Morales Blocked From Running For A Seat In Bolivia's Senate

Evo Morales, former president of Bolivia, is barred from running for a Senate seat due to residency issues, as he currently resides in Argentina under asylum. His resignation followed protests over alleged election rigging. An arrest warrant was issued for Morales on charges of sedition and terrorism, which he denies. Morales criticized the electoral tribunal's decision as undemocratic, and his party plans to appeal.

Why was Morales' candidacy for the Senate rejected by Bolivia's Supreme Electoral Tribunal?

• He was involved in a corruption scandal.

• He refused to participate in the elections.

• He is no longer a resident of Bolivia.

• He was accused of election rigging.

What event led to Morales stepping down as Bolivia's president?

• A military coup

• A health crisis

• An economic collapse

• Three weeks of deadly protests

What was the outcome of the October election in Bolivia?

• A new candidate was elected.

• Morales won a controversial fourth term.

• The election was postponed.

• Morales lost the election.

What charges were brought against Morales by Bolivian prosecutors?

• Tax evasion and money laundering

• Fraud and embezzlement

• Sedition and terrorism

• Corruption and bribery

What action is Morales' political party likely to take following the tribunal's decision?

• Accept the decision

• Appeal to a different court

• Organize a protest

• Seek international intervention