Vijay Prashad: Bolivia Does Not Exist

Such events as a coup are merely events of a longer-term structure, a long struggle between the forces of imperialism and of decolonisation

Steve Ellner: Talking About Fake News Mr. Trump And The New York Times

It’s incredible how one-sided, misleading and cherry picking the mainstream media has been on recent events in Bolivia

Joe Emersberger: Oppose the Military Coup in Bolivia. Spare Us Your “Critiques”

The coup against Morales should be an incredibly easy one for any “progressive” to unreservedly oppose – and by oppose I mean demand Morales finish off his term. People eager to highlight their “critiques” of Morales are part of the problem

Peoples Dispatch: Day 2 of the civic-military coup in Bolivia

Evo Morales was forced to resign amid escalating violence and on Monday night he left the country for Mexico where he was given political asylum

Francisco Dominguez: The Bolivian Coup: What the Mainstream Media Don’t Tell You

Bolivia’s oligarchy launched an orgy of racist and fascist violence to oust president Morales

Dominique Ferré: Bolivia Coup “Made in USA”

Workers and youth the world over, and their organizations, have a duty to stand side by side with the workers and people of Bolivia against this new crime of U.S. imperialism in Latin America

Mark Weisbrot: “This Is a Military Coup”

Bolivian President Evo Morales Resigns After Army Calls for His Ouster

Codepink: No Coup in Bolivia

Protesting outside OAS

Yves Engler: Canada backs coup against Bolivia’s president

Once again our government has prioritized the interests of Canadian corporations over the interest of indigenous people. Shame on Trudeau for supporting the ouster of Evo Morales

Danica Jorden: Evo Steps Down, New Government Orders Arrest, Mexico Offers Asylum

As a result of widespread rioting and international accusations of election fraud, Bolivian President Evo Morales has stepped down from assuming a fourth term at the head of his country “to keep the peace”

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