Evo Morales and Diosdado Cabello issue political denunciations

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has alleged that there is an order to end his life through a planned military and police operation in the Tropico de Cochabamba. Morales claimed to have received warnings from military and police personnel regarding this potential action. He held President Rodrigo Paz and Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano responsible for any harm that may come to him, alleging that Justiniano coordinated with the United States government to plan the operation during a recent trip abroad.

Moralès is currently located in the Tropico de Cochabamba under the protection of local federations while facing two arrest warrants: one related to human trafficking involving a minor and another concerning a 53-day blockade.

In Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello, first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), has accused opposition leader María Corina Machado of leading a destabilization plan. Cabello alleged that Machado is using third parties to avoid direct responsibility for attacks intended to sabotage national dialogue processes. He further claimed that Machado's agenda includes efforts to paralyze the national oil industry to trigger an internal crisis.