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Today, a journey into the jungle hideout of Bolivia's fugitive former president.

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Goet! Over nearly 14 years in power, Eva Morales transformed Bolivia.

A socialist transformed Bolivia.

A socialist who lifted millions out of poverty, the country's first indigenous president,

a populist who built schools and hospitals, and a new high-rise presidential palace with its own massage room and sauna.

But that palace isn't where the Guardian found Morales a few weeks ago.

Yeah, we just went through the first checkpoint.

We are now waiting for someone from Evie's team to allow us in the compound where he's being protected.

Morales is now a fugitive, hold up in rural Bolivian coca country, defended by locals, men, women and children.

Viva the Sahra'an tropico!

Viva! Viva! Vail the companion Rapo Morales, Alima! women and children.

It was hundreds of people. They were all holding sticks. Some of them were holding these makeshift shields. And on the top of the wooden fort, there was this guy holding an arrow. So like I pointed the camera to the bow and arrow guy, he smiled and made a pose.

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