...
Bolivia crisis: Ex-President Morales offered asylum in Mexico
...Morales supporters clashed with police in La Paz Evo Morales has landed in Mexico where he has been offered asylum after resigning as president of Bolivia amid election fraud protests...
Bolivia election: Evo Morales, to get a fourth term?
The three top candidates are (from left to right), Evo Morales , Carlos Mesa , and Óscar Ortiz
Many young Bolivians heading to the polls on Sunday to vote in a General election, have no memory, but every President Evo Morales leads in the Andean nation.
The local politician for a fourth term in office and if he wins, he will power up to the year 2025.
His critics say he has ignored a referendum, to limit the Bolivian President agreed on two terms.
And yet, opinion polls suggest, he has a wide lead over his nearest rival.
Who is in the race?incumbent Evo Morales is once again for his movement for socialism (Mas) party.
EPAEvo Morales13 years, 9 monthsin power
38 year leading the coca-grower' union
with 54% of the vote in 2005, won the election
64%of the votes won in the 2009 election
61%of the votes won in 2014 election
source: BBC Monitoringread our profile of Evo Morales :
Mr Morales's main rival for The Presidency , Carlos Mesa , is running for the Civil community (Comunidad Ciudadana) political Alliance.
Reuters Carlos Mesa19 monthsas President between 2003 and 2005
Came to power after the then President resigned.
Journalistwho worked in print and TV
movie buffwho founded the Bolivian Film Institute
the Maritime dispute represented Bolivia in The International court of justice
source: BBC Monitoringthe third in the polls is Senator Óscar Ortiz, who is Coalition for "Bolivia dice no" (Bolivia says no).
ReutersÓscar Ortiz8 year representing Santa Cruz in the Senate
a businessman turned conservative politician,
14 yearsspent work for Santa Cruz ' s chamber of commerce
50 years ago unto the youngest of the three presidential candidates
source: BBC MonitoringHow is it works?the vote is compulsory for adult Bolivians, unless you are over 70 years old. The 7. 3 million Bolivians eligible to vote shall elect a President and a vice-President, 130 members of The Chamber of deputies and 36 senators.
in order to win In The First round on 20 October, a presidential candidate with either More Than 50% of the vote or 40% with 10 percentage points ahead of his nearest rival.
If none of the candidates reached that the percentage of the votes, the second and Final Round will take place on 15. December, in The First and second placed candidates to run against each other.
What are the main issues?Many of those who participated in anti-government said protests in The Weeks before the election, that they are against President Morales for two reasons: his environmental policies and his disregard for the result of a referendum, held in February 2016.
the forest fires that destroyed four million acres of land in the East of Bolivia accounted for Many voters the question of whether a decree passed, which had contributed to President Morales with the fires.
The decree quadrupled the amount of land that farmers are allowed to clear for agricultural production.
Many residents of the province of Santa Cruz , one of the fire most of the, were also explain to angry at The President for refusing to, a national emergency over the fire.
Many Bolivians say they are still angry that the results of the 2016 referendum, were notBut the posters and signs, Many of the protesters in the air lifts respects also suggested that the anger was still high over the fact that President Morales will be bypassed, the results of the 2016 referendum on Term Limits .
A majority of Bolivians voted "no" to Mr Morales 'proposal to ditch the term of office of The President is limited but Mr Morales' Mas party took The Matter to the Constitutional Court , which decided that The President 's favor, the permit for a fourth term.
Many voters say that they have not forgiven President Morales for not sticking to his promise that he would respect the outcome of the referendum.
challengesBut, for Many indigenous Bolivians, the goods, was from poverty during the time Mr. Morales to power, continue to back him for President.
you say, Mr. Mesa, his great rival, embodies the white Bolivian elite, and the question of his commitment to the poor.
Mr. Mesa argues that oil and gas revenues in decline, Bolivia needs to "more reasonable and rational" in the way he spends his money, especially since the country has a deficit of 7 has. 8% of GDP.
But his message of limiting the expenditure is not proved to be popular among the poor voters, who have seen steady improvements in their quality of life under President Morales.
Óscar Ortiz says he stands for a new generation of BoliviansMr. Ortiz has asked, meanwhile, to ignore the voters, the opinion polls behind Mr Morales and Mr Mesa.
At his final rally, he urged his followers to use their votes not for "the old Bolivia", which he claimed, Mr. Mesa and Mr. Morales are, but for "the Bolivian young people, and do not guarantee that Bolivia will return to The Past ".
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Source of news: bbc.com
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