Bolivia's electoral court barred ex-President Evo Morales from running in August's election, sparking protests. El tribunal electoral de Bolivia prohibió al ex presidente Evo Morales postularse en las elecciones de agosto, provocando protestas.

Bolivia's former President Evo Morales was barred from registering as a presidential candidate for the upcoming August election, a decision that has sparked protests and deepened political divisions. Al ex presidente de Bolivia Evo Morales se le prohibió registrarse como candidato presidencial para las próximas elecciones de agosto, una decisión que ha desencadenado protestas y profundizado las divisiones políticas. The electoral court's move, which also suspended another leftist candidate, has propelled President Luis Arce's socialist party to the forefront, despite its unpopularity. La medida del tribunal electoral, que también suspendió a otro candidato izquierdista, ha impulsado al partido socialista del presidente Luis Arce a la vanguardia, a pesar de su impopularidad. Morales, who warned of potential instability if he were not allowed to run, has vowed to fight the decision. Morales, quien advirtió de la posible inestabilidad si no se le permite postularse, ha prometido luchar contra la decisión.