Bolivian Opposition’s Symbolic Move Exposes Political Turmoil and Justice Battles

In a striking display that underscores the deep divisions ripping through Bolivia, opposition legislator Alberto Astorga dressed a bust of former President Evo Morales in prisoner stripes, signaling a bold prediction: if the opposition wins the upcoming elections, Morales will face incarceration. This provocative gesture is more than theatrical—it embodies a fierce battle over national sovereignty, accountability, and the rule of law. Is Bolivia Ready to Hold Former Leaders Accountable? Astorga’s act isn’t simply about symbolism; it confronts a reality many Americans recognize—the necessity of enforcing justice on powerful figures who undermine democratic principles. Morales, leader from 2006 to 2019,...