Evo Morales jura su tercer mandato con ritual inca

Evo Morales, dressed as an Inca emperor, was inaugurated for his third term in a ritual ceremony at Tiwanaku, Bolivia. The event, attended by national and international guests, included traditional Andean elements. Morales received a ceremonial staff from spiritual guides. Critics argue he uses Andean symbols for political purposes and supports extractive industries. Morales claims the ceremony reaffirms cultural identity.

What was Evo Morales wearing during the ceremony in Tiwanaku?

• A traditional Bolivian suit

• A miner's uniform

• An Inca emperor outfit

• A modern business suit

Where was the ceremony held that marked Morales' third term?

• In the Archaeological Citadel of Tiwanaku

• In the Amazon rainforest

• In the City of Sucre

• In the capital city of La Paz

Which historical sites did Morales visit during the ceremony?

• The Pyramids of Giza

• The Great Wall of China

• Machu Picchu

• The Temple of Kalasasaya and Acapana Pyramid

What criticism has Morales faced regarding his use of Andean cultural symbols?

• For using them for political purposes

• For not understanding their significance

• For not using them enough

• For using them in international events

What was Morales' stated purpose for holding the ceremony?

• To launch a new political party

• To announce new economic policies

• To reaffirm the cultural identity of his people

• To celebrate his birthday