I mean, he flat out didn't answer the question though, so he hasn't ruled it out so it's not misinformation.

@@RushOrbit He legally can't return to power if he wanted to. By trying to return to power he would be breaking the laws that he himself created.

@@intihumala9087 And who is going to hold him accountable? His own party? He changed the constitution he can change alot of things

@@quandisimofantastico9057 His own party barred him from reentering politics smart guy.

Bc vice is owned by the same people that own Fox News.

Couldn’t agree more mate.

Bolivia is perhaps more socialist than the U.S., but its way behind lots of European countries. Its probably about inline with Canada.

@@timhutton6786 Neither the U.S. or europe is socialist, and neither is Canada

@@henrikhaugen1457 Agreed. Bolivia would have similar governance to other left leaning countries but is far from socialist.

@@jake4024 That is not proggresive.... That is populism😂

@Phil Kol He is a citizen of Bolivia...just as you would say this is your country...pull your head out!!!

He just won the election..so yes..he will be returning to power

@@Youneverknow100 "he" didn't but sure

Lol if you believe that, I got Nigerian Prince who wants you inherit a million dollars 💵

Yes, he wants to return to power, he has said it many times

Yup, VICE selectively translated that.

Their constitution dont allow him to get elected one more time. He even did a referendum in 2016 to change the constitution, which he lost.

@@Bruno-iz4zk And then the court decided that rule was invalid, his 4th election was legal

@@darioguerra3065 The court didn't respect people's will. If the rule was legal for all the previous presidents, why it shouldn't be for evo?

@@Bruno-iz4zk well they don't elect their court justices, just like how Americans don't elect justices for the Supreme court.

Please could you help us understand? I respect Evo for his amazing initial victory and would love to know what he intends to do now, from his own mouth

@@a1990hussain in this video he only says that he Want to return to Bolivia, Not to the power.

@@a1990hussain The clearest mismatch is at 1:52. He's saying "we will return to the government", but they translated it as "we will return to power". A slight change that really changes the tone in order to put it in line with the U.S.-backed "dictatorship" narrative.

@@goxdie000 return to government vs return to power doesn't seem so different to me

@@michaeldiebold8847 Well, that's your opinion and I have mine

Don’t forget when protests started he said “don’t let water or food go into the cities”, and he didn’t urge MÁS sympathizers to not protest during the pandemic for a delayed election, which resulted in many people dying from a lack of oxygen.

It's Vice what do you expect?

@Werm 01 It's a mistranslation that completely changes the tone of what he said.

Probably not, it's likely a transcreation which translators use regularly. Subtitles and translation work is normally outsourced to a third party agency and their translator just makes choices based on context and tone to provide an accurate and intelligible version of what's being said. Vice most likely didn't add the subtitles in house because it's not worth hiring a full time translator for one language unless they were producing content in that language every day or every week, and translation work is never handed to just one guy that happens to speak Spanish but isn't an actual professional translator. That's just how that whole world of translation and localization works.

@@RushOrbit either way it changes the narrative

They do

@Bruce DaBuc That article is in spanish, you utter cretin.

@Bruce DaBuc you think knowing a language makes you smart? hahahaha

they made a guide on Iran if that counts

It is not enough for you that they lie and make them look like clowns or nazis look at CNN or DW?

I say. Look at Bolivia before the gas boom, look at Bolivia during the gas boom and Look at Bolivia during the pandemic for which we where not prepared due to a lack of investment on the health and education area.

@@pety3554 what a horribly simplistic view of evos economic program. How do you explain the sustained economic growth even after the drop in prices?

@@geraldrussogarro5193 Evo Morales has a 5th grade reading level smart guy, you really think he's far from an economist. All of Latin America shrunk poverty by 11.5% because of the 2000's commodities boom, it literally had nothing to do with Evo Morales. The only thing he did was turn a blind eye to the informal markets and drug trafficking in Bolivia. Thats about it and those were the same people who were demanding that he return.

@@intihumala9087 that’s why he hired Luis Acre who has an economics degree from Coventry University in England- one of the best in the country.

@@B8ct78 Luis Arce has a 26% approval rating

@Ivan paul doe = department of energy?

edit** ''Elon musk said "we will coup whoever we want, get over it" when he was accused of involvement on twitter.'' You are not paying attention. Tesla has secured lithium supplies in the US. Where is the evidence that Musk is behind the coup? I call BS.

@@davidcox8961 He's not behind the coup but he supports it. Tesla and other car companies aims to increase car production exponentially over the next decade, and for that they will need to secure alot more lithium than that mines currently being used. Having free market access to potentially the one of the worlds largest and cheapest to extract sources of lithium would be of big benefit to tesla and any company that does the mining, as opposed to the profits from extracting it going to the Bolivian people instead of multinational mining companies, it could also potentially mean higher prices if its nationalized and it reduces America's ability to control the resource geopolitically if its nationalized. They could sell it to China for example.

@@davidcox8961 elon musk said "we will coup whoever we want, get over it" when he was accused of involvement on twitter thats why people are talking about it. some people take that at face value, others say 'oh he's just an overgrown child man with a Thomas Edison complex who inherited an apartide emerald mine, sometimes he publicly shits himself, dont worry about it.' there are good arguments on both sides.

@@davidcox8961 also when has enough ever been enough for anything with a billionaire? more sources means cheaper lithium generally

He's sitting at home doing nothing

Bro just shut up how is it democracy when people voted for him not to be a candidate and he resign for president 2 more times than he should've. Im Bolivian and half of the things that you found aren't at all close of what it is

✊global solidarity

happy that bd doesnt go the same way, otherwise it will be another PK :)

Global solidarity from Chile

😒 you’re a fan of dictatorships I see

@@neogigo because installing a right wing US puppet government with military force isn’t a symptom of a future dictator, right? Democracy, the people, chose socialism.

I saw a lot of comments complaining about the accuracy of the subs during the interview. They might have fixed that and reuploaded.

also had a diffret title.... which didnt potray him as power hungry strong man

They left the translation the same lol

You're killing the irish, not funny

Yeah, it's precise and clear on the actual message

Because the reporter is latino???

Shame that he let Evo's words be mistranslated, he wants to go home not back to power.

@@kylesmith-rojo1607 not even he sounds like a gringo

Everything that you wrote tells me you have no real or honest idea of what Bolivia is all about or its politics. You wrote lie after lie and made guesses as you went

​@@intihumala9087hes not wrong it's true the political office wants the lithium just to make the rich more richer and elon musk admit bc he was also part of the coup there doing the same thing to Mexico so don't even say the person was lying ot true that how shady governments are nowadays rich people went to the government and the government put a coup together to take down evo morales from power just to take lithium watch Mexico is next SO DONT SAY THE PERSON LIED BC HE DIDNT SO SHUT UP😂

Sadly not

@@lucazzegarra are either of you even Bolivian?

@@andalilbitqueer well i am born and raised

@@andalilbitqueer just 2 weeks ago all the country was protesting agains this same government for them not to approve laws that controlled all the money you had just like in Venezuela luckily it worked and they didn't but its still really a constant fight between the people and the new changes

@@lucazzegarra well thats good, protestors actually worked and won against perceived injustice. Sad that it's about private property over wealth inequality. Also what did I even say that led you to assume im venezuelan? Im Filipino

Did it really?

@@deadmeme5726 overwelmingly, i believe 50+% voted for them. A victory for socialists worldwide and a defeat for imperialist Smerica.

@anon2k10 Look at the economic development of Bolivia during Evo Morales's presidency. His policies lifted tens of thousands out of poverty.

@anon2k10 uh oh someone has grade level economic understanding

@@sakketin how?

Fr , he's white pulling for the white woman

Fun fact, Bolivian Baptists led the first land reform movement in 1942 in the Huatajata region of La Paz. Land purchased with serfs living on it was divided up and redistributed to the resident families. This act was influential and following the 1952 Bolivian Revolution, a much larger land reform initiative was based off the Baptist model.

Elon musk and the catholic church Those right wing church clerics are criminals

@@EM-dw2yv I'm in no way Catholic, but I'll just leave this here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gragZquq0NDQZqc.html

Cheers Lad🍻

OK, where is the democracy when US use coup to overthrow democratically elected president.

@@kenrie20022 EXACTLY 💯

In 2016 he held a referendum (21F) to constitutionally allow the president to run beyond two terms. The country democratically voted against this change... and then law was changed anyway and Evo ran again...

@@kenrie20022 It does not change the fact that Evo did not respect democracy

@@kenrie20022 Don't make excuses...

Has nothing to do here

Exactly. How the interviewer tried to fool him is ridiculous. Try to tell an indigenous person who is indigenous and who isn't

@@AnmlPeeweeIsHere Evo Morales isn't indigenous

You have a picture of Che on your profile and you are calling an Ethnonationalist a "beautiful soul" imagine that lol

@@intihumala9087 hmm no. Che, along with Castro were of the view that the collective liberation of Latin America would be the liberation of the Cuban people. They are not seperate. When Latin America is liberated, it would extend to the rest of the world. Decolonization and anti-capitalist struggles doesn't discriminate

@@intihumala9087 also it's Castro in the picture, not Che 🇨🇺🇨🇺

@@peterlyov3445 Ok Peter maybe you're slow.. do you know what Ethnonationalism is? Is that the same as Communism or the opposite?

@@intihumala9087 it's all intertwined with the liberation struggle. I don't see Che having an ethnonationalist side to him as negative at all, not even as a slight to my original comment.

The fact that he has majority indigenous support, and his party does, says enough. In no way did he even imply that he doesn't accept that some indigenous people disagree with him. Bolivia is majority indigenous and the majority of his base and the country supports MAS. Despite the coup the party won by a large margin

@@AnmlPeeweeIsHere Ricardo going through all your comments you're completely clueless bro, I would just stop..

He won't, their party made it clear that he needs a rest and that Luis Arce will be their leader.

@@micaelagoitia5062 The party didn't make that clear, he ran for a 4th term and the population protested until he stepped down.

@@timhutton6786 well they made it clear a few weeks ago. I read the interview.

@@micaelagoitia5062 The party just moved on after Evo fled the country and was no longer an option. Ideally he would still be their leader and could potentially return. Hence the original comment that he doesn't need to run indefinitely.

@@micaelagoitia5062 Lets hope that he keeps his word....

a hero??? 💀 i mean sure he has def helped with poverty, but I guess his relation with narcotraffickers works for him... yup he is a gReAt mAn! 😳plus, only people that are brainwashed by El MAS love him, but you can't say "the people of Bolivia love him for it". lied about many things and having to commit election fraud because mesa was winning?? research buddy research

also, when he was in exile, he told his political party to not allow food and supplies to enter bolivia, and for his followers to start riots - all for this to cause chaos in his own country! evo said when I'm gone, this country better be suffering and in flames so they let me back in! "EVo morales is a great man" nahhh

And now she’s in jail, lol this comment aged badly .

@@themysterysith As soon as Luis Arce is out of office she will be freed from jail. Look at Carlos Mesa, he was overthrown and kicked out of the country by Evo Morales himself in 2005 and in 2019 he was running for President yet again and beat Evo Morales who then got caught rigging the elections.

Also, being in jail doesn't make you bad. Mumia Abu Jamal, Leonard peltier, Chelsea Manning, Muhammad Ali. Lots of great people have been arrested and in prison.

@Chris H oh don't cry .

There is no middle.

centrism is not an ideology

Most centrists are radicals. You are more likely to find public will on various issues on either the right or the left.

How can you become “more capitalist”?

All these things are happening on unstable countries tho. They’re trying to find a quick and easy solution by swinging to either extreme. Northern Europe is social capitalist. People are happy not being on any extreme.

Jajajaja Las hueva das Que escriben los capitalistas pobres.

Evo Morales is not a socialist, he's a Aymara version of Donald Trump

@@intihumala9087 Even if that were true his party and polices are moving in the right direction. Improving steadily the quality of his people, fighting off the far right and being the face too a youth that grew up in the shadow of the USSR.

@@AnotherConscript bahahah bro you're clueless! Bolivia is in the same shape today as it was before MAS ever came to power. They are simply a party of narcos and Bolivia will NEVER in a million years be a socialist state. We have had 68 Presidents, we have overthrown 41 Presidents and have assassinated 5 of them. We are a nation of indigenous and nobody will ever rule us.. period especially a communist.

Support cars, protest gas support vibrators, protest batteries Support shoes, protest laces

The were getting trashed in the comment section so they redid it.

Hey Macaco, China is the worlds richest country

"burrrr everyone who doesn't like me is a neoliberal" lol Shut up

No

@@spammergenerico5679 shutup

@@ashsgarden1811 No

@@spammergenerico5679 imperialist

@@ashsgarden1811 monster

He never made any gains for Bolivia.

@@intihumala9087 yeah cutting poverty in half isn’t a gain tf 💀💀

@@valantian9673 He didn't cut poverty in half

Never!

@@TheCandyMan01 Death to CIA! Long live Morales!

If they did they wouldn't want más in power again right?

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