Evo says that Indian march is to derail the judicial vote

INDIAN MARCH • Bolivia's President Juan Evo Morales says that Indian march was invented to thwart judicial voting that will take place next October.

By EUGENE ROXAS

Evo Morales in conference in government palace. Photo © ERBOL®

LA PAZ, Bolivia .— President of Plurinational State of Bolivia Juan Evo Morales Ayma said this Friday that the indian march in defense of indigenous territory Isiboro Secure is an invention of the opposition and is intended to derail the judicial vote of next October.

"A colleague told me that this march is geared to undermine and derail the elections of 16 October this year. The rightist and the opponents make problems. Of course, now everyone is Tipnista , defender of indigenous territory, talk and comment without knowing anything. "

Evo Morales said in his speech to mark the 70th anniversary of Tacopaya, Cochabamba:

"How invent issues to harm the election, if this is the plan of this march (indigenous), (then) they can continue marching and marching, but we also continue marching to ensure our elections."

Source: ERBOL^®