This is John Batchel.

Collegagallag Alejandropina Excluza reminds us that Evo Morales, out of power for many years now, is always a threat.

And the trouble in Bolivia now, including dynamite throwing by miners,

is most likely driven by Eva Morales, who wants power back.

Who is he? What does he represent?

What does it mean that he's got the forces of the disorder on his side?

Here's Alejandro to introduce us once again to Eva Morales, and where he went to school in Cuba

and his strikingly significant classmate when he was a school in Cuba and Havana under

Fidel Castro. More tonight. Well, Cuba is responsible for this kind of turmoil. That's why it's so

important to have a change of regime in Cuba.

Why do I say this?

Because Evo Morales is not only a founder of the Sao Paulo Forum, but he studied in Cuba

in the in the in the Niko Lopez at his name, Nikolópez, Higher Center for Ideological Studies, were also Nicolaas Maduro studied in Havana.

So this guy, Evo Morales, has always been working for Cuba.

Also something even more important is that he's a leader of the coca growers syndicates in

the chapari. It's a song for coca growers in Bolivia and even though coca, growing

coca is not legal, they are related to cocaine and drug trafficking. So he is related to drug trafficking.

This kind of turmoil, he's organized many times in the past, not only in Bolivia, but also

in Peru, where he has many friends and many allies and in all the region where the coca growers

exist because he's a regional leader for coca growers.

And he's willing to do whatever to recover power in Bolivia.