They evaluate Evo Morales’ entry ban to Peru for “interfering” in internal affairs

President Dina Boluarte the former president of Bolivia asked on Wednesday. Evo Moralesstopped “interfering” in the internal affairs of the country and stated that the immigration authorities were considering whether to allow him entry into the territory.

“We are talking [con Migraciones] so in this context we see the situation of the entry of Mr. Evo Morales into the country, because I believe that no one, not a single person, not a former president or leader of another country, has any reason to interfere in internal affairs,” he told Boluarte in an interview with local media.

“Yes, sir Evo Morales wants to continue to be a leader there in Bolivianwell in Bolivian He must play this role of social leader and political leader,” the president said.

Several right-wing and center-right Peruvian legislators have asked the foreign ministry to take diplomatic action on the activities that Morales has been carrying out in southern Peru, regions that support the former president. Pedro Castillo and who hold protests against the government boluart.

Questions for Evo Morales

Moralesleader of the Cocalero indigenous people and ally of the deposed Lockaccused by these politicians of inciting demonstrations against the new president.

“We cannot allow him to come to Peru to raise the masses and separate part of the national territory,” parliamentarian Jorge Montoya told reporters.

Last year Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee announced Morales persona non grata.

Last week, the government expected the resumption of mobilization from January 4, demanding the resignation of Boluarte, the closing of the Congress and the immediate announcement of elections.

Demonstrations are taking place in the central and southern regions of the country, where the laid-off Lockleft rural teacher, has support.

As Vice President boluart replaced Lock, who launched an unsuccessful coup attempt on December 7, 2022. He was fired Congress and then arrested on charges of mutiny.

After the fall Lock Violent protests broke out in the center and south of the country.

The police and military repulsed the demonstrations, which left more than 20 people dead and more than 600 injured, some of them shot dead.

The government has promised an investigation to determine responsibility amid criticism over alleged excessive use of force.

(According to AFP)