Arcismo launched new accusations against the pedophile Evo Morales. Spokesperson Vidal Gómez denounced that the former dictator is promoting the null vote to favor Samuel Doria Medina.
According to Gómez, Morales seeks to weaken Andrónico Rodríguez to facilitate Samuel Doria Medina's victory. "It's part of a dirty and cowardly war," he declared. The internal conflict within MAS is intensifying ahead of the elections.
The official spokesperson stated that Morales wants a weak candidate to win in order to guarantee his impunity. He maintained that Doria Medina wouldn't withstand social pressure.
Morales, according to Gómez, would take advantage of that vacuum to call for unrest. Evo is betting on Doria Medina "because he has no base in the streets", he asserted. He also described the coca grower as "cowardly" for hiding in Chapare.
Gómez linked the "evismo" with assaults during campaign events. He pointed out that there were attacks in Caranavi and Batallas, where MAS supporters were beaten.
He indicated that Evo must explain who's behind those incidents. "We're not going to allow them to sabotage the election", he warned. The ruling party is calling for a swift investigation into what happened.
Campaign for the null vote

Morales's former running mate, Wilma Alanoca, also supported the null vote. She stated that there isn't any left-wing leader on the ballot.
"Evismo" seeks to surpass 60% null vote to delegitimize the future government. They accuse Andrónico Rodríguez of betraying Chapare. That division generates uncertainty among grassroots supporters.
Meanwhile, Doria Medina continues his campaign with direct messages against Arce. He asserted that the president should devote himself to writing novels. He accused him of inventing solutions while the fuel crisis worsens.
He also criticized his economic model and blamed him for the gas debacle. "We warned about it in 2014," the businessman pointed out.
The Unidad candidate proposed an immediate change starting August 17. He said the economy will be adjusted to reality in his first semester in office.
He promised that in 2027 Bolivia will grow again. He claims to have a plan based on entrepreneurship, tourism, and sustainability. He also insisted that MAS is part of the past.











