Morales Says He's Not in Touch With Bolivian Military

The speaker discusses their lack of direct contact with the opposition, relying on media and social networks for information. They mention seeing military personnel supporting the public but have not engaged with any commanders. Despite receiving messages from lower-ranking officers, the speaker maintains no institutional contact. They recount a security incident where an officer was offered $50,000 to betray them to the opposition.

How does the speaker claim to receive information about the acting government?

• Through direct meetings

• Via media and social networks

• From official government reports

• Through personal letters

What has the speaker seen images of?

• Officers marching with people

• Government officials in meetings

• Protests in the streets

• Military parades

Who does the speaker mention having reliable connections with?

• International diplomats

• Media reporters

• Friends and security personnel

• Government officials

What kind of messages did the speaker receive from lower-ranking officers?

• Threatening messages

• Personal invitations

• Support messages

• Official orders

What was the officer offered to turn the speaker over to the opposition?

• $100,000

• $50,000

• $25,000

• $75,000